51.   President Bush said in a statement at the White House that McVeigh chose his fate six years ago when he detonated the bomb.

52.   President Bill Clinton was to make a statement at noon on the matter.

53.   Prosecutors later introduced that statement at his trial for killing Ms. Shambeau.

54.   President Bush said in a statement at the White House that McVeigh chose his faith six years ago when he detonated the bomb.

55.   Recent editorials have crowed about statements at a weekend meeting of Arab foreign ministers in Cairo that supported Iraq as a unified nation.

56.   Ross read a statement at the news conference and refused to answer questions.

57.   Rumsfeld makes a statement at a press conference at the Bush headquarters in Washington.

58.   Ridge addressed the question of the varying statements at his briefing.

59.   Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., released a statement at the hearing saying that she planned to introduce a similar bill in the Senate.

60.   Scheffer made no statement at Fort Dix.