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The rise of skyscrapers with their wide-open interior spaces made it possible to organize offices and desks following scientific management principles to improve productivity, even down to how workers stuffed envelopes.

In Orlando on Tuesday morning, every security checkpoint was stuffed with passengers.

Hope, 20, had volunteered to stay at a nearby hotel because my mother’s house was stuffed with out-of-town relatives.

I stuffed the ball of gum into the hole, pushing the gum with my fingers until it filled the gap.

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You leave wanting a tangible memory of this experience and so, my suitcase was stuffed with sunglasses, a sleek tank top and enough Korean beauty products to warrant paying over $200 in overweight fees.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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