41.   U.N. weapons inspectors have long accused Iraq of misleading investigators and the report accused Iraqi officials of lying to inspectors and of maintaining an organized system of concealing material.

42.   U.N. weapons inspectors have repeatedly accused Iraq of trying to hide weapons it still possesses.

43.   U.N. inspectors have accused Iraq of concealing information on banned weapons programs.

44.   U.N. inspectors have accused Iraq of failing to disclose all details of its illegal weapons programs and of hindering inspections.

45.   U.N. inspectors have long accused Iraq of concealing documents and misleading the inspectors trying to dismantle Iraqi programs to build long-range missiles and chemical and biological weapons.

46.   U.N. arms inspectors repeatedly have accused Baghdad of hiding information and misleading monitors.

47.   U.N. inspectors have accused Iraqis of sneaking documents out the back of weapons sites even as inspectors were coming in the front.

48.   U.N. inspectors have repeatedly accused Iraq of hiding information.

49.   U.N. inspectors have repeatedly accused Iraq of withholding data about its weapons of mass destruction.

50.   U.N. weapons inspectors have repeatedly accused Iraq of withholding data.