41.   Auditors found cases where employees used cards to pay telephone bills, rent, car repairs, household furnishings and jewelry.

42.   Auditors found no export license or other documents there that would describe the specifics of the Chinese visit or technical information released to them.

43.   Auditors found evidence of similar practices at the second hospital but kept it open because it was the only one in the city.

44.   Auditors also found that State Department security officials failed to sweep scores of rooms for bugging devices and repeatedly failed to account for highly classified documents.

45.   Auditors found the utility paid workers double time for all hours after the first day, and in some instances billed two and three times for the same work.

46.   Auditors have consistently found that lax controls, poor supervision and inadequate record keeping have permitted card abuses to go on for months.

47.   EU auditors find no accounting of the money.

48.   Founder Charn Uswachoke resigned in July after auditors found the company had falsified financial statements for at least three years.

49.   If auditors find money was paid contrary to federal law or FEMA regulations, the agency demands refunds from the state emergency agencies that distributed the aid.

50.   Slovak auditors found no evidence of fraud or misconduct in the management of European Union funds, the state-run news agency TASR reported Tuesday.