91.   Both countries said the downing was accidental, and were investigating.

92.   Both countries said they would request an urgent meeting by the United Nations on disarmament.

93.   Both countries say the reactors can be used solely for peaceful purposes.

94.   Both countries say they will stay in Congo to protect their western borders from attacks by anti-government rebels who launch cross-border attacks from bases inside eastern Congo.

95.   Both countries have said they are eager to take steps to fight terrorism.

96.   Both countries have said they will stay as long as Congo remains unstable and an agreement is reached between the rebels and Kabila.

97.   Both countries said civilians were killed and dozens were injured in the attacks.

98.   Both countries said they had recovered wreckage from the aircraft, which may have been scattered on both sides of the border where western India meets southeast Pakistan.

99.   Both countries said they would call in the French ambassadors to complain.

100.   Both countries say cheaper imports will wreck their domestic markets and jeopardize the livelihoods of millions of farmers.