91.   Under oil-for-food, Iraq can sell unlimited amounts of oil to buy food, medicine and other humanitarian supplies, and to pay war reparations.

92.   Under the Dutch policy, coffee shops can sell small amounts of marijuana and hashish without fear of prosecution.

93.   Under the humanitarian program, Iraq can sell unlimited amounts of oil to purchase basic needs for its people.

94.   Under the program, Iraq is permitted to sell unlimited amounts of oil to buy food and medicine.

95.   Under the oil-for-food program, Iraq can sell unlimited amounts of oil provided the bulk of the money is used for food and humanitarian supplies.

96.   United States proposes to let Iraq sell unlimited amounts of oil.

97.   Under an exemption to sanctions, the program allows Iraq to sell unlimited amounts of oil to buy humanitarian goods and provide services for its civilians.

98.   Under the program, Iraq is allowed to sell unlimited amounts of oil to buy food, medicine and other humanitarian supplies, and to pay war reparations.

99.   Zagorka sells small amounts in the United States, and Astika in Great Britain.

100.   In the past, President Saddam Hussein has always rejected the idea of selling limited amounts of oil in exchange for humanitarian aid.