51.   Red Cross delegates in a second car saw the incident and managed to inform the Geneva headquarters.

52.   Red Cross delegates in a second car saw the incident and managed to inform Geneva headquarters.

53.   Referees should be able to penalize dirty play or award a free kick even if he is unable to see the incident in question.

54.   Television cameras are putting more pressure on the referees, who only see the incident once while TV viewers see it from several different angles and in slow motion.

55.   The incident was seen by many as aimed at Luzhkov, who has close ties with bank president Vladimir Gusinsky.

56.   The incident was seen by two of three undercover air marshals on board, the FBI said.

57.   The incident was widely seen as aimed at Luzhkov, who has close business and personal ties with bank president Vladimir Gusinsky.

58.   The incident was not seen by the referee but the judicial committee made the ruling on Tuesday.

59.   This should enable the referee to penalize dirty play or award a free kick even if he is unable to see the incident in question.

60.   His wife was at home at the time, but did not see the incident, police said.