31.   The allegation was that the excess oxygen negligently administered had caused the blindness.

32.   The allegation of negligence was that the defendant had failed to observe a foetal abnormality during pregnancy and the plaintiff had been denied the possibility of an abortion.

33.   The allegation was that a doctor had been negligent in administering electro-convulsive therapy to a patient without a relaxant drug or restraining convulsive movements.

34.   The first allegation was that a misplaced catheter gave misleading readings of oxygen pressure.

35.   The second allegation was that medical staff allowed the oxygen level to remain above the accepted safety level.

36.   There are allegations of corruption against the military and other bodies supposedly responsible for the enforcement of forestry laws.

37.   The allegation was that the defendants had supplied contaminated water to the plaintiffs thereby causing them personal injury.

38.   A published allegation may be true, but the defendant carries in law the burden of proving its truth, upon evidence admissible in court.

39.   There was nothing in the presentation of the story to suggest that the allegations were untrue.

40.   Ronni felt faintly put out by this further reference to Arnie -- especially since the allegation was perfectly true.