81.   I was taking my very independent three year old daughter for a walk and I asked her to hold my hand.

82.   Americans must cross busy streets with no one to hold their hands, dodging screaming cabs and road warriors.

83.   An unmarried man and woman could hold hands while strolling through the gardens, but two men could not.

84.   And as we waited, we held hands like two gnarly old women about to find out if our social security benefits had been cut.

85.   And he held her hand gently because she lives in a lost land.

86.   And people noticed when they held hands on Union Street, Ruebush said.

87.   And Lillian Thomason of Canton, Ga., played with her young granddaughter, Maria Allison, holding hands across the blue stripe.

88.   And it gets used, too, as a place for people to come and hold hands.

89.   And yet, at the same time, he feels a sense of peace, lying in bed with his wife, watching television and holding hands.

90.   Another woman holds his hand, administering a glistening manicure.