41.   The suit charged that the unaccredited school infringed on its trademark and engaged in unfair competition.

42.   The suit charged that Warner-Jenkinson unfairly copied a patented process for removing impurities from dyes.

43.   The suit charges that Nikola Vuckovic, a Serb now living in Atlanta, personally detained Muslims, ransacked their homes and participated in torture and beatings.

44.   The suit will also charge that the administration is in violation of the Vietnam-era War Powers Act, which prohibits military action without congressional approval.

45.   The suits also charge that government-sponsored debt-issuers sold structured notes that were designed to take advantage of inexperienced investors, such as Citron.

46.   The suits charge that Aetna tried to mask losses from medical claims to allow insiders to sell at inflated prices.

47.   The suit also charges that some of the overcharges went to Rankin and Tanner in illegal kickbacks.

48.   The suit also charges the BA-American alliance violates U.S. antitrust laws.

49.   The suit also charges Unocal and Tosco with involvement in a larger conspiracy within the oil industry to cut competition and raise fuel prices.

50.   The suit also charges Wal-Mart of a specific case of discrimination against an employee at the distribution center in Red Bluff, Calif.