41.   This time, party leaders claim enough coalition votes to survive, though with a minuscule majority.

42.   U.S. leaders have claimed their policy supports regional stability.

43.   U.S. leaders have claimed that oil prices are market driven.

44.   Zapatista leaders claimed La Garrucha had been among the villages bombed when the offensive began last week.

45.   Opposition leader Yilmaz claimed he had tapes of phone conversations between the three officers talking about their murder of Topal.

46.   Opposition leaders claim that Milosevic was behind the decision.

47.   Opposition leaders claim that Yeltsin, dogged by heart trouble and other health problems for years, is not capable of performing his duties and should step down.

48.   Opposition leaders claimed that Milosevic was planning to ban the pro-democracy protests, which until Tuesday had been relatively peaceful.

49.   Opposition leaders claimed there was widespread vote tampering, while independent observers reported numerous violations, including falsified and destroyed ballots.

50.   Opposition leaders have claimed the vote was rigged.