41.   Police also blamed suffocation.

42.   Police also blamed that explosion on Maoist insurgents who have been fighting for six years to abolish the constitutional monarchy in this Himalayan kingdom.

43.   Police blame a breakaway anti-British gang that calls itself the Continuity IRA.

44.   Police blame a Muslim rebel group, which has denied any involvement.

45.   Police blame bandits acting on behalf of disgruntled road-right-of-way claimants along the path of the power lines as probable suspects.

46.   Police blame many of the Milan murders on gangs of immigrants, notably Albanians, fighting for control of prostitution and drug trafficking.

47.   Police blame most of the attacks on Kurds.

48.   Police blame most of the violence on the largest faction of the MQM, lead by Altaf Hussein, who faces dozes of charges ranging from murder to extortion.

49.   Police blame much of the violence on the largest faction of the MQM, led by Altaf Hussein, who lives in self-imposed exile in Britain.

50.   Police blame much of the violence on the Mohajir Qaumi Movement, a militant opposition group that represents Muslims who migrated from India over the last half-century.