31.   Pipeline workers in Algeria were relaxing in their barracks the night that terrorists attacked.

32.   Pipelines in the United States have never been deliberately attacked by terrorists, but elsewhere in the world it is a common occurrence.

33.   Publishing is in a muddle after the terrorist attacks and in no way more so than in worrying about the thriller genres.

34.   Robert B. Zoellick, the U.S. trade representative, has argued that after the terrorist attacks the administration needs expanded trade power to help build the alliance against terrorism.

35.   She fears that terrorists will attack her town, or that war will soon break out.

36.   Since December, when terrorists attacked the Indian Parliament building, a million Indian and Pakistani soldiers have been mobilized along their common frontier.

37.   Since the towers fell, there has been much debate about how the terrorist attacks and their aftermath will affect popular culture.

38.   Some said they feared nuclear war, others another terrorist attack.

39.   Terrorist attacks, these specialists say, have only truly been quieted through negotiations.

40.   Terrorists attack physical targets for political ends.