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• Others might be littered with leaves and tree branches.
• Are Wikipedia articles supposed to be littered with images?
• Former railroad rights of way cut across river bottoms that used to be littered with bustling towns.
• And it's not uncommon for the top of her desk to be littered with toys.
• Trowbridge's shrew resides in forested areas where the ground may be littered with debris for cover.
• It is cramped with equipment and could be littered with toxic substances from ruined scientific experiments and burst pipes.
• Many parts of the South China Sea and the nearby Malacca Straits are thought to be littered with dozens of ancient shipwrecks.
• Way back when, Times Square would be littered with broken glass, back when no one much cared what anyone carried in.
• Firefighters have been unable to enter the southwestern area of the fire because it could be littered with unexploded ordnance, Provaznik said.
• Firefighters have been unable to enter the southwestern area of the fire because it could be littered with unexploded ordnance, officials said.
• Another reason for riding the white line is that the centers of the lanes can be littered with oil, potholes and other debris.
• The lawyer for the committee contended in court that Travelstead's filings and testimony continued to be littered with false and misleading statements.
• But the path to the No . 1 seed might be littered with a crowd of teams looking to provoke and pester the Lakers.
• Unloading the infantry onto a battlefield that was assumed to be littered with chemical and nuclear poisons did not seem like a good idea.
• But the firefighters were powerless to move in : The area is believed to be littered with land mines left over from the 1991 war.
• It used to be that a company seeking a big government contract knew the path would be littered with officials'demands for bribes and kickbacks.
• The streets will be littered with lists like this when the millennium comes, and when the millennium goes they will be swept into heaps and forgotten.
• On a battlefield that was assumed to be littered with chemical and nuclear poisons the idea of unloading the infantry did not seem like a good idea.
• "If you wait on the FEC, moss is going to grow and the field would be littered with dead bodies, " said Cleland.
• While U . S . stocks may be on the road to better days, the path will be littered with potholes many investors can't yet see.