61.   Just then, a five-police-car motorcade carrying Lt. Gov.-elect, Elizabeth McCaughey, raced past the Manhattan diner where he was having coffee.

62.   Knowing this, I sometimes invite people to have coffee with me in Secaucus, N.J., where I work.

63.   Last month, Democratic leaders such as John Broderick and Edward Shumaker were invited to have coffee with Clinton at the White House.

64.   Later, they had coffee with several cabinet members and then a tour of the House floor lead by Gingrich.

65.   Marion and Cheryl had morning coffee in the gazebo that sits in the yard.

66.   McGibbon said the idea came up when he was having coffee with friends in Green Valley who thought it would be nice if inmates could make a positive contribution.

67.   My mother joined in, with a small mug, and we both had Viennese coffee, topped with two inches of stiff whipped cream.

68.   OK, so you have had coffee at the Clinton White House, your photo on the cover of Fortune, and your company dissected by Harvard business students.

69.   Occasionally, she posts a note to explain why she cannot have coffee with absolutely everyone who wants to meet her.

70.   Several mornings we bundled up and had our coffee on our balcony.