31.   Both sides agree to negotiate a pact to allow some suspects to be tried in both Mexico and the United States before completing their sentences in either country.

32.   Britain insists the suspects be tried in Scotland or in the United States.

33.   Britain, the summit host, insists sanctions stay and that the Libyan suspects be tried in Scotland.

34.   Britain and the United States initially insisted that the suspects be tried in their countries.

35.   British and U.S. authorities want the suspects tried in the United Kingdon or United States.

36.   Bush has authorized military tribunals to try terrorist suspects from other countries, and the administration is working to lay out rules for how such a court would operate.

37.   British and U.S. authorities want the suspects tried in the United Kingdom or United States.

38.   But he has raised the possibility of trying suspects in Yugoslavia.

39.   But he said Libya accepted that the two suspects be tried in a Scottish court in the Netherlands.

40.   But human rights groups say that if there is evidence of terrorist activity, the suspects should be tried.