51.   Lines snaked around liquor stores and kiosks Wednesday after the price hike was announced.

52.   Lines snaked around the block at post offices and the few banks that were selling hryvna.

53.   Lines snake around stations in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, and the Pacific port of Vladivostok is issuing gasoline ration cards.

54.   Long lines snaked out from exchange booths in Moscow on Tuesday as locals swarmed for a chance to snap up quickly disappearing banknotes.

55.   On Tuesday, long lines of Argentines snaked around European embassies in Buenos Aires.

56.   Outside the tents, lines snake in all directions and confusion hangs in the air thicker than the dust kicked up by a steady stream of military helicopters.

57.   Still, lines snaked throughout bank lobbies in central Buenos Aires as depositors sought enough cash to carry them through the weekend.

58.   The line snaked around the building and up the street, with cars filling several vacant fields.

59.   A long line snaked away from the building as people quietly waited their turn to get inside.

60.   A long line snaked outside a corner bakery in Rio where the cashier was having trouble converting the old into new, making change and coping with the change.