91.   Wen Ho Lee, a former scientist at Los Alamos, has been questioned by the Federal Bureau of Investigation about the possible theft of nuclear secrets by China.

92.   Why would China would want the United States to know that it had stolen nuclear secrets?

93.   Working with nuclear secrets stolen from an American government laboratory, China has made a major leap in the development of nuclear weapons.

94.   Yet he retained his access to nuclear secrets at Los Alamos for nearly three more years, and no one checked his computer.

95.   Although under investigation for three years in connection with the alleged loss of U.S. nuclear secrets to China, Lee has not been charged with espionage.

96.   At Los Alamos, two computer hard drives containing nuclear secrets were found yesterday.

97.   But U.S. District Judge Gerald Bruce Lee on Friday agreed with a magistrate who had found that the deposition request was too broad and nuclear secrets could be divulged.

98.   China on Thursday accused the United States of failing to provide proof to substantiate accusations that Beijing stole U.S. nuclear secrets.

99.   China on Tuesday rejects allegations that it pilfered U.S. nuclear secrets.

100.   China has denied stealing U.S. nuclear secrets.