61.  Efforts to head off an Islamic government ran into trouble on Thursday as the leaders of the two main secular parties clashed over who should head an alternative coalition.

62.  Efforts to forestall an Islamic government in Turkey ran into trouble Thursday as the leaders of the two main secular parties clashed over who should be prime minister.

63.  The remainder will be held by religious parties, Arab Israelis, recent immigrants from the former Soviet Union and minor secular parties of the far left and right.

64.  While Brotherhood leaders were knocked out in the first round, leaders of the main secular parties survived and were expected to take seats in the run-off.

65.  Other slates include those representing religious groups, recent immigrants from the former Soviet Union, Arab Israelis and secular parties on the far right and left.

66.  Secular Iraqi parties, referred to as democratic or nationalist, have taken part before in opposition meetings without problems.