61.   The oil-for-food program, an exception to the sanctions, allows Iraq to sell limited quantities of oil to buy needed food and medicine.

62.   The limited sales, which allow Iraq to buy needed food and medicine, are an exception from U.N. sanctions imposed eight years ago.

63.   The program is an exception to the sanctions, allowing Iraq to sell specified quantities of oil to buy needed food and medicine.

64.   The program, an exception from the sanctions, allows Iraq to sell limited quantities of oil under U.N. supervision to buy needed food and medicine.

65.   The money would be used to buy badly needed food and medicine.

66.   The oil-for-food program allows Iraq to sell limited quantities of crude to buy needed food and medicine.

67.   The oil-for-food program, which began in December, is aimed at allowing the country to buy badly needed food and medicine.

68.   The Taliban has refused to open roads it controls to let the World Food Program bring much needed food to central Bamyan province, a Taliban official said Saturday.

69.   The Taliban has agreed to let the United Nations move much needed food through its territory to civilians in central Bamyan province, a U.N. statement said Monday.

70.   The United Nations last December approved limited Iraqi oil sales to allow the country to buy needed food and medicine.