51.   The Turkish Cypriot state is recognized only by Turkey.

52.   The Turkish side rejects the resolutions, and insists instead that the breakaway state be recognized within a two-state confederation where Greek and Turkish Cypriots live apart.

53.   The talks broke off late last year when Denktash refused to return to the negotiating table unless his breakaway state is recognized.

54.   The Turkish Cypriot state is only recognized by Ankara.

55.   Their self-declared state is recognized only by Turkey.

56.   Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash remained adamant Saturday that his breakaway state be recognized before negotiations on reunifiying the war-divided island can resume.

57.   Turkish Cypriots want their breakaway state to be recognized.

58.   Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash walked out of reunification talks in November and refuses to return unless his breakaway state is recognized.

59.   Turkey and Turkish Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash refuse to return to the talks until their breakaway state is recognized.

60.   U.N.-mediated efforts to reunite the island have stumbled on Turkish Cypriot demands that their state be recognized.