31.   The sanctions prevent Iraq from exporting oil, its economic mainstay.

32.   The sanctions prevent Iraq from selling oil, the mainstay of its economy, in the open market.

33.   The sanctions prevent Liberian officials and their spouses from traveling overseas and ban diamond exports.

34.   The sanctions also prevent the sale of oil, except under a U.N. oil-for-food program.

35.   The sanctions have never prevented Iraq from importing medicine.

36.   The sanctions prevent Iraq from exporting its economic mainstay, oil.

37.   The sanctions prevent travel by their military and political leaders, freeze their foreign bank accounts and ban commercial dealings with areas captured and occupied by the Bosnian Serbs.

38.   The U.N. sanctions also prevent Iraq from marketing its oil, except under a special oil-for-food program.

39.   The world market for wheat is glutted right now, and if U.S. sanctions prevent Pakistan from buying American wheat, other producers will happily fill the orders.

40.   Those sanctions also prevent Iraq from marketing its oil, except under a special oil-for-food program.