81.   But there is always that fine line between fairness and perceived greed that some fans feel players cross when their demands become incessant.

82.   But we walk a fine line between facilitating play and getting overly involved in it, which can undermine play.

83.   But there also is a fine line.

84.   But there is a fine line between a leader and a noodge.

85.   But there is often a fine line between editing and rewriting.

86.   But you do need to recognize the fine line between individuality and insolence.

87.   By May, I had pulled mullein plants up by the dozens, realizing again the fine line between an ornamental and a weed.

88.   Caldwell had to walk the fine line of black reporter on a white newspaper and black man in the community.

89.   Charles Oakley, who often walks a fine line between competing hard and playing the role of a hockey goon, has apparently crossed over it again.

90.   Clinton walks a fine line with other women voters, analysts said.