71.   The only travelers along the dusty streets are Pakistani soldiers.

72.   The shops were open and rickety old cars clogged the dusty streets.

73.   The troops roar around the dusty streets in tanks and armored personnel carriers, and patrol quiet lanes of broken-down houses on foot.

74.   The trucks rushed down dusty streets and disgorged thousands of northern alliance fighters armed with rifles and rocket-propelled grenade launchers.

75.   Through the smoked-glass window of his limousine, Castro would have seen billboards advertising Pepsi Cola and Ford cars along the dusty streets.

76.   Thousands of mopeds zip around the dusty streets of Cotonou, darting in front of cursing, fist-waving taxi drivers.

77.   Toyota sedans and SUVs cruise the dusty streets of the capital, Vientiane.

78.   Truckloads of turbaned men hugging rocket launchers and Kalashnikov rifles roar through dusty streets.

79.   We see a lot of scenes of dusty streets and forlorn-looking stucco tract homes, but never feel much for most of the people who live there.

80.   He left his baby son sat in the middle of a dusty street as a UNHCR convoy bore down on him.