91.   But Iraq allowed both groups to continue long-term monitoring, often done with cameras and sensors, at previously identified weapons sites.

92.   But they relented Friday and allowed crews to film his departure from his Baghdad headquarters to weapons sites.

93.   But the inspectors have complained from the onset that Iraq has systematically concealed information about its arms programs and prevented teams from inspecting all suspected weapons sites.

94.   But the Security Council last Wednesday demanded that Iraq comply immediately with demands to allow the United Nations full and unimpeded access to suspected weapons sites.

95.   Butler appeared before the council to report on talks this week in Baghdad, in which he repeated U.N. demands for access to all suspected weapons sites.

96.   But the inspectors were believed to be checking the monitoring equipment they had installed at known weapons sites before the recent crisis.

97.   But the plan, put forward by France, will still fall short of U-N demands that Iraq open up its weapon sites.

98.   Butler briefs the council Friday on his latest talks in Baghdad, during which he failed to overcome differences with Iraq over access to all suspected weapons storage sites.

99.   Butler has insisted on sending along Americans on U.N. inspections and has canceled them each time the Iraqis refuse to let U.S. inspectors enter suspected weapons sites.

100.   Butler said the presence of the diplomats will not reduce the element of surprise when conducting inspection of suspected weapons sites.