111.   A hate group claims responsibility.

112.   Abraham Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League, said he was concerned that hate groups would seize on the tragedy to spread anti-Semitism.

113.   American hate groups have talked for years about using anthrax to strike at the U.S. government.

114.   Among other things, the coordinator will set up a Web site, organize public meetings and answer queries from the media about hate groups.

115.   And the Wiesenthal Center -- which tracks hate groups -- has noted at least one supremacist Web site geared toward active-duty military personnel.

116.   Caryl Stern-LaRosa, director of education at the Anti-Defamation League, praised the move, but expressed concern that Yahoo still offers forums for hate groups.

117.   Congressional attention followed an explosion of computer-savvy hate groups.

118.   Dees, whose organization has gone to court in an effort to bankrupt white supremacist organizations, was contacted by filmmakers to help provide information on hate groups.

119.   Dees has long used lawsuits to destroy the finances of hate groups.

120.   Experts who track hate groups and paramilitary organizations suspected from the first that these might be linked to the bombing of the federal building.