51.   The suit contends that the Carlyle Group and W.R. Grace knew of the fraud but failed to stop it.

52.   The suit contends that the defendants, including Ms. Raphael, producers and others, had manipulated the girl into making up stories.

53.   The suit contends that the district was negligent in conducting football practice in the triple-digit heat.

54.   The suit contends that the firm failed to properly advise its wealthy clients that a tax shelter it recommended would not survive scrutiny by the IRS.

55.   The suit contends the magazine harmed the USOC economically by cheapening its trademarks and encouraging others to use the names and symbols without paying for them.

56.   The suits contend, in part, that Whirlpool should have expanded the recall.

57.   The suits contended that the merger would benefit Poe at the expense of shareholders, a claim Poe has denied.

58.   The suit also contends that Chase deliberately scuttled an agreement Icahn thought he had reached with the banks to back his reorganization plan.

59.   The suit also contends that Merrill Lynch misrepresented the securities it was selling, in violation of the anti-fraud provisions of U.S. securities laws.

60.   The suit contended that Silicon Graphics officials had sold stock in the company while they knew that growth forecasts the company was issuing were wrong.