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"Now we're left with more development in an overdeveloped area."

The colonial state was not only overdeveloped as a whole.

"Why would the town turn down, in an overdeveloped area, land for $1?"

She has made the world safe for people with overdeveloped inner lives.

"My wife doesn't want me to get overdeveloped," the guy said.

The authorities have big plans for the island so best to visit before it gets overdeveloped.

But I do have some concerns about it being overdeveloped."

She was sure such a project would never meet with his overdeveloped sense of propriety.

His entire body was overdeveloped, the various muscle groups almost fighting each other as he walked.

At times, Lily's sexual drive is shown to be slightly overdeveloped.

"He overdeveloped the town and broke a lot of promises," she said.

Mark looked at the captain's wide back and his overdeveloped posterior.

"Put it down to an overdeveloped sense of my domestic responsibilities.

Most of them are heavily populated, overdeveloped, and lack infrastructure.

"In the last year, the area has been overdeveloped.

Nor do they have our overdeveloped sense of leisure.

A film in which a man talks to his dishtowel has an overdeveloped sense of fun.

If you live in an area that has been overdeveloped, you may have trouble selling your home.

Not unless that person had a remarkably overdeveloped sense of fatalism.

It was established as a state park in order to protect the mountain and surrounding lands from being overdeveloped.

Some are a bit clingy, but this is often seen as an overdeveloped sense of loyalty.

The developers have had a free hand to overdevelop Long Island for the past 50 years.

Much of it was developed and overdeveloped, but some was deserted, like this section here.

Considering Trelane's overdeveloped sense of the dramatic, he might have been doing that just for show.

Beautiful sea coast (that is unfortunately a bit overdeveloped).