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However, the national park system as a whole is not overcrowded.

Schools for them to go to that are not overcrowded.

During that time, area public schools began to become overcrowded.

For the time being the children are meeting in an overcrowded community center.

The hospital is now overcrowded with more than 100,000 patients.

But the house is too overcrowded for an extra person.

But most state prison systems are overcrowded, now more than ever.

"Want to see what happens when a school gets overcrowded?"

The place was not overcrowded - about average for that time of morning.

They were no more moral than was natural in their overcrowded state.

With a capacity for 4,000 students the school is not overcrowded, he said.

The overcrowded conditions were a concern but not an issue.

The room suddenly seemed to him both overcrowded and empty.

But at the beginning of this year, the system already had 91,000 students in overcrowded conditions, school officials said.

Many had gone without food for a full turn, and they now went out to find something to eat in the overcrowded city.

As of 2008 the school has been criticized for being overcrowded.

In many areas of the country, the county courts are already overcrowded.

In 1890, the school had again become so overcrowded that more room was absolutely necessary.

Seventy percent of its schools are run down and overcrowded.

We have had a million people come into our tiny little overcrowded island in the last year.

Beaches here are very small, and overcrowded in high summer.

By the time I was released we were very overcrowded - over 90 of us with 10 children as well.

The world is vastly overcrowded, with its seven billion people.

Last year, schools started with 91,000 children being taught in overcrowded conditions.

The school had then become overcrowded again, so they went to rebuild.