71.   A few children play in overgrown backyards full of junk cars and rotting timbers, and older people fan themselves on sagging porches.

72.   A few yards away children play tag around a swing.

73.   A foul odor wafted from narrow alleys where children played near open sewers.

74.   A neonatal unit at a Connecticut hospital saved her life, and that once-tiny child now plays soccer with her grandparents.

75.   A loon with a xylophone teaches children how to play all-time favorites by showing them the notes, letting the child play, then correcting mistakes.

76.   A short drive away across the sand dunes, on a heavily guarded beach used by Jewish settlers, Hagit Cohen watched her children play in the surf.

77.   A young mother is too afraid to let her children play outside.

78.   Across from the Concourse Plaza, children played baseball in the park.

79.   After all, children have been playing with toy soldiers for a long time.

80.   After supper, small children in pajamas play tag between the tents and girls stand at mirrors hung on trees to arrange their hair for the dance.