61.   Labor leaders blame repressive new laws and government intimidation.

62.   Leaders blamed members of a rival faction.

63.   Many Congress Party leaders blamed the drubbing in the elections on anger caused by the withdrawal of farm subsidies.

64.   Most of the victims were mixed-race, and community leaders blamed the delay on politics from the apartheid era of white rule and racial discrimination.

65.   Most of the victims were mixed-race, and community leaders had blamed delays in solving the case on racism.

66.   Most Western leaders have blamed Milosevic for atrocities in the recent Balkan wars and made his resignation a precondition for any financial assistance to impoverished Yugoslavia.

67.   MQM leaders blamed the government for the renewed violence, accused police of extra-judicial killings, and called for immediate action against the authorities in Karachi.

68.   No one has claimed responsibility for the attack but Sunni Muslim leaders blamed their Shiite Muslim rivals.

69.   No group claimed responsibility for the latest bombing, but angry Protestant leaders blamed the IRA.

70.   Palestinian officials did not say who killed the fugitive, Mohiyedine Sharif, but Hamas leaders blamed Israel and vowed revenge.