1.   Britain, said the press, was considering buying Exocet missiles, having been caught with trousers down.

2.   The Egyptian press said that the armed men belonged to the Jihad and had attempted to take control of the mosque after driving out its imam.

3.   Another voice suggested that if Clinton removed his trousers in public, the press would say how wonderful it was.

4.   A former Japanese diplomat is one of the account holders, the press says.

5.   But he too ignores what the press says about him and just goes on doing things his way.

6.   But senior members of the government have been quoted anonymously in the local press saying a dismissal of the case on health grounds would save the country renewed stress.

7.   Even the liberal press says that.

8.   He also bought stock in other big brokerages, the Japanese press says.

9.   I knew the press would not say kind things about me.

10.   In Iraq, meanwhile, the official government press said that the country was expecting a US attack at any time.