101.   Michael Ringier, head of the Ringier Presse publishing house that owns the two newspapers, said Tuesday that he personally would have vetoed running the story.

102.   Most other British papers ran brief stories.

103.   Newspapers across the city ran stories Wednesday stirring up the controversy before the Roma-Lazio match on Saturday.

104.   Newspapers across the country, including both national dailies, ran the story atop their front pages Wednesday with blaring headlines.

105.   On Tuesday, the Lisbon-based Diario de Noticias ran a story saying South Africa expelled the Portuguese ambassador from Pretoria because of pressure from Indonesia.

106.   RAI said local newspapers for years had run stories questioning the wisdom of a campground right next to a stream.

107.   Singapore papers have been running stories about Chu on a daily basis.

108.   Several other national dailies ran the story Thursday although El Pais was the only one to have it in its first edition.

109.   Serious papers and TV stations also ran the story prominently.

110.   Similar stories have been run in other papers and TV networks.