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• The three astronauts were crammed aboard a spacecraft designed for one.
• The files are crammed with hundreds of other leads and tips.
• Television news is crammed with breathless live reports and overwrought analysis.
• Half of the offense crammed into a janitor's closet.
• Space, empty as it is, is crammed with coincidences.
• They predicted jammed streets, packed restaurants, crammed shopping malls.
• Every pawnbroker's is crammed with tokens of spent passions.
• Prague's old city today is crammed with medieval buildings.
• And I think priesthood is crammed with these sorts of experiences.
• Many reporters work at desks crammed into former foyers or hallways.
• Ms . Hawks thought it would look great crammed with flowers.
• These days, the front page is just crammed with scandal.
• Jack London crammed a lot of tumult into his 40 years.
• Thousands of impoverished people remain crammed in bullet-riddled buildings.
• They came on fot, by bus and in crammed taxis.
• I crammed a lot the last few days before the test.
• Q : Almost like five days of energy crammed into one?
• Today, digital cell phones are crammed with gallium arsenide technology.
• Sadly, the church is crammed with religious icons and visitors.
• People are tired of having'em crammed down their throats.