81.   All you need is a solution of water with a dash of ammonia, a sponge, lots and lots of paper towels, and a squeegee.

82.   Built for the desert, they use water with enviable efficiency, but the downside is that their urine . . . well, you know.

83.   But power skis are fun and certainly have a place on the water with other boats if operated safely.

84.   But what if we run poorly and get blown out of the water with this whole big promotion?

85.   But what if aggressive easing does not work, and the economy is dead in the water with zero nominal interest rates?

86.   Check your pot occasionally and water with a liquid fertilizer.

87.   Chemical works, smelters, coal mines and power plants are still infusing air and water with waste far surpassing international standards and causing severe health problems.

88.   Chodron suggests instead wading right into the uncharted waters with friendliness and curiosity.

89.   Closer, becoming organic, a vast smile of water with broken and rotting pilings jagged along both gums, foam clinging to the lips.

90.   Clyde Drexler, whose idea of a mixed drink is bottled water with lemon, sneaked a sip of champagne.