51.   The agreement calls for construction of a pipeline to China from the Irkutsk region in western Siberia, Interfax said.

52.   The agreement calls for periodic credit evaluations of members of the Shanghai Stock exchange, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Sunday.

53.   The agreement calls for the road to open today to civilian traffic and aid shipments between areas in Sarajevo and central Bosnia controlled by the Muslim-led government.

54.   The agreement calls for tightening controls over American technology contained in U.S. satellites that are launched by Russia from Kazakstan.

55.   The economic agreement calls for restoring water and electricity supplies and reopening oil pipelines and the highway linking Zagreb, the Croatian capital, and the Yugoslav capital Belgrade.

56.   The Kosovo peace agreement calls for the withdrawal of Serb-dominated security forces accused of organizing a brutal campaign to put down an Albanian separatist uprising.

57.   The peace agreement calls for international monitors to help end the violence on the islands, officials said.

58.   The new agreement calls for slashing the number of peacekeepers in half and cutting their proposed mandate from six to five months, Elaraby said.

59.   The plutonium agreement calls for building a new plant to reprocess plutonium from dismantled nuclear weapons into fuel for civilian nuclear power plants.

60.   The power-sharing agreement calls for national institutions, including the army, to be proportionally balanced between majority Hutus and minority Tutsis.