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Many officials say that they believe the world is overpopulated.

In these times, not so very far behind us, whole Earth was overpopulated.

Their country was overpopulated; the leadership had little care for life.

We are already overpopulated and really don't need more people.

By 1916 more than 2,000 bison lived in the park, which was now overpopulated.

But nature has a way of planning for these things by overpopulating in certain years."

Since we are overpopulated, a debt to society is incurred.

The planets were overpopulated, containing an average population of 178 billion.

Every one tries, in other words, to overpopulate the world, and must be regulated by something outside itself.

The neighborhood began to change when large numbers of Hispanics moved in and started to overpopulate the community.

If Asia was overpopulated, let them limit their birth rate.

Of course we don't run at that rate, or Flora would be overpopulated.

The planet's not overpopulated anymore, why are they still around?"

More dismaying: all of the food sources seem small and overpopulated with wait staff.

But with a half-dozen other minor roles, the film is way overpopulated.

After that, the insects overpopulate, and kill off even the harmless plants.

In 1827 he returned to Germany, which he felt was overpopulated.

The game takes place in 2057, where crime is rampant and jails are overpopulated.

The south, at the same time, was overpopulated, forcing millions of people to search for a better life abroad.

It had a population of about 100,000; however, the area was overpopulated leading to chronic hunger among the poor.

But in recent years the once wide-open spaces of cable have become overpopulated.

Our species is overpopulated, greedy and thanks to that most other life forms are endangered.

Deer, overpopulated on the island, eat most of the young hemlocks.

The confederacy became overpopulated: each planet had 178 billion inhabitants.

Good Lord, the world was already overpopulated and overextending the earth's resources.