31.   In another segment, elementary school students are handed photographs of four children and asked to pick the one they would least like as a friend.

32.   Investors pick one that fits their age, income, risk tolerance and other factors.

33.   It hardly matters which one you pick.

34.   Lehrer screened the questions, picked representative ones and determined the order in which to ask them.

35.   Pick the one you like.

36.   Pick one, Larry Johnson, John Starks or Charles Oakley.

37.   Pick small ones, which will be more tender and only slightly more bitter than the early spring crop.

38.   Pick any one.

39.   Picking the ones that stick is something only a habitual gambler would do.

40.   Seeking refuge in a mutual fund designed for bear markets would have made good sense last year -- if you picked the right one.