51.   Lines formed with no one nudging people onwards.

52.   Lines regularly form filled with tots and teens as well as grandmothers.

53.   Lines still form in museums to look at moon rocks, which look exactly like rocks, only smaller.

54.   Long lines form in front of the elevators like at Disney World.

55.   Long lines formed at every ATM machine that turned on, and stores where power had been restored had lines out the door.

56.   Long lines formed for water, gas and food, but merchants and customers were almost unfailingly civil and calm.

57.   Long lines have formed at security gateways, encouraging passengers to check in luggage.

58.   Long lines may form at airports in Atlanta, Baltimore, Dallas, Denver, Oakland, Calif., Philadelphia, and San Antonio, Texas, they said.

59.   Long lines of buyers form once celebrities have been served and public sales begin.

60.   Long lines of people formed in front of water trucks and the few convenience stores that were open.