JANUARY
Sarajevans Jeer As U.N. Leader Urges Restraint
Yeltsin Receiving Criticism Of Foes On Nuclear Treaty
Clinton as National Idol: Is It Only Puppy Love?
Bush And Yeltsin Sign Pact Making Deep Missile Cuts
Health-Care Costs Up Sharply Again, Posing New Threat
U.S. Urging Allies To Threaten Iraq On Action In South
Clinton Backs Off His Pledge To Cut The Deficit In Half
400 U.S. Marines Attack Compound Of Somali Gunmen
Oklahoman Who Opposed Foley To Lose House Intelligence Post
U.S. Troops Begin Drive To Expand Hold On Mogadishu
China Builds Its Military Muscle, Making Some Neighbors Nervous
Iraq Is Said to Shift Missiles Into Excluded Zone in North
Bush Said To Plan Air Strike On Iraq Over Its Defiance
U.S. And Allied Planes Hit Iraq, Bombing Missile Sites In South In Reply To Hussein’s Defiance
Clinton Says U.S. Will Continue Ban On Haitian Exodus
U.S. Sends Flotilla To Prevent Exodus From Haiti By Sea
Capital Plans Party, but Reality Awaits: Clinton On Quest To Bring Back the Magic
Bush Launches Missile Attack On A Baghdad Industrial Park As Washington Greets Clinton
U.S. Leads Further Attacks On Iraqui Antiaircraft Sites; Admits Its Missile Hit Hotel
Clinton, Awaiting Oath, Asks For Help: Domestic Affairs Central in Plea for Support
Clinton Takes Oath As 42D President, Urging Sacrifice To ‘Renew America’
Clinton Cancels Baird Nomination For Justice Dept.
Clinton Orders Reversal Of Abortion Restrictions Left By Reagan And Bush
U.S. Asserts Serbs Are Still Running Prisoner Centers
Thurgood Marshall, Civil Rights Hero, Dies at 84
Joints Chiefs Hear Clinton Again Vow To Ease Gay Policy
Lawmakers Revolt On Lifting Gay Ban In Military Service
White House Backs 2-Step Plan To End Military’s Gay Ban
U.S. Says Economy Grew At Fast Pace In Fourth Quarter
Clinton Accepts Delay In Lifting Military Gay Ban
Clinton Weighing Freeze Or New Tax On Social Security
Clinton Considers Plan To Vaccinate All U.S. Children
FEBRUARY
President Allows States Flexibility On Medicaid Funds
Clinton Seeking $31 Billion in Stimulus
Clinton Rebuffed On Plan To Reduce Election Spending
Congress Passes Measure Providing Emergency Leaves
Judge Withdraws From Clinton List For Justice Post
As Ethnic Wars Multiply, U.S. Strives for a Policy: In Baring Old Hatreds, the Cold War’s End Imperils the Peace
U.S. Will Draw Up A Strategy To Aid Ex-Soviet States
Clinton Nominees Will Be Screened For Illegal Hiring
Joint Chiefs’ Head Is Said To Request Early Retirement
Board Removes Fernandez As New York Schools Chief After Stormy 3-Year Term
Clinton Picks Miami Woman, Veteran State Prosecutor, To Be His Attorney General
President Assails ‘Shocking’ Prices Of Drug Industry
Clinton Proposes Altering Medicare To Save $35 Billion
White House Hones All-Out Campaign To Sell Sacrifice
Clinton Tells Middle Class It Now Faces A Tax Increase Because Deficit Has Grown
Few To Pay More In Income Taxes, President Insists
Clinton Plan To Remake The Economy Seeks To Tax Energy And Big Incomes
Battle Lines Begin To Form on Clinton Economic Plan
Clinton’s Program Gets Endorsement Of Fed’s Chairman
Democrats’ Unease May Slow Clinton On Economic Plan
Clinton Says U.S. Is Planning Airlift To Eastern Bosnia
Clinton Proposes Changes In Policy To Aid Technology
Sweeping Reversal Of U.S. Land Policy Sought By Clinton
Door May Be Open For Abortion Pill To Be Sold In U.S.
