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Some kids study in the corridors as the classes are overcrowded.

Catholic areas of Belfast tend to be overcrowded, while many Protestant blocks lie derelict.

The most difficult people to count are the poor, the homeless, the itinerant and those in overcrowded Buildings.

They work up to 13 hours a day, live in cold, dirty, overcrowded dormitories and eat poor food.

Forced to live in overcrowded slums or shantytowns, city-dwelling refugees have little or no access to health care or social services.

But two good causes, doing something to unclog Britain's overcrowded roads and experimenting with new forms of participatory democracy, will both have been set back unless some lessons are learned.

He said: "It is just very, very bad value for taxpayers' money to keep banging them up and warehousing them in overcrowded prisons where most of them get toughened up."

Now the measles virus is spreading rapidly through the extremely overcrowded camps.

Survivors are living outside in overcrowded camps with little or no shift hospitals are struggling to treat thousands of injured.

They can't push for even tougher laws, he says, at a time when prisons are so overcrowded that a federal court is threatening mandatory inmate releases.

Survivors are living outside in overcrowded camps with little or no sanitation.

It was an icy cold night, such as is almost unknown with us; but in the overcrowded hall there was such excessive heat as only Russians can endure.

Conditions in its camps are often appalling-they are overcrowded, filthy and desperately short of food and drinking water.

He said the modern tradition of the marital bed only began with the industrial revolution, when people moving to overcrowded towns and cities found themselves short of living space.