81.   The man has lived and worked in two of the great culinary cities in America -- New Orleans and San Francisco -- but has found them lacking.

82.   The man has lived in the hotel for about two years, Adu-Boateng said.

83.   The man lived in Arizona, but the state never got him to sign the proper form.

84.   The men had been living in Jersey City.

85.   The men lived aboard in relative comfort for nine months as they looked ahead to a time when they might free the ship.

86.   The other man lived in Queens, an official said, but his name was being with- held pending notification of his family.

87.   The police did not know where the man lived because he had no identification.

88.   The smell of eggs and rice wafts out from the barracks, a clean, freshly painted cement house where the men live two to a room.

89.   The shelter, where neighbors said they had seen as many as five men living at one time, was built like a lean-to.

90.   The two men lived blocks apart and worked together installing carpets and hardwood floors.