71.   The embargo will not be lifted until Baghdad proves it has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction.

72.   The embargo will remain in place until Iraq proves to the United Nations that it has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction.

73.   The inspections of palaces and other sites will continue until the United Nations is satisfied that Iraq has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction.

74.   The inspectors must certify that Iraq has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction before punishing economic sanctions on the country can be lifted.

75.   The inspectors must certify that Iraq has eliminated its weapons of mass destruction before punishing trade sanctions can be lifted.

76.   The inspectors must certify whether Iraq has eliminated all its weapons of mass destruction.

77.   The inspectors must confirm that the weapons have been eliminated before sanctions can be lifted.

78.   The inspectors must confirm that those weapons have been eliminated before sanctions can be lifted.

79.   The Jordanian monarch criticized Iraq for not complying with United Nations resolutions and eliminate its weapons of mass destruction, the official Emirates News Agency reported Wednesday.

80.   The four nights of bombardment, aimed at forcing Iraq to comply with U.N. resolutions to eliminate its weapons of mass destruction, ended Saturday.