101.   CIA officials declined comment Thursday on the missile strike.

102.   China circulated a fourth draft of a presidential statement Thursday deploring the missile strike and noting that NATO had apologized for it.

103.   China circulated an amended fourth draft of a presidential statement Thursday deploring the missile strike and noting that NATO had apologized for it.

104.   Chunks of the plaster coating its facade crumbled under the force of tank shells, and smoke rose from the back of the compound after the helicopter missile strike.

105.   Critics see politics behind U.S. missile strikes.

106.   Despite the reported progress, Arafat might also feel constrained by widespread Palestinian discomfort with the recent U.S. missile strikes against military targets in Iraq.

107.   Early morning pictures showed the damage and aftermath of NATO missile strikes.

108.   During the rally in Peshawar, militant leader Maulana Sufi Mohammed threatened to attack American property in Pakistan and kidnap Americans unless Washington apologizes for the missile strike.

109.   Extra police were also deployed near the U.S. Embassy amid fears of demonstrations in the predominantly Muslim Southeast Asian country against the U.S. missile strikes on Iraq.

110.   Grocers also said prices were stable despite the realization that a new U.S. missile strike could come soon.