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"Even then, we continue to rely on this overburdened system to combat minor infractions, including those that attract nominal fines," the report says.

The SSA had a reputation for long processing times, overburdened customer support and inefficiency, but appeared to be turning around under the leadership of Administrator Martin O’Malley.

Isaac Maddow-Zimet, a Guttmacher data scientist, said data collection has been used by abortion opponents to overburden clinics with paperwork and force patients to answer intrusive questions.

But without a character that we feel connected to, even Parthenope’s great beauty, meant to suggest Naples itself, qualifies as an overburdened resource.

The film, a sequined hat on a hat on a hat, can feel a bit overburdened by literary allusions.