61.   The pact granted U.N. inspectors access to presidential sites in Iraq and averted a military confrontation with the United States and Britain.

62.   The pact grants U.N. inspectors access to presidential sites in Iraq and averted a military confrontation with the United States and Britain.

63.   The pact guarantees U.N. inspectors access to presidential sites in Iraq.

64.   The threat of a strike was averted after Baghdad signed a deal with U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan Monday to give weapons inspectors unfettered access to all suspected sites.

65.   The United States and Britain had threatened the use of force if Iraq did not grant U.N. inspectors full access to all sites.

66.   The United States and Britain have threatened to attack Iraq if it does not grant U.N. arms inspectors full access to presidential palaces and other sites in the country.

67.   The United States and England have threatened to strike Iraq unless it grants U.N. weapons inspectors access to suspected weapons sites.

68.   The United States and Britain have threatened to attack Iraq if it does not give U.N. inspectors unfettered access to suspected weapons sites.

69.   The United States and Britain have threatened to use force if Iraq refuses to allow U.N. weapons inspectors access to so called sensitive sites in Iraq.

70.   The United States had threatened a military strike if Iraq did not agree to grant weapons inspectors full access to all sites.