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• The city of Basel, Switzerland, once aswarm with pigeons, can offer Tokyo a cautionary tale.
• And that has set technology industry lobbyists aswarm in Washington, seeking to influence any broadband strategy that may emerge.
• In the morning, the newsroom will be aswarm with technicians in white smocks, putting the final touches on its installation.
• In a city aswarm with new restaurants clamoring for recognition, the National Rifle Association managed to clear one hurdle with ease.
• Many scientists say that Mars, despite its deserts and hostile surface, may ultimately be found to harbor regions aswarm with alien microbes.
• The Field of Miracles, the gorgeous composition of Romanesque buildings of which the Leaning Tower is part, was aswarm with guided tour groups.
• The mounds of debris were also aswarm with search parties from neighboring blocks looking for household items that had been carried off by the winds.
• It appeared to be made mainly of iron, copper and zinc sulfides, and its surface was clearly aswarm with millions of crabs and blind shrimp.
• No evident urgency actuates a national energy policy to cut gasoline consumption or make the nation less dependent on oil from regions aswarm with America-hating radicals.
• Some Sundays, when Venture's advertising insert in The Kansas City Star featured particularly fetching bargains, a visit there would find the place aswarm with patrons.
• The Hilton is a jewel in Atlanta's tourism crown, after all, a big, glittering downtown hotel that is often aswarm with conventioneers and foreign visitors.
• Commander Tim McBride of the Los Angeles Police Department said in a news conference Thursday morning at the crime scene, its periphery aswarm with reporters, camera teams and satellite trucks.
• In its heyday, Amsterdam was aswarm with sailors, and it had the tolerant atmosphere of a port grown accustomed to the vices of men suddenly ashore after long months at sea.
• The first of them, " We Came to America " ( 1997 ), depicts New York Harbor aswarm with drowning blacks forced overboard from a burning slave ship in the background.
• Within days, West New York was aswarm with eager chatter, and town officials mobilized a team of volunteers to pore over the dusty municipal archives and interview elderly residents in hope of discovering a lead.
• This former Soviet fighter base was aswarm with heavily armed U . S . soldiers in desert camouflage fatigues and bearded gunslingers in wraparound Oakley sunglasses, heavy mountaineering boots, jaunty Afghan scarves and exotic assault weapons.
• Throughout the day, Fifth Avenue was aswarm with uniformed workers and emergency officials, as well as backhoes and other pieces of earth-moving equipment, and fire trucks, many with Christmas wreaths on their grills.
• Word spread fast and soon Alder Creek was aswarm with up to 30, 000 fortune hunters in an unbroken 14-mile string of gold rush settlements that briefly constituted the biggest town between Minneapolis and San Francisco.
• And another new segment, Errol Manoff's flamboyant " Fantasy Factory, " employs black light to set the stage aswarm with bright bumblebees, huge orange goldfish, singing flowers, bulbous green frogs and fluttering butterflies.
• When he proposed " Dragnet " to NBC officials, they were not especially impressed; radio was aswarm with private investigators and crime dramas, such as Webb's earlier " Pat Novak for Hire ".