91.   Officials said they were still trying to help relatives identify the remains that were badly dismembered by noting special features.

92.   Officials fear many still might remain unaccounted for even after all the remains are identified through DNA matches and other methods, which doctors said could take months.

93.   Officials have identified the remains of three more victims of the explosion on the Kursk nuclear submarine, the acting prosecutor for the Northern Fleet said Monday.

94.   Officials fear many still might remain unaccounted for even after all those remains are identified through DNA matches and other methods, which doctors said could take months.

95.   On Thursday, a forensic expert and a coroner in his entourage positively identified the remains of Alsheikh and Fink.

96.   On Friday, Swiss police sent Canadian authorities the results of blood tests taken from family members of flight victims to help identify remains.

97.   One of the most difficult aspects of the crash aftermath is the process of identifying human remains.

98.   Relatives were gathered Friday at a crematorium and funeral center outside Taipei to identify the remains of loved ones when the cause of the crash was revealed.

99.   Prosecutors are waiting to see if the remains are identified as those of his alleged conspirator, Manuel Munoz Rocha.

100.   Prosecutors have removed and identified remains of most of the crew and searched for evidence that could shed light on the cause of the catastrophe.