61.   In a modest trailer, Conrad and six other men crowded around a bank of video screens to monitor the launch.

62.   In another sign of the power shift, both DeLay and Walker were mobbed by reporters who crowded around the Republican side of the House chamber.

63.   In the main square, refugees clutching whatever they escaped with, crowded around the buses as they pulled up.

64.   In the lobby of Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center, some crowd around a table where an oboist from the New York Philharmonic shows how reeds are made.

65.   In Washington, D.C., last week, tourists at the National Air and Space Museum crowded around computer monitors showing Sojourner images.

66.   Instead, grim-faced investors crowded around computer screens flashing stock prices on street corners to check on the market throughout the day.

67.   Irate voters crowded around the polling place trying to persuade election officials to make an exception to the rules.

68.   Journalists drove up public excitement, and citizens crowded around TV sets in living rooms and bars.

69.   Later, the group crowded around Pataki near the viewing stand and were promised tickets to the inaugural ball in Albany next month.

70.   Local youth and family members crowded around Friday as Mursi delivered a eulogy.