Clinton Announces Airdrops To Bosnia Will Begin Shortly
Blast Hits Trade Center, Bomb Suspected; 5 Killed, Thousands Flee Smoke In Towers
Inquiry Into Explosion Widens; Towers Are Shut Indefinitely
MARCH
Officials Studying Bomb Clues Seek Several For Questioning
Food Stamp Users Up Sharply In Sign Of Weak Recovery
‘Messiah’ Fond of Bible, Rock and Women
Bosnian Muslims Fleeing Villages Under Shellfire
Jersey City Man Is Charged In Bombing Of Trade Center After Rented Van Is Traced
Agents Step Up Search for Bombing Suspect’s Links
Inching Back To Life, Trade Center Tallies the Cost
In Shadow of Texas Siege, Uncertainty for Innocents
Trade Center Bombing Suspect Not a Patsy, Officials Conclude
Rodney King Testifies on Beating; ‘I Was Just Trying to Stay Alive’
Chemical Engineer Is Held In The Trade Center Blast
Russian Legislature Votes To Reduce Yeltsin’s Powers And Assume Dominant Role
200 Killed as Bombings Sweep Bombay
Storm Paralyzes East Coast; Snow Covers South; 33 Killed
Spared the Worst, New York Area Begins Digging Out
White House Plan Would Cover Costs Of Mental Illness
4 Are Convicted in Sexual Abuse Of Retarded New Jersey Woman
Senators Approve A Bill That Eases Vote Registration
House Democrats Unite To Approve Clinton’s Budget
White Announces He’ll Step Down From High Court
Yeltsin, Defying Congress Claims Emergency Powers; Calls April 25 Referendum
Hard-Liners Plan A Court Challenge To Yeltsin’s Move
Christopher Backs Yeltsin Vote Plan; Seeks More U.S. Aid
Attorney General Seeks Resignations From Prosecutors
South Africa Says It Built 6 Atom Bombs
Speaker In Russia Now Voicing Doubt On Yeltsin Ouster
Task of Turning Around I.B.M. Is Given to an Industry Outsider
U.S. Agents Say Fatal Flaws Doomed Raid on Waco Cult
Clinton Considers Stopping Medicaid Under Health Plan
Clinton Would End Ban On Aid To Poor Seeking Abortions
A Woman and a Black Proposed As U.S. Attorneys in New York
APRIL
Calm Analysis Dominates Panel Hearing on Gay Ban
F.C.C. Orders Cuts In Cable TV Rates; Eases Rerun Rule
Bosnian Serbs’ Parliament Rules Out Mediators’ Plan As Basis For Peace Accord
Clinton Presents Billion To Yeltsin In U.S. Aid Package
Yeltsin Leaves Talks With Firm Support and More Aid
$32 Billion Budget Is Voted In Albany As Revenues Climb
U.S., To Cut Costs, Seeks Russian Help On Space Station
Cuomo Announces He Is Not Seeking Seat On High Court
Russia Rebuffs U.S. On Tougher Moves Against Belgrade
Rejection Is Seen For A Tax Credit Aimed At Business
A Black Leader in South Africa Is Slain and a White Is Arrested
Besieged Bosnians Facing A New Peril As U.N. Aid Dries Up
2-Week Cease-Fire Broken In Bosnia As Serbs Attack
Clean-Air Laws Push Big 3 To Cooperate on Electric Car
South Africa Riots Lead To 7 Deaths; Tensions Run High
7 Nations Pledge $28 Billion Fund To Assist Russia
Clinton and the Japanese Premier Scold Each Other on Trade Issues
2 of 4 Officer Found Guilty in Los Angeles Beating
As Health Plan Comes Together, Big Price Tag Comes Into Focus
Scores Die As Cult Compound Is Set Afire After F.B.I. Sends In Tanks With Tear Gas
F.B.I. Cites Fresh Evidence That Cult Set Fatal Fire; Officials’ Accounts Clash
G.O.P. Senators Prevail, Sinking Clinton’s Economic Stimulus Bill
Holocaust Museum Hailed as Sacred Debt to Dead
Pentagon Report Tells of Aviators’ ‘Debauchery’
China’s Crackdown on Births: A Stunning, and Harsh, Success
Gay Marchers Throng Capital in Appeal for Rights
Clinton Says U.S. Must Harden Line Toward The Serbs
Pentagon Plans To Allow Combat Flights By Women; Seeks To Drop Warship Ban
Clinton’s Plan for Economy May Hinge on His Popularity
Pace Of Economy Slowed Markedly In First Quarter
MAY
Clinton Proposes Service Program To Aid Students
Auto Union Seeks To Deter Detroit From New Layoffs
Top Bosnian Serb, Facing U.S. Action, Signs A Peace Plan
20,000 U.S. Troops May Go To Bosnia, NATO Admiral Says
Prompt Military Reprisal Unlikely If Serbs Shun Pact, U.S. Aides Say
