91.   President Saddam Hussein said Monday that the United States has failed to break the will of the Iraqi people even after seven years of crippling economic sanctions.

92.   A delegation of Spanish members of parliament arrived in Baghdad Monday to study the impact of U.N. trade sanctions on Iraqi people.

93.   A group of Iraqi dissidents urged the United States Thursday to let the Iraqi people choose their own opposition leader in their quest to topple Saddam Hussein.

94.   A. The secretary-general certainly hopes that he can reach agreement tonight or tomorrow morning and that this will be for the benefit of all the Iraqi people.

95.   Addressing a Cabinet meeting, he also praised the Iraqi people for what he said was their closeness to the leadership and their willingness to sacrifice.

96.   Al-Sahhaf, the foreign minister, accused the United States and Britain of committing crimes against the Iraqi people.

97.   Al-Sahaaf, the foreign minister, accused the United States and Britain of committing crimes against the Iraqi people.

98.   Albright also suggested that Washington was cool to a French proposal to send a U.N. team to Iraq to see how U.N. sanctions have affected the Iraqi people.

99.   American activists returned from Baghdad Tuesday after a trip designed to highlight the hardships suffered by the sanctions-bound Iraqi people, especially children.

100.   American activists returned Tuesday from Baghdad after a trip designed to highlight the hardships of the Iraqi people, especially children, living under strict U.N. sanctions.