21.   The chief U.N. weapons inspector has repeatedly accused Iraq of deceiving his monitors and concealing information on its weapons programs.

22.   The government claims it has fulfilled the requirements of U.N. resolutions, but the arms inspectors accuse Iraq of continuing to hide lethal weapons.

23.   The inspectors have accused the government of failing to make a full disclosure of its weapons programs.

24.   The inspectors long accused Iraq of hiding weapons, but recently it appears to have become more cooperative.

25.   The inspector accused the seal-hunters of violating rules.

26.   The inspectors have accused Iraq of moving equipment from monitored sites and tampering with surveillance cameras.

27.   The inspectors have also accused Iraq of moving equipment from monitored sites and tampering with surveillance cameras.

28.   The inspectors have consistently accused Iraq of trying to hide banned weapons, including chemical weapons and nerve agents capable of killing hundreds of thousands of people.

29.   The inspectors have repeatedly accused Iraq of concealing weapons parts and related documents.

30.   The inspectors repeatedly have accused Iraq of trying to mislead weapons teams.