81.   Still, this being New York, some of the attention this week will naturally fall on those Mariners who used to ply their trade here.

82.   The chicken, legendary among sidewalk gamesters, plied its trade in a street fair in Chinatown.

83.   The gun sellers plied their trade.

84.   The movie opens with a complicated tracking shot through the hellish Whitechapel district, where prostitutes ply their trade amid unbelievable degradation and danger.

85.   The park that covers most of its sides, where Mrs. Hernandez plies her trade, remains open.

86.   The story follows fictional fortuneteller Dominique St. Marie, who is plying her trade in Los Angeles at a time when such business is illegal.

87.   The show also visited Avon ladies who ply their trade by canoe along the Amazon River in Brazil.

88.   The waiters and waitresses, who are very young, ply their trade with an almost American casualness.

89.   There also are bootleggers operating illegal saloons in shacks constructed of boards and plastic sheeting, and prostitutes plying their trade in the backs of campers.

90.   These men and women of letters ply a trade that began centuries ago, when the only writing instruments were bird feathers and ink.