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Karl Koehler, who is chief executive of the Indian's conglomerate's European arm, said EU and UK policymakers were not doing enough to stem a glut of Chinese imports flooding the market.

Some medical specialties and geographical areas are suffering from a glut of doctors and hospitals, these experts say.

The sector suffers from a glut of stores and homogenous products.

From a glut of cheese to a complete lack of cheesy comestibles.

A boredom born from a glut of options rather than a absence.

Natural gas prices have been steadily falling over the last two years because of a glut stemming from mushrooming production in shale fields like the Haynesville in Louisiana, the Barnett in Texas and the Marcellus in Pennsylvania.

But rather than a glut of bandwidth there may be a glut of bandwidth companies.

Will that lead to a glut of generic cheese?

Nobody's talking about a glut of construction".

The sorry state of global shipping stems from a shipbuilding boom that peaked in 2008, just before the global financial crisis, and created a glut in cargo capacity.

PES 2015 does boast a glut of other clubs from across the globe, mind.