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"They continue to be overwhelmed on all fronts, just from running from one fire to the next," Mr. Arbury said, predicting that FEMA will not meet the Dec. 1 deadline.

Yorkshire Ambulance Service had warned they warned it could be overwhelmed on Saturday and Sunday, when wintry weather hit the region.

His troops were overwhelmed on Aug. 16, 1777, by American forces under Gen. John Stark, a veteran of Bunker Hill.

But on the field tonight, the Eagles were truly outclassed, as they averaged 3 yards per offensive play and were overwhelmed on special teams.

Doctors said they were overwhelmed on Saturday, with the first rush of large numbers of injured patients, although pressure had eased slightly on Monday and yesterday.

Riot police had been using tear gas, truncheons and riot shields to drive back crowds, but were overwhelmed on Saturday when several thousand people tore through police lines or ran through nearby fields.

New York State's exchange doubled its computer capacity from Tuesday to Wednesday, said Donna Frescatore, the executive director, leading to smoother operation of a system that had been overwhelmed on the first day.

Lots of bags don't make the flight because they are checked in late, or barely on time, when security areas and airline bag operations are being overwhelmed on busy travel days.

Saying they would ration access, riot police used teargas and stun grenades to drive back crowds, but they were overwhelmed on Saturday by several thousand people who tore through police lines or ran through nearby fields.

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Mr Murphy, who lost Renfrewshire East to the SNP, said Labour had been "overwhelmed" on a "dreadful night".