41.   The Tampa resident uses the three in a big way.

42.   The trouble is that most Seattle residents use about two leaves of mint a year, to float on their lemonade when the Kentucky Derby is on television.

43.   The trailer park residents there often use golf carts rather than automobiles for their local transportation.

44.   There is one spigot for fresh water, which residents use to drink, bathe and wash clothes.

45.   Then the oil boom bottomed out and wealthy Mexico City residents quit using Acapulco has their personal playground.

46.   This is a particularly significant factor in Massachusetts, where residents use teaching hospitals far more heavily than in other areas of the country.

47.   To account for dry winters, the bureau uses a complex formula to adjust for water that residents are using to sprinkle their lawns.

48.   Today, residents of Matsu use old shell casings to drink beer, toasting their brothers and sisters on the mainland, an act tinged with irony.

49.   Under current law, public companies are permitted to operate their own licensed home-care services but must allow residents to use other agencies.

50.   Other residents used chain saws and pruning shears to trim tree limbs away from their homes and raked up tinder-dry pine needles.