31.   The Pakistani leader knows the role that the spy agency and its friends in the military played in his rise.

32.   The Pakistani leader would side with the United States in the war against terrorism, even though it would probably mean abandoning his own long defense of the Taliban.

33.   The Pakistani military leader has already agreed to provide air corridors, intelligence and other logisitical support for US forces.

34.   The sense of facing an imminent attack was reflected in the statements made by top Pakistani leaders.

35.   The United States continued to pressure Pakistani leaders against following its neighbor and mortal enemy, India, into a series of nuclear tests.

36.   To surrender Saeed, who was indicted in the United States last week, will surely set off more terrorist acts here, diplomats and Pakistani political leaders said.

37.   To revive the idea of religion as the glue holding the country together, Pakistani leaders have promised many times to enforce Islamic law.

38.   Vajpayee, who blames Musharraf for allowing Islamic militants to infiltrate from Pakistan into India, has refused to meet with the Pakistani leader until the alleged insurgencies stop.

39.   Pakistani leader says both sides want peace.

40.   Pakistani leaders consider the nuclear bomb their best defense against India, a larger nation with a bigger army.