Concern that a company's pensions could be inappropriately crammed with the company's own stock are hardly new.

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The streets of Ramnicu Valcea, the south-central city in Romania -where totality could be seen the longest - were crammed with spectators.

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But the panelists crammed their discussion of what warnings need to be packaged with Avandia to the very end of the meeting.

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After a week of headlines about the H1N1 virus, or swine flu, many emergency rooms and hospitals are crammed with people, many of whom don't need to be there.

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Carroll's boats are crammed with electronic gear, from satellite phone systems to stereos that can be controlled from each stateroom.

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The actual tomb itself has yet to be excavated, but scientists are exploring its contents using remote sensing technology and believe it is crammed with even greater treasures awaiting discovery, including clay figurines of workers, animals, bronze chariots and other items he would have needed in his afterlife.

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