1.   Bush, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, made a daylong stop in New Jersey to campaign and replenish his coffers as he prepared for the general election.

2.   George W. Bush or his surrogates will return to the fund-raising circuit this month to replenish coffers drained by heavy spending.

3.   Replenishing the coffers at Lloyds of London, two American groups, Insurance Partners and the Harvard University endowment fund, are buying into the Charman syndicate.

4.   Some of the debt relief money would replenish the coffers of the financial institutions, the primary lender to the poorest nations.

5.   Politicians are instead trying to pass new taxes to replenish government coffers.

6.   They also want to ease the burden of subsidies and maintenance of public institutions and replenish coffers drained by withdrawals to finance budget deficits and two Gulf wars.

7.   The German army announced Tuesday it was to rent out empty rooms in its barracks to students from nearby universities in a bid to replenish its coffers.

8.   The government sold off a quarter of public vehicles and stocks of imported electrical equipment at knock-down prices in a bid to replenish state coffers.