31.   Asian businessmen have strong feelings that their European partners have yet to appreciate the opportunities that have arisen from the crisis.

32.   Businessmen have closed shops or factories to deliver food paid for out of their own pockets, entire villages bake bread to feed their suffering neighbors.

33.   Businessmen have had to go through lengthy government red tape simply to get a permission to discuss a deal in the North.

34.   Businessmen have difficulties in collecting their bills or even selling their products resulting in many, if not most manufacturing plants operating below their optimum capacity.

35.   Businessmen have a stake in trade with China, and rarely do anything to upset the relationship.

36.   Ellison said the former businessman still had several options open to him, including a possible appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.

37.   He said his delegation of senior officials and businessmen had excellent talks with their Malaysian counterparts and dealt with bilateral ties and international issues.

38.   Hong Kong is a major port for Chinese exports and many Hong Kong businessmen have factories in China.

39.   However, Koptev also said Russia would insist on its right to fly Tito to the station because the businessman already had a signed contract.

40.   In order to function, businessmen have had to ally themselves with, and usually finance, faction leaders.