71.   And exhibitions that are low on buzz but packed with ideas have a chance of getting the attention they deserve.

72.   An upstairs bedroom is packed with stuffed animals.

73.   And every year the tax programs get better, easier to use and packed with more information on their screens.

74.   And Harare, the capital, is packed with angry people who would dearly love to oust him.

75.   And it ended with Bill Clinton bowing before a mega-church packed with Christian ministers, seeking post-Monica atonement.

76.   And the crowd of thousands was packed with weeping, wailing women in white head scarves of mourning.

77.   And the fourth floor of the Tisch School had become a circus, packed with people and reverberating with blaring music.

78.   And the courtroom is packed with television sets for showing documents, flip charts, fancy overhead viewers and big easels for diagrams.

79.   And the new portable phones are packed with features that make them more attractive.

80.   And Roney regularly shaped lines that were tight and airless, packed with notes, playing complicated, dense lines with complete authority.