The Dutch live in a cramped, soggy nation made possible only because they mastered the art of redirecting water.
ANTANANARIVO, 6 January 2005 - Some thirty students from a local school in the nation's capital cramped into the UNICEF Representative's Office in Antananarivo today to present funds they had donated and collected from other students to help child survivors of the Asian Tsunami Disaster.
Students from Madagascar mobilize funds for tsunami survivors ANTANANARIVO, MADAGASCAR, January 6, 2005 - Some thirty students from a local school in the nation's capital cramped into the UNICEF Representative's Office in Antananarivo today to present funds they had donated and collected from other students to help child survivors of the Asian Tsunami Disaster.
Students from Madagascar mobilize funds for tsunami victims ANTANANARIVO, 6 January 2005 - Some thirty students from a local school in the nation's capital cramped into the UNICEF Representative's Office in Antananarivo today to present funds they had donated and collected from other students to help child survivors of the Asian Tsunami Disaster.
In fact, one of the reasons I came to the United States was to escape the cramped feeling of living in a nation still so dominated by class.
The nation's busiest transit hub is cramped, crowded, confusing and depressing.
For years people in this nation felt powerless, overshadowed by a vast government apparatus, cramped by forces that attempted to control every aspect of their lives.
The New York City Police Department, which has led the nation in producing historical and very real reductions in crime, is in a cramped statistical box.
The Garden sits over Penn Station, the nation's busiest rail hub, where 550,000 passengers a day make their way through cramped, crowded and sometimes bewildering corridors.
"Do we want to be a little nation, with a small population, a restricted diplomatic network, a modest defense force, and a cramped vision of our future?
