51.   A company statement also noted considerable growth in sales in emerging markets, notably China, Russia, India and Eastern Europe.

52.   The statement noted that the withdrawal of war risks insurance coverage after the terrorist attacks almost forced Kenya Airways to cease operations.

53.   The statement noted China had not yet declared an end to its nuclear testing program and was pleading its case at disarmament negotiations in Geneva.

54.   The statement noted that an Australian warship, the Newcastle, was scheduled to visit New Caledonia in September while maritime patrol aircraft also visit Noumea.

55.   The statement noted that the Dayton agreement did not provide amnesty for those accused of serious violations of international humanitarian law.

56.   The statement also noted that the verdict was issued on the same day as the anti-terrorism summit in Egypt.

57.   The statement noted that Abbe Pierre had reaffirmed Tuesday his opposition to negationist theories of the Holocaust.

58.   The statement noted that the US import duties were bound to increase competition in Asian or European markets that are currently supplied by Russia.

59.   The statement noted that the same judge had yet to rule on a new Ruiz Masseiu extradition request on obstruction of justice charges.

60.   The US statement noted that the treaty itself contained clauses allowing for the resolution of conflicts, and urged that these be used.