41.   The lawsuit names ABC, Walt Disney Co. and a Disney subsidiary, Valleycrest Productions, as defendants.

42.   The lawsuit names Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson, who is reviewing the NIH policy.

43.   The lawsuit also named as defendants editor Reginald Chua, reporter G. Bruce Knecht and former publisher William Adamopoulos, the report said.

44.   The lawsuit also names Ali Abu Shadi, head of Egyptian film censorship, who allowed the movie into Egyptian theaters, where it has been drawing large crowds.

45.   The lawsuit also names Kinky Cab Corp., the company that employed Dawoud, as a defendant.

46.   The lawsuit also names Nathaniel Brazill, who is charged with first-degree murder, and his mother, Polly Ann Josey, as defendants.

47.   The lawsuit also names the owner of the boat, MarineMax of Treasure Cove, and two other unidentified people.

48.   The lawsuit has named no physicians as defendants.

49.   The lawsuit names insurance company Aetna, FleetBoston financial services group and CSX, a railroad operator, as defendants.

50.   The lawsuit names the Texas Department of Human Services, commissioner Eric Bost and other state officials as defendants.