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congest

[kuhn-jest] / kənˈdʒɛst /


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In this particular time in this particular market, that pushes USC to the margins of Los Angeles’ congested sporting landscape.

From Los Angeles Times

There have been longstanding calls to address the museum's capacity to accommodate crowds, with visitors often complaining of congested galleries and long queues.

From BBC

Los Angeles’s urban sprawl and congested freeways make it a prime test market for air taxis, industry insiders say.

From Los Angeles Times

Bonus: Few Americans and Europeans go, so it feels much less congested than hot spots like Kyoto.

From The Wall Street Journal

Like Palmer, Foden operates in what is now a congested place under Tuchel, whether it is in the centre or pushed out wide.

From BBC