91.   He wore a hat pulled down too far to be recognizable.

92.   He, too, wore a hat, this one with a broad, flat, round brim.

93.   He was doing my walk, the way I talk and, finally, wearing my hat.

94.   He wears his hat backward and grins widely and chews on weeds because that is the behavior baseball demanded of us as children.

95.   He wore hats everywhere to avoid being seen in a toupee, and his waistline was elastic.

96.   His father, who had five other children, was a former police officer who wore innumerable hats in the community.

97.   How does it feel to wear a hat designed to ward off Russian winter winds here in a scorching Brooklyn heat wave?

98.   However, Fuller said, wearing so many hats did make him feel a bit schizophrenic.

99.   I tended to wear hats pulled way down in hopes nobody would recognize me.

100.   How is the public to know which hat he is wearing when or to distinguish between him and a real journalist?