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La Guardia, which had become seriously crowded last year, is now more manageable after several airlines eliminated less-popular flights.
Still, new enrollment centers will need to be built, in many cases at airports where security areas are already seriously crowded and limited by space.
Then there is the seriously crowded Seventh District, where Democrats are given decent odds of winning the seat that Bob Franks is vacating to run for the Republican Senate nomination.
For long-distance services, you should book a few days ahead if possible (agencies like china-train-ticket.com can help), and expect things to be seriously crowded during Chinese New Year, around May Day and the National Day holiday week around 1 October.
In Jerusalem, a Palestinian opened fire at Israeli police on a crowded street, seriously wounding two officers, before being shot dead, and a 50-year-old Palestinian woman who tried to stab Israeli police officers was also shot and killed.
Dehydration can cause people to overheat and faint, which, at a crowded party, can seriously endanger them (not to mention put a damper on the festivities).
One defendant was slain and another, Pietro Alfano, a nephew of Mr. Badalamenti's, was shot and seriously wounded during the trial, on a crowded Greenwich Village street.
Another of the company's freighters close to Singapore was hit last December by a chemical tanker that could not make a tight enough turn in a crowded anchorage; neither vessel was seriously damaged.
The big question was should something you say on Facebook be treated more seriously than something you shout across a crowded pub, our correspondent added.
1938 Trains Crash in London Tube LONDON — Six men were killed and fifty men and women were seriously injured today [May 17] when two crowded subway trains crashed beneath the heart of London.