Serbs Reject Bosnia Pact, Defying Friends And Foes, And Insist On Referendum
Clinton Pushes A Bosnia Plan Of Arms Supplies And Bombing
Unity With Europe Is Seen By Clinton On Plan For Bosnia
Confidence in Clinton Is Slipping Among Many Business Leaders
Rebuilding Lags in Los Angeles a Year After Riots
Seven Indicted In 1992 Slaying Of a Journalist
CUNY Violated Speech Rights Of Department Chief, Jury Says
Clinton Supports Creating Fund Designated Solely to Cut Deficit
Clinton Proposal For Tax Increases Passes First Test
A U.N. Agency May Leave China Over Coercive Population Control
Serbs Are Voting on Peace Plan; Signs of Rejection Are Apparent
Clinton Aides Seek New Review Board For Drug Pricing
U.S. To Stay Away From Talks At U.N. On War In Bosnia
New York’s Blacks Back Dinkins But Whites Don’t, Poll Indicates
New Tally of World’s Economies Catapults China Into Third Place
Blue Cross Investigation Pointed To Deep Problems, Officials Say
Economic Advisers Caution President On Medical Costs
Allies Announce Strategy To Curb Fighting In Bosnia; U.S. Offers Planes, Not Men
Free-Trade Treaty May Widen Traffic In Drugs, U.S. Says
Clinton Aides Propose Renewal Of China’s Favored Trade Status
Belgrade Reneges on Verification Of Ban on Arming Bosnian Serbs
First Lady Sets Aggressive Tone For Debate on Health-Care Plan
House Gives Narrow Approval To Clinton Budget Proposals
Badillo Joins Race On Giuliani Ticket To Oppose Dinkins
Dinkins Campaign Strategy; Show Them Who’s the Mayor
Forbidden City No Longer, Vladivostok Is Wide Open
JUNE
4 Years After Tiananmen, The Hard Line Is Cracking
Mortar Fire Kills 12 At Soccer Game In Bosnian Capital
Clinton Delays Push To Increase Minimum Wage
Clinton Abandons His Nominee For Rights Post Amid Opposition
U.N. Is Authorizing Allied Air Strikes Against The Serbs
More People View Clinton As Liberal As He Seeks Center
7 Die as Crowded Immigrant Ship Grounds Off Queens
Captain And Crew Charged In Voyage Of Chinese To U.S.
Behind Immigrants’ Voyage, Long Reach of Chinese Gang
U.S. Is Sending Planes to Bolster U.N. in Somalia
New U.S. Program Of Student Loans Clears Key Panel
U.S. Attacks Somali Clan Chief To Support U.N. Peacekeepers
U.N. Says Attack Dealt Heavy Blow To Somali Faction
Shelling By Serbs Is Said To Kill 50 In First-Aid Center
Clinton Names Ruth Ginsburg, Advocate For Women, To Court
Clinton, Defending His Record, Insists He Hasn’t Wavered
Senators On Finance Panel Reach Accord On A Budget With Gas Tax And New Cuts
Bishops Struggle Over Sex Abuse By Parish Priests
Japan’s Government Falls: Party in Peril
Billions In Losses Seen In Mortgages Insured By H.U.D.
Clinton Aides See Problem With Vow To Limit Welfare
Empire Blue Cross Says It Paid Claims Without Checking Them
Court Rules That First Lady Is ‘De Facto’ Federal Official
Split in Japan’s Ruling Party Is Rearranging Political Map
8 Seized As Suspects In Plot To Bomb New York Targets And Kill Political Figures
Budget Survives Senate Struggle; New Fight Ahead
U.S. Fires Missiles At Baghdad, Citing April Plot To Kill Bush
U.S. Says Strike Crippled Iraq’s Capacity for Terror
Court Questions Districts Drawn To Aid Minorities
U.S. Indicts 31 for Extortion Plots In Minority Hiring in Construction
JULY
Clinton Backs a $1 Billion Plan To Spare Trees and Aid Loggers
Sessions Is Said to Fight Removal Till New F.B.I. Head Is in Place
U.S. Detains Cleric Linked to Militants
Haitian Military And Aristide Sign Pact To End Crisis
Setbacks And Surprises Temper A Mayor’s Hopes to House All
U.N. Team Leaves Iraq In Standoff Over Missile Site
Clinton Courting Rebel Lawmakers On Trip To Japan
7 Nations’ Leaders Open Tokyo Talks; Expectations Low
7 Nations Hasten Aid to Russia; Will Push for Growth and Trade
Heat (101 degrees) Refuses to Loosen Its Grip
Records Rewritten as East Bakes and Midwest Soaks
Iraq Again Refuses To Let A U.N. Team Close Missile Sites
U.N. Raids Somali Clan’s Base; Mob Kills at Least 2 Journalists
