41.   In the past, workers used the crude method of manually shifting ballots from one pile to another as they tallied the winners.

42.   It promises to reduce the costs of equipping workers with computers and it also promises to give companies more control of how their workers use information technology.

43.   Just about all these workers use computers, and many have electronic-rights issues.

44.   Many people moved from remote areas to cities, practicing free sex, and health workers used contaminated needles.

45.   Many workers use the statement to plan for their retirement and calculate disability and survivor benefits.

46.   Meanwhile, a worker nearby was using a nail gun to put together a small building.

47.   Medical workers used loudspeakers to ask bystanders to donate blood at an emergency station set up on the street.

48.   Most office workers today use computers, not IBM Selectrics.

49.   Now harvesting broccoli and carrots, Underwood said his workers have used tractors to barrel through the mud and retrieve the ripe vegetables.

50.   Often, temporary workers use the visas as a step toward gaining permanent resident status.