31.   The driver, from Kempsey near Worcester, had jumped clear and was found by rescue workers.

32.   Before the car could be moved, rescue workers had to shore up the building, which was in danger of collapse.

33.   Although the death toll of occupants and rescue workers was high, he said, thousands did get out in a relatively short time.

34.   Among the spectators were thousands of family members, many carrying signs thanking the rescue workers.

35.   American flags sprout from window boxes and moving trucks, on the helmets of rescue workers and the electronic marquees of Times Square.

36.   Amid the debris, dozens of rescue workers and residents were trying to help people inside the grocery.

37.   And aircraft like Helios, Goldin said, could be deployed above disaster areas as a cellular telephone relay center for rescue workers.

38.   And rescue workers need sleep.

39.   And the sight of mangled bodies and the awful feeling of powerlessness represent only the first of many nightmares for rescue workers at mass disasters, he said.

40.   And rescue workers force investigators to be patient while, bucket by bucket, they remove debris that can then be sifted for evidence.