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The biggest hill in New York is the first mile up the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge; the rest are crammed into the second half of the course.

The men dropped their respective hauls at a Maryland lot crammed with cars whose owners couldn’t—or didn’t—make their payments.

Hundreds of thousands of Jews were crammed into the ghetto, where they faced poverty, starvation, disease and cold.

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On a rainy June morning, Jeju Island's main harbour was crammed with fishing boats.

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An AFP journalist on Wednesday saw more than 1,000 people travelling away from the site on foot, by motorbike and crammed into pickup trucks.

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