1.   Everyone sensed that a political coup was coming.

2.   Still, the coup came just days before Cambodia was to be formally admitted to the group.

3.   That coup never came.

4.   The administration argues that since it had no idea a coup was coming, it could not have been involved in planning it.

5.   The coup comes amid efforts of the island of Anjouan to declare its independence from the Islamic republic.

6.   Then came the coup.

7.   When the coup came, the United States knew about the plans and encouraged them, but played no direct role .

8.   Another public relations coup came when Standard Oil czar John D. Rockefeller was coached to hand out dimes to young children, along with cautions about thrift.

9.   The coup comes less than one year after Trovoada called democratic elections in order to break a parliamentary deadlock.

10.   The coup came less than one year after Trovoada called democratic elections to break a parliamentary deadlock.