51.   The device had been placed near the Moslem cemetery, police said.

52.   The device was placed at the base of a mobile telephone aerial belonging to the Spanish former state-owned telephone operator Telefonica.

53.   The device was placed in a cafe, according to some reports, but this could not be immediately confirmed by the security forces.

54.   The device was placed under a car in Londonderry belonging to Sinn Fein member Liam Duffy in a Catholic district of the town.

55.   The explosive devices were placed on roofs and in doorways of shacks and some were thrown through windows, witnesses told The Citizen newspaper in Johannesburg.

56.   The device was placed in front of the entrance to the embassy, situated on the second floor of a six-story building.

57.   The devices were placed in Kathmandu and the nearby towns of Bhaktapur and Lalitpur, but were discovered and made safe by the army.

58.   The device was placed under a car in Londonderry belonging to Liam Duffy, a Sinn Fein campaign director, in a Catholic district of the town.

59.   The explosive device had been placed in a vase where flowers offerings were being made to the relic, housed in the Maha Pasana Cave.

60.   The international committee monitoring the cease-fire in south Lebanon called Thursday on Israel and the Iranian-backed Hezbollah to refrain from placing explosive devices in civilian areas.