71.   Each time the telephone rings, they look up.

72.   Electricity-generating plants were restarted, telephones rang again and damaged bridges and government buildings were repaired.

73.   Eventually, though, his telephone rang.

74.   For most, though, the dream is shattered once the telephone rings.

75.   From then on, her telephone rings almost constantly, with calls from institutional investors, Merrill Lynch colleagues and executives at the companies she follows.

76.   From time to time, his telephone rang, giving him direct communications with his lieutenants at the war zone in Giants Stadium.

77.   Her telephone rang and rang.

78.   Her telephone rang off the wall and TV crews from all over began knocking on her door.

79.   His telephone rang.

80.   Her office telephone was ringing off the hook with supporters of the bill.