91.   Still, Dickey has done a remarkable job of picking his way through a minefield of emotions, knitting together a dangerous present and a painful past.

92.   The Albanians stayed on the other side of the street, picking their way through broken glass and tiles, heads down.

93.   The ball was a bit underthrown, but Plummer came back for it, then proceeded to pick his way into the end zone with some nifty sidestepping.

94.   The concierge caught his breath as he watched Vivienne Westwood gently pick her way across the lobby of the Carlyle Hotel Monday in eight-inch heels.

95.   The current was strong and we had to pick our way carefully, sometimes taking a hand or offering one to others.

96.   The girls picked their way over tree roots and pine needles to reach the tents that would be their summer homes.

97.   The footing is surer now, here on the thin membranes of refuge where we pick our way through a world of yawning pitfalls.

98.   --The most-repeated advice is to gingerly pick your way to the back of a field and carefully squat or kneel without squashing any flowers.

99.   The Senate, the chief justice of the Supreme Court, and the impeachment managers from the House of Representatives all gingerly picked their way through uncharted constitutional territory.

100.   The tens of thousands of New Yorkers who return to work in the financial district on Monday will pick their way through a radically redrawn map of lower Manhattan.