31.   Hit a recession, and who knows how many more people would be pushed over the edge.

32.   I finally got out and helped push people out just so we could join the long line of cars snaking every-so-slowly down the mountain.

33.   In farce, desperate people are pushed to extraordinary acts in an attempt at maintaining a semblance of normalcy.

34.   In the meantime, the drought, which grew most intense last year, has pushed many people here to the edge of bankruptcy.

35.   In the last few years, though, those same people have been pushed into poverty.

36.   Instead, they have pushed people directly into the private job market, especially in areas where unemployment is much lower than in New York.

37.   It is not only minority groups and special-interest organizations who are pushing their people for a better count.

38.   Ms. Kidman and Glen are at their strongest in this vignette, growing ever more animalistic in ways that suggest that passion can indeed push people into dangerous terrain.

39.   Muggings and robberies have already pushed many people into guarded high-rise apartment buildings, gated communities or homes with elaborate security systems.

40.   My natural edge is to push people.