51.   Stability emerged as the major concern in the opinion poll, above corruption, law and order and religious issues, the magazine said.

52.   The money was transferred through a dummy firm to a Swiss bank account, the magazine said, citing internal company documents.

53.   Time Executive Editor Stephen Koepp said his magazine made a final decision to hold the presses on Friday afternoon.

54.   In its edition due out on Thursday, German weekly news magazine Stern said German investigators had traced a call between Djerba and Germany shortly before the explosion.

55.   A helicopter will follow the driver from the starting grid looking for clues such as the absence of tire marks, the magazine said.

56.   At the supersonic speeds at which bullets travel even tiny movements can alter the direction of flight or create lift by changing airflow, the magazine said.

57.   Certain Abu Nidal supporters, the magazine said, have already been to Germany to store arms and explosives there.

58.   Deutsche Bank, the biggest bank in Germany, wanted to avoid a conflict of interest with Deutsche Telekom, which is being privatised, the magazine said.

59.   Last December, Malaysian investigators discovered that Yazid had ordered four tonnes of ammonium nitrate, a powerful explosive used in truck bombs, the magazine said.

60.   Some are under intense police surveillance in London after being accused by France, Israel and certain Arab countries of financing militants, the magazine said.