71.   He slammed his glove into the side of a trash can and went up the runway to the clubhouse.

72.   He often would explode, throwing trash cans, books, and other debris before storming out of school.

73.   He was not tossing videocassettes into the trash can.

74.   He lives in a trash can.

75.   He takes it personally when people litter in his zone, which has nine trash cans.

76.   Her trash cans used to brim with the evidence.

77.   Her bed could be a crack-house floor, a park bench, an alley trash can, desert sand or a church window ledge.

78.   Her new enterprise, an urban architectural design group, designed the latticed trash cans.

79.   Her son, Thomas Wright, a seventh grader, was standing in the lunch line not far from the trash can when the explosion occurred.

80.   Here, in contrast, the harm targeted by the Florida Bar cannot be eliminated by a brief journey to the trash can.