97 Japanese Reported Killed By Quake and Huge Waves
Clinton Requests $2.5 Billion In Aid For Flood Region
Egyptian Says Confession Links Iran to Bombing of Trade Center
Director Of F.B.I. Appears On Brink Of Losing His Job
Clinton Tours Floods and Considers Sending Troops
Japanese Reject Old Guard But Splintered Vote Means A Struggle For A Coalition
Defiant F.B.I. Chief Removed From Job By The President
Crown Heights Study Finds Dinkins And Police At Fault In Letting Unrest Escalate
Ginsburg Affirms Right Of A Woman To Have Abortion
Ginsburg Deflects Pressure To Talk On Death Penalty
Another Italian Business Leader, Tied to Scandal, Is Found Dead
Rostenkowski Defiantly Denies Wrongdoing in Postal Scandal
Israeli Jets, in Answer to Attacks, Bomb Guerrilla Bases in Lebanon
Israel Intensifies Raids In Lebanon; Galilee Under Fire
Clinton Facing Threat of Revolt On Budget Plan
Clinton Says He’s Ready to Hit Serbs Attacking U.N. in Bosnia
Victory Now Seems In Clinton’s Grasp On A Service Plan
European System Tying Currencies Faces A Rupture
AUGUST
Reluctant Giant: Germany Balks At Leading Europeans to Unity
For Nation’s Blue Cross Plans, Echoes of the Troubles at Empire
Democrats Report Accord In Negotiations On Budget; A Close Senate Vote Is Seen
Clinton Pushes For Budget, Reassuring Public On Taxes And Vowing Economic Gains
Judge Reinstates Jeffries as Head Of Black Studies for City College
House Passes Budget Plan Backing Clinton By 218-216 After Hectic Maneuvering
Clinton Wins Approval Of His Budget Plan As Gore Votes To Break Senate Deadlock
Rejoicing Is Muted For The President In Budget Victory
Four U.S. Soldiers Are Killed By Mine In Somali Capital
Western Europe Is Ending Its Welcome to Immigrants
New Rules Tighten Access To Shelter In New York City
Serbs Must Withdraw Promptly Or Face Air Strikes, U.S. Insists
Launching Halted at Ignition In Latest Setback for Shuttle
3 Nations Resolve Issues Holding Up Trade Pact Vote
Pope Expounds Stern Guidelines, Warning U.S. Could Lose Its Soul
A History of Pollution in Mexico Casts Clouds Over Trade Accord
Clinton Outlines Health Care Plan Paid By Employers
Clinton May Let U.S. Troops Serve Under U.N. Chiefs
Report Says Top Dinkins Aides Showed Favoritism to Contractor
Hidden Bombs Kill 9 Israelis On Patrol in South Lebanon
Deep South and Down Home, But It’s a Ghetto All the Same
Portrait of a White House Aide Ensnared by His Perfectionism
Crackdown Fails To Stem Smuggling Of Chinese To U.S.
Papers on Kennedy Assassination Are Unsealed, and ’63 Is Revisited
U.S. Determines China Violated Pact on Missiles
U.S. Indicts Egyptian Cleric As Head Of Group Plotting ‘War Of Urban Terrorism’
Sheik, in Court, Denies Terror Charges
U.N. Lifts Haitian Oil Embargo As Junta Prepares to Step Aside
Israeli Reports Agreement Toward Palestinian Rule In Gaza Strip And Jericho
In Draft Accord, Israelis And P.L.O. Near Recognition
Cabinet In Israel Backs Autonomy For Palestinians
SEPTEMBER
Israel And P.L.O. Ready To Declare Joint Recognition
Jordan Is Reported Ready To Make Peace With Israel After P.L.O. Deal Is Signed
Clinton Cuts Aims On Mental Health And Dental Costs
Leading Indicators And Payroll Jobs Display Weakness
How Oslo Helped Mold The Mideast Pact
China Sees ‘Market-Leninism’ as Way to Future
Smiling and Relaxed, Giuliani Puts Polished Image Forward
South African Blacks Gain Share Of Power In Months Before A Multiracial Vote
P.L.O. Aide Reports Pact With Israel Over Recognition
P.L.O. And Israel Accept Each Other After 3 Decades Of Relentless Strife
Clinton Offering Health Plan With Guarantee Of Coverage And Curb On Private Spending
Old Enemies Arafat and Rabin to Meet
Arafat Arrives in U.S. to ‘Make Peace’
Rabin And Arafat Seal Their Accord As Clinton Applauds ‘Brave Gamble’
Jordan And Israel Agree On A Basis For Finding Peace
U.S. And Israel Ask Syrians To Silence Arafat Opponents
Muslims And Serbs In Bosnian Accord; 3-Way Meeting Set
New Missile Defense in Japan Under Discussion With U.S.
