81.   In Munich, a plaque sits outside the old Olympic Village, where the Israelis were taken hostage by terrorists in ski masks.

82.   In Old Havana three men were sitting outside their apartment building, a crumbling relic of a once-beautiful Colonial-style house.

83.   In the evening, Europe sat outside in the piazza.

84.   In New York City, parents have been known to sit outside overnight to get their children enrolled in the local kindergarten before spaces run out.

85.   In the daytime, people sit outside eating spaghetti and salads.

86.   In the afternoon, music flows from taverns and people sit outside, picnicking or sipping drinks.

87.   In the evening, she sits just outside the living room and waits.

88.   It also takes paid circulators, those folks who sit outside the library or post office with clipboards of petitions.

89.   Later, they sit outside with coffee and survey their private corner of the world.

90.   Lee Jin-kyu, a retired office worker sitting outside the mall and watching the hubbub around the North Koreans, was somewhat skeptical.