71.   In this world where every city block has its own civil war, the police hand out sentences at the time of arrest.

72.   Isaias insisted, however, that he had not come to the United States with his hand out.

73.   It may be that marketing hands out fewer bonuses, or that its criteria are tougher.

74.   Kept that hand out all day.

75.   Latino groups across the country plan to hold press conferences and hand out fliers to let people know about the boycott.

76.   Last year, however, he succumbed to the pressure and now hands out a tiny portion of options to managers.

77.   Leawood police hand out brochures explaining proper use of seat belts and child restraints.

78.   Maybe this free glimpse of Tyson is like the little packets of cigarettes the tobacco companies hand out.

79.   Most callers, relief agency officials say, harbor the illusion that they can pop over for a weekend and hand out bread.

80.   Most bowl officials fit the stereotype of loud, boisterous people who press flesh and hand out business cards.