The city became overpopulated with repatriates from overseas when Korea gained independence in 1945 and again with refugees during the Korean War (1950 53), when it was the temporary capital of the Republic of Korea.
Rather, given the diversity of the guests, here was an opportunity to broaden a social base that, by Cameron's own admission, is overpopulated by men from a similar, if not identical school, university and dining club.
Unfortunately, LA -- the second-largest city in the U.S. -- is far from overpopulated with working journalists.
The film is bizarrely overpopulated, its supporting cast stretching from here to Valhalla.
They mainly practice extensive livestock production on the extensive landscapes, but recently, immigrants from the already overpopulated central highlands of Kenya and neighboring Tanzania have engaged in cultivation in the wetlands in the area (Campbell et al. 2000; Campbell et al. 2003).
"I think this country is coming overpopulated, too many people coming in from everywhere, especially Europe," Mr. Qurban said, as fellow worshipers nodded in assent.
Do we truly have to absorb the world's surplus populations until we become like the third-world countries from which they come: overpopulated, with our resources depleted and with massive unemployment?
Proponents of continuing the elk hunt, which occurs in the fall, argue that the elk herd would become overpopulated without it, leading to vegetation degradation from overgrazing elk herds.
The N state is overpopulated because all the simulations were started from that state.
Thomas Hausner from PopMatters wrote that the album "is overpopulated with recycled pop that is indistinguishable and artificial, something Madonna's soothing arpeggiating vocals cannot alleviate".
