91.   Police, believing the man was armed, ordered him to stick his hands out the window.

92.   Panetta has stressed that he wants to rearrange jobs, not hand out pink slips.

93.   Politicians with their hand out.

94.   Recently enacted laws make it difficult for opposition supporters to hold rallies, hand out flyers and register to vote.

95.   Samaranch has been accused of ignoring accusations for years that some members have had their hands out.

96.   Rhonda Perry, program director of the Missouri Rural Crisis Center, said government should foster fair markets rather than hand out subsidy checks.

97.   She shows us to a table and hands out menus.

98.   She was holding her cigarette hand out the open car window and fanning away her exhaled smoke.

99.   She thrust both hands out as if she single-handedly was trying to stop Sen. Bob Dole, who leads in the polls for the Republican nomination.

100.   Simpson would hold his hands out wide to the side to demonstrate her size, Brown said.