91.   Though Hun Sen denied making any comment to that effect, the king said he would not return until the magazine article was clarified.

92.   Israeli sources reported the king said he hopes that new steps could be taken in the near future toward normalizing relations between the two nations.

93.   The king has said he will only consider pardons if both Hun Sen and First Prime Minister Prince Norodom Ranariddh request it -- as they did with Ieng Sary.

94.   The king said he hoped that the situation in Cambodia did not deteriorate to the point where he felt obliged to call for round table talks.

95.   The king said he hoped the visit would take place as soon as possible but did not elaborate.

96.   The king said Hun Sen also opposed commuting the prison sentence of Sin Sen, the third coup plot leader, who is jailed in Phnom Penh.

97.   The king said Morocco viewed France as its most reliable ally within the EU.

98.   The king said that the international community should redouble its efforts to help those involved in the peace process.

99.   The king said the treaty would have the full support of Jordan and was much more than just a piece of paper.

100.   The king said Jordanians were angry about what was happening in the West Bank.