31.   Inspectors leave it to plant employees to check the carcasses and instead do more testing for microbes and sampling for fecal contamination.

32.   Inspectors left Iraq just before the United States and Britain launched airstrikes in December.

33.   Iraqi media charged Saturday that U.N. inspectors left behind chemical and biological agents in their Baghdad offices to make it appear that Iraq possessed prohibited weapons.

34.   Iraq has refused to back down, saying the American inspectors must leave by Wednesday.

35.   Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has refused to back down, saying the American inspectors must leave by Wednesday.

36.   Last of visiting U.N. weapons inspectors leave Iraq.

37.   More inspectors will leave Monday and Wednesday, she said.

38.   More inspectors will leave Monday and Wednesday, Ms. Cross said.

39.   Relations between Lloyds Register and Iraq deteriorated in November when the inspectors left the country amid fears of U.S.-British airstrikes against Iraq.

40.   That means the earliest the inspectors could leave would be Friday.