71.   Gusinsky has rejected the allegations against him, describing them as a Kremlin attempt to punish him for criticism of the government in his media outlets.

72.   Habibie has rejected allegations that he is a shadow of his autocratic predecessor.

73.   He also rejected allegation that the opium was being produced into heroin in laboratories in Afghanistan.

74.   He also rejected allegations that Baghdad was providing camps to Turkish Kurdish rebels fighting for autonomy in southeast Turkey.

75.   He called for an investigation and rejected allegations from U.S. officials that terrorists were behind the explosion.

76.   Gusinsky has rejected the allegations, describing them as a Kremlin attempt to punish him for criticism of the government in his media outlets.

77.   Habibie, who became president after economic and political turmoil dislodged Suharto in May, rejected allegations that he is a shadow of his old mentor.

78.   He politely rejected allegations that he is a rightwinger.

79.   He also rejected allegations that Aburto had been tortured into confessing and that witnesses had been paid off.

80.   He rejected the allegations in a statement last week, saying they were just an excuse to attack government opponents.