71.   In restaurants and bazaars throughout Peshawar, people clustered around television sets watching the news coverage from British television.

72.   In the instant it takes to click a frame, the track star vacuumed every camera clustered around Smith.

73.   In the ministry, Ziaghol had entered a room where a deputy minister and job applicants clustered around a lantern because the power was out.

74.   Indoors, they tend to cluster around attic windows and other sources of heat, hence their name.

75.   It is Tinseltown, the booming entertainment industries clustered around this city.

76.   It plunged spectators clustered around television screens in homes and boulevard cafes into grief and immense Gallic shrugs.

77.   It was as common a sight in the fall as chrysanthemums, lined up in front of the foundation shrubs or clustered around the mailbox post.

78.   It is not hard to understand why the ranchers and business people clustered around the small Formica tables think this way.

79.   It was packed with reporters who clustered around the All-Stars at their lockers.

80.   It is sluggish, and tends to cluster around windows in attics, and in the house, seeking warmth.