31.   Crude oil rose after Iraq said it will expel four U.S. members of the United Nations weapons inspection team, a move that could jeopardize Iraqi oil exports.

32.   Crude oil surged after Iraq stood by its intention to expel U.S. members of a U.N. weapons inspection team, raising the chances for a military confrontation.

33.   Crude oil rose after Iraq stood by threats to expel U.S. members of a U.N. inspection team, heightening the possibility of an armed standoff.

34.   Crude oil prices rose after Iraq ordered American members of a United Nations inspection team to leave Iraq immediately following a Security Council resolution imposing new sanctions on Iraq.

35.   Crude oil fell after Iraq caved in to United Nations pressure and agreed to allow U.S. members of a UN weapons inspection team back in the country.

36.   Crude oil rose after Iraq said it will expel U.S. members of the United Nations weapons inspection team, sparking concern that the U.N. could suspend Iraqi oil exports.

37.   Crude oil rose after Iraq said it will expel U.S. members of the United Nations weapons inspection team, sparking concern that the U.N. would suspend Iraqi oil exports.

38.   During the standoff, Iraq refused to allow the inspection teams to review weapons sites and tampered with surveillance cameras as it moved possible weapons material to other locations.

39.   Ekeus ordered new inspection teams into the Iraqi hinterlands.

40.   Experts had assumed that it would take the appearance of a short-notice, spot inspection team to provoke Iraq.