71.   Pure T, a tea bar and ice-cream parlor on Polk Street in San Francisco, goes way beyond green tea.

72.   San Francisco is way beyond potholes and lamp posts.

73.   Selection goes way beyond that.

74.   RPI, for the first time this fall, goes way beyond the traditional entertainment and games of orientation.

75.   She looked about eight years old but clearly was an old soul, wise and knowing way beyond her years.

76.   She has gone way beyond her earlier attempts to establish New Yorker status by discussing local agricultural produce and wearing a Yankees hat.

77.   She is a study in rapturous self-communion that somehow goes way beyond vanity.

78.   Still, the program takes a fax modem way beyond a fax machine.

79.   The cafe has broadened its audience and core way beyond its bohemian Puerto Rican roots.

80.   The bad news is that Web publishing is way beyond straight HTML now, what with multimedia and such.