91.   Das blamed the attacks on Jammat-e-Islami, one of the partners in a four-party coalition led by Khaleda Zia.

92.   Deka blamed the attack on outlawed United Liberation Front of Asom fighting for a separate homeland.

93.   Defense Minister Tea Banh blamed the attack on hard-liners under one-legged general Ta Mok.

94.   Cuba has blamed the attack on Cuban exiles.

95.   Even if the latest attack is blamed on an IRA dissident group, pressure for the loyalists to retaliate against a Catholic target is sure to mount.

96.   French Interior Minister Daniel Vaillant has blamed the attacks on delinquents and said security around potential targets has been quadrupled.

97.   Friends of Veness, a market risk controller at Al Bank Al Saudi Al Fransi in Riyadh, reportedly blamed the attack on Islamic extremists.

98.   Hariri blamed the attack on the rival Patriotic Union of Kurdistan.

99.   Hazeer and others blamed the attack on men working for Defense Minister Anuruddha Ratwatte, who represented Kandy in the last Parliament.

100.   He blamed the attack on diehard militants who were loyal to the late president Zviad Gamsakhurdia.