101.   Pentagon officials say these bombings were not mistakes and that the targets were al-Qaida fighters in military complexes.

102.   Perry said preliminary assumptions are that the bombing was the work of sophisticated and well-organized terrorists, probably helped by an international terrorist group.

103.   President Clinton, concerned that the Chinese continue to refuse his explanation that the bombing was a mistake, apologized for the third time Monday.

104.   Reacting to indications that the bombing was linked to extremist organizations, the president urged his youthful audience to speak out against hatred and treat each other with respect.

105.   Prosecutors say the bombings were part of a worldwide campaign of terror orchestrated by bin Laden.

106.   Residents said the bombing was the heaviest they had experienced in Belgrade since the beginning of the five-week campaign.

107.   Russian authorities suspect the bombings are the work of terrorists aligned with Muslim insurgents from the breakaway republic of Chechnya.

108.   Russian and Yugoslav leaders have loudly asserted that the bombing is a clear violation of international law, which traditionally elevates the value of national sovereignty in most situations.

109.   Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla., said the bombing was worse than what he saw when he visited Kuwait at the conclusion of the Persian Gulf War.

110.   She knew the bombing was where her daughter was stationed and feared the worst when the phone rang.