31.   The U.S. federation has been leading an international campaign decrying drug use by Chinese swimmers.

32.   There was, however, no evidence that these Chinese swimmers had used drugs.

33.   There will be no more crowing from American, Australian or Canadian coaches over the discovery of human-growth hormone in the luggage of a Chinese swimmer.

34.   Two months later, at the Asian Games in Hiroshima, Japan, seven Chinese female swimmers tested positive for the use of anabolic steroids.

35.   Two months later, seven Chinese swimmers, including two world champions, tested positive for a muscle-building steroid.

36.   Zaleski referred to seven Chinese swimmers who tested positive during out-of-competition testing last year in Hiroshima, Japan.

37.   Outrage has followed the discovery of growth hormones in the luggage of a Chinese swimmer en route to the eighth world titles.

38.   Poor performances by Chinese swimmers at the world championships Tuesday fueled speculation that a seizure of drugs by Australian Customs last week may be causing the lackluster times.

39.   A Chinese swimmer and a coach were caught bringing human growth hormones into Australia.

40.   A Chinese swimmer and coach also were caught with vials of banned human growth hormone in their luggage.