51.   As he waited outside the office of an executive who was on the phone, Dickins happened to walk downstairs and down the corridor, where he met Higgins.

52.   As Mosier spoke, a German television crew waited outside his courthouse office for an interview.

53.   As jurors deliberated, Darlie Routier peeked out the second-floor window of her holding cell, waved and called to her husband who was waiting outside.

54.   As Bush headed into one of the temporary television studios off the convention floor, Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition, waited outside for his turn.

55.   As they waited outside, the employees fled.

56.   As the wake began, staff members of Senator Edward M. Kennedy tried to get mourners to wait outside and enter in small groups.

57.   At any time of day, a couple of yellow cabs wait outside on Crosby Street in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan.

58.   At Columbus Circle, though, he saw limousines and drivers waiting outside Jean Georges.

59.   At each stop, a bureaucrat receives and reviews material before awarding a stamped receipt to every supplicant waiting patiently outside his door, one by one.

60.   At work, reporters are waiting outside the building.