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Fleming said the notion that Cruz was being overburdened by his sudden turn in the spotlight never became a factor.

Mr. Clinton might know better than most if Mrs. Clinton was being overburdened or receiving bad advice.

Geoffrey Keele of the IFC queried the figures in the report, but said in a statement: "The World Bank group shares Oxfam's concern that the health network in Lesotho is being overburdened as it attempts to fulfil greater-than-anticipated public demand for basic health services.

As the Rugby Football Union basks in unexpected glory and anticipates lucrative new deals, its administrators too feel in a parallel universe having spent the last three years telling all and sundry that the structure of the domestic game did not lend itself to success on the international field because players were being overburdened.

"It is outrageous that this community is being overburdened with (Century Freeway housing projects)," Moore said.

There are arresting personal stories, but these are quickly passed over, and we're back to being overburdened with historical detail as Shephard details the composition of the official "shell shock committee", the positions of the four "shell shock centres" in Flanders, and provides a list of doctors who worked in them.

There are few tenured academics compared to Japan, but all the faculty obligations are fulfilled without anyone being overburdened.

One third or more of informal caregivers of cancer patients were perceived as being overburdened (between 31% and 79%).

In particular, anecdotal concerns of GPs being overburdened were perhaps not borne out, with only six additional attendances for patients with a cough per average practice per week and peaks in attendance for cough not reaching those seen during winter (Supplementary Figure S1).

Obstacles that may get in the way of meeting a deadline are many, but one you should be aware of is being so keen that you overburden yourself.

"Collectivizing debt — as is being debated — would on the contrary overburden strong states and weaken Europe".