91.   His comments followed confirmation from the IRA on Wednesday night that its members had carried out the Manchester bombing.

92.   His comments followed days of cat and mouse negotiations between the high representative and the Serb leadership in Pale.

93.   His comments followed talks on Haiti in Santiago Tuesday between a US delegation and Chilean foreign and defense ministry officials.

94.   His comments followed the demolition by US bombing raids of a huge al-Qaeda complex in the area around Zhawar in eastern Afghanistan.

95.   His comment followed a meeting here between Taiwan Foreign Minister John Chang and Rizalino Navarro, an advisor to Philippine President Fidel Ramos.

96.   His comment followed reports that Hynix creditors proposed a five billion dollar price at talks with Micron last week.

97.   His comments followed a report in the Tel Aviv newspaper Haaretz that Israel has proposed postponing the elections for a year if the Palestinians insist on redeployment.

98.   His comments followed a statement earlier Wednesday by the Turkish foreign ministry which was similarly dismissive of Arab reaction to the military pact.

99.   His comments followed a warning by the head of British Aerospace, Dick Evans, that an isolationist stance on Europe would harm British industry.

100.   His comments followed an explosion Tuesday which wrecked much of a Catholic church in the town of Donji Vakuf, blowing out windows of a nearby hospital.