31.   Just a few blocks west in the noontime sun of last Wednesday, a man lay handcuffed across the hood of a police car.

32.   Men lay awake listening in the darkness.

33.   Near them, a man lies peacefully with his hands folded.

34.   Or maybe more men than women lie about sex.

35.   Outside, a man lay sprawled on the ground, too weak to move and obviously suffering from the disease.

36.   She acknowledges that the men could be lying, though the tests are designed to measure truthfulness.

37.   Soon there were two survivors in each bunk on the plane, and then men were lying two and three deep in all the compartments.

38.   Soon, three men lay dead and four wounded.

39.   Ten men all lying on the dirt bleeding and wounded.

40.   The dignified and noble-looking young man lies on the ground, his eyes open as if he were still alive and thinking.