31.   Most aim to find Russian scientists nonmilitary jobs in Russia, not to bring Russians to the United States.

32.   Not so, say a group of Russian scientists, who, remarkably, have made an astute reversal of the usual logic in the climate-change model.

33.   Poor morale at Sarov also points to the possibility that Russian scientists might defect to other countries who can pay more for their nuclear expertise.

34.   Russian scientists recently caused consternation by reporting at a scientific conference that they had made an anthrax strain resistant to antibiotics.

35.   Russian scientists recognize that virgin uranium is far cheaper than plutonium, but they -- with some support in Japan and Europe -- do not believe this will last.

36.   Russian scientists say that most of these entreaties have been rebuffed.

37.   Russian scientists who worked here said that most of the children were not vaccinated against the agents that were tested only a few miles downwind.

38.   Russian nuclear scientists themselves worry about the security around non-military or research institutions.

39.   Russian scientists are desperate for money, which Iran offers under the table.

40.   Russian scientists have had to take on other jobs in order to support themselves.