81.   In both cases, investigators said, the coffee-can bombs were primitive but similar enough to appear to have been fashioned by the same hands.

82.   In fact, speaking privately, senior FBI officers said they still believed a bomb was the most likely cause.

83.   In Hiroshima, which calls itself Peace City, the bomb is never far from memory.

84.   In light of this knowledge, an expert contacted by the Los Angeles Times found it odd that Hanks had to explain to his men what sticky bombs were.

85.   In other instances the bombs were real and so unstable that they had to be detonated in the banks.

86.   In the first three weeks of the investigation, federal investigators thought that a bomb probably was stored in the front cargo hold where passenger luggage is carried.

87.   Indeed, nuclear bombs were only a part of what this country had conquered with its scientific and economic might.

88.   Investigators have also said both clinic bombs were powerful devices that could have caused far more serious harm than the six minor injuries reported.

89.   Investigators have said the bomb was in a cassette player in a suitcase in the cargo hold in the front section of the plane.

90.   Investigators who studied the letter say that while the bomber claims to represent a terrorist group, they believe that his bombs are the work of a loner.