21.   Roasters are seen as having adequate supplies after buying coffee when prices retreated from the highs in late May.

22.   Roasters, who normally start buying coffee in mid-September, began to stock up in earnest only last week, Randall said.

23.   She stopped eating lunch out every day and buying coffee every morning.

24.   Some roasters were forced to buy coffee during the highs in May.

25.   Stroll the streets of Manhattan any weekday morning, and you will see hordes of stressed-out New Yorkers queuing to buy coffee from bagel stands, delis and diners.

26.   The coffee is usually bought by local roasters for Brazilian consumption.

27.   The domestic price, the minimum rate at which Colombian exporters are obligated to buy coffee from growers, is revised weekly in line with international prices.

28.   The internal price, the minimum rate at which Colombian exporters are obligated to buy coffee from growers, is being revised weekly in line with international prices.

29.   The organization sweet-talks US roasters, shops and grocery chains into promising to buy only coffee that carries the fair-trade stamp of approval.

30.   Then he put his knife away, bought a coffee and went to the bench outside to wait, without ever taking any money.