| 21. | Just packed up and left in the middle of a game.
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| 22. | Community colleges in Boston are packed with Russian immigrants learning English.
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| 23. | It literally looked like people packed up their bags and left,
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| 24. | They shuffled in glumly Friday, and the room was packed.
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| 25. | 20 la-lot leaves or grape leaves, packed in brine
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| 26. | The train was packed, despite a wet, gray day.
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| 27. | The result is a packed restaurant and increasing celebrity for Sneed.
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| 28. | The ones that are unpacked every time a suitcase is packed.
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| 29. | A few sprigs fresh basil to yield { cup, lightly packed
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| 30. | 1 cup drained marinated or water-packed artichoke hearts, chopped
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