71.   Authorities accuse overwhelmingly Shiite Iran of encouraging the civil disobedience.

72.   Authorities accuse the men of carrying out fraud for the last two years while operating metal trading companies in Piscataway, New Jersey and London, England.

73.   Authorities accused him of then going to a gym on Broadway, where he allegedly mixed bleach with the water.

74.   Authorities accused the Chechens of using hostages as human shields.

75.   Authorities also accuse Lai of buying official protection in a corruption scheme that reached the top of the ruling communist party.

76.   Authorities also accused the group of selling heroin, cocaine and marijuana, running a prostitution ring involving female Russian emigres and widespread use of illegal cellular telephones.

77.   Authorities are not accusing the officers of participating in the bombing.

78.   Authorities have accused a Muslim vigilante group, People Against Gangsterism and Drugs.

79.   Authorities have accused a rebel warlord of killing the four men, but have provided no evidence to support their claim.

80.   Authorities have accused overwhelmingly Shiite Iran of having a hand in the unrest.