Gore was declared full in 1863, so 52 years later, the 320,000 square feet of Harvard brick and Indiana limestone that made up Widener seemed heaven-sent.
The dioxins are thought to come from grass contaminated by illegally dumped waste.The latest trouble erupted in December, when Campania's landfill sites were declared full.
The dump, which lies 8km (5 miles) from the city centre, was declared full in 2001, and since then campaigners, including Concern, have sought to have it decommissioned.
Dadaab, one of the world's largest, most congested refugee camps, was declared full in 2008, but the UN refugee agency, the UNHCR, said about 1,300 Somali refugees had recently been arriving daily.
During SWEP, more outreach workers are sent out on the streets and emergency places are made available in hostels which would otherwise be declared full, including 40 spaces in a former hotel in north-west London operated by the St Mungo's Broadway charity.
It was declared full occupancy in 2008, but has received between 600 and 1,500 Somali refugees daily since.
Even as Snap, Google and Apple are declaring full-court presses on phone-based augmented reality camera feeds, Facebook is pushing ahead as well, but the fact that people aren't accustomed to taking photos directly within the app will be a daunting challenge for them to overcome.
DOJ officials believed, however, that states that legalized marijuana were declaring full-on war with federal law.
The party last night defended the unusual donation method, insisting it had been "declared in full" to a party funding watchdog and was in line with the rules.
"This donation has been declared in full to the Electoral Commission in line with party funding rules and it appears on the commission's public register.
