41.   Car bombings had been a common occurrence in Lima in the days when rebel groups held sway in the city.

42.   Clinton, reacting to indications that the bombing is linked to extremist anti-government activists, decried the harsh tone of talk show discourse in a speech in Minneapolis.

43.   Coverdale said the bombing was the first of several tragedies in her life, including the death of her mother, former husband and four other family members.

44.   Durrani said the bombing might have been the work of one man, and that the assailant might be an unidentified victim whose remains had not been claimed.

45.   Dragan told him that the nearest bombing was across the bay and no civilian targets had been struck.

46.   Even so, the bombing was a shock to many federal officials.

47.   Even the harshest critics of the Milosevic regime believe the bombings were a rash and destructive undertaking by the West.

48.   Either the United States has incompetents running the intelligence establishment or the bombing was an attempt by one element of the U.S. government to sabotage Clinton administration policies.

49.   Federal officials said the bombings were personal and intended to injure one target.

50.   Even senior American officials concede that the bombing is a poor substitute for an effective system of U.N. oversight.