31.   At a few places around the country, newly wealthy people have begun crowding into parenting seminars taught by therapists or investment counselors.

32.   At the Imperial War Museum last week, Londoners crowded into a show reviewing the fashions, music and popular culture of the war years.

33.   At the Japanese Consulate, streams of visitors crowded into the lobby, scanning the lists of known dead posted on the wall.

34.   Books, publishers, and booksellers will crowd into a Chicago hall for a convention that has received decidedly mixed reviews.

35.   Bowman still remembers arriving in France during a chilling downpour, and crowding into box cars with troops and horses.

36.   Bradley won enthusiastic reviews from the hundreds who crowded into the gym at Concord Baptist Church.

37.   Brandishing guns and bamboo spears, they broke down the door, crowding into the tiny office.

38.   A dozen or so were crowded into a room at the Reims schoolhouse and told to wait.

39.   A plague of contagious blindness in an unnamed city culminates in a Hobbesian struggle for power and survival among the growing number of victims crowded into an asylum.

40.   A proper role for the pack of investigative journalists who will crowd into Chicago next week would be to find out if the GOP ever gave back those chairs.