1.   The inspectors have accused Iraq of moving equipment from sites and tampering with surveillance cameras.

2.   American and British warplanes bombed Iraq in December after U.N. inspectors accused Baghdad of obstructing their search for weapons of mass destruction.

3.   But arms inspectors have accused Iraq of hiding weapons and the means to make them.

4.   But inspectors have accused Iraq of systemtically attempting to hide weapons information and prevent the inspectors from performing their mission.

5.   But the inspectors have consistently accused Iraq of trying to hide banned weapons, including chemical weapons and nerve agents capable of killing hundreds of thousands of people.

6.   But the U.N. inspectors have accused Iraq of hiding information about its weapons program.

7.   In the past, inspectors have accused the Iraqis of sneaking materials out even as inspectors entered a site.

8.   In the past, weapons inspectors have accused the Iraqis of secretly removing documents from sites even as U.N. experts were going in from other entrances.

9.   In the past, weapons inspectors have accused the Iraqis of secretly removing documents from sites even as the experts were going in from other entrances.

10.   Inspectors repeatedly have accused Iraq of purposely trying to mislead the missions.