Side Agreements To Trade Accord Vary In Ambition
School Officials Strive to Prevent Opening-Day Chaos
Disorder on Day 1 in New York Schools
Yeltsin And Legislature Act To Oust Each Other; Clinton Backs President
Clinton Asks Backing For Sweeping Change In The Health System
U.S. Lays Out Rules For A Big Auction Of Radio Airwaves
Mandela Calls for an End to Sanctions
U.S. Vows To Stay In Somalia Force Despite An Attack
Supporting Dinkins, Clinton Worries About Role of Race
Pentagon Changes Its Somalia Goals As Effort Falters
Hillary Clinton, on Capitol Hill, Wins Raves, if Not a Health Plan
A.M.A. Rebels Over Health Plan In Major Challenge to President
OCTOBER
Quake in India Levels Villages and Kills Thousands
Report On Siege In Texas Is Said To Blame Agents
Papal Encyclical Says Church Must Enforce Basic Morality
Yeltsin Sends Troops To Oust Armed Foes From Parliament; Fierce Battle Rages In Capital
Russian Army Routs Rebels At Parliament As Yeltsin Takes Steps To Tighten Control
Clinton Reviews Policy In Somalia As Unease Grows
Clinton Sending More Troops to Somalia
Clinton Doubling U.S. Force In Somalia, Vowing Troops Will Come Home In 6 Months
U.S. Mixes Signals To Somali General On Its Next Steps
A Truce Is Offered By Somali General To U.N.-U.S. Forces
Clinton Care Plan May Cut Benefits To Some Children
Haitians Block Landing of U.S. Forces
Bid To Restore Haiti’s Leader Is Derailed
U.N. Again Imposes Sanctions On Haiti After Pact Fails
Haiti Justice Minister Slain In Defiance Of U.S. Warning To Military To Keep Peace
President Orders Six U.S. Warships For Haiti Patrol
Tension Is Rising As Haiti Military Tightens Its Grip
After Supporting Hunt for Aidid, U.S. Is Blaming U.N. for Losses
Jury Acquits 2 on Most Charges In Beatings in Los Angeles Riots
Bid To Limit Terms Can Be On Ballot In New York City
U.S. To Offer Plan On A Role In Nato For Ex-Soviet Bloc
Gangs in Sarajevo Spread Terror, Unchecked by the Cowed Leaders
Washington Mayor Seeks Aid Of Guard In Combating Crime
Giuliani Campaign Theme: Dinkins Isn’t Up to the Job
Giuliani, Striving to Be Liked, Tries to Elude Shadow of ’89
Governing Tories In Canada Routed By Liberal Party
U.S. Cancels A Plan To Begin Sanctions After Japan Acts
Congress Is Given Clinton Proposal For Health Care
Flurry Of Attacks As Race For Mayor Is Nearing An End
Moderate Growth In Seesaw Pattern Seen For Economy
New York Contest Goes Down To Wire In Hectic Weekend
NOVEMBER
Dinkins and Giuliani Grapple for Voters
Hillary Clinton Accuses Insurers Of Lying About Health Proposal
Giuliani Ousts Dinkins By A Thin Margin; Whitman Is An Upset Winner Over Florio
Dinkins and Giuliani Join in a Call for Healing and Unity
Administration Offers New Math To Bolster Health Plan’s Appeal
Giuliani Says He Might Keep Minority Contracts Program
Clinton Calls Trade Debate World Issue
As U.S. Vote on Trade Pact Nears, Mexicans Are Expressing Doubts
Study Says Haiti Sanctions Kill Up to 1,000 Children a Month
Court, 9-0, Makes Sex Harassment Easier To Prove
Whitman Denies Report by Aide That Campaign Paid Off Blacks
U.S. To Give Israel Incentives To Seek A Broader Peace
U.S. Investigating Claims Of Payoffs By Whitman Staff
Clinton Delivers Emotional Appeal On Stopping Crime
Puerto Rico Votes To Retain Status As Commonwealth
Judge Orders Rollins To Answer Questions on Payoffs to Blacks
Scramble in the Capital for Today’s Trade Pact Vote
House Backs Free Trade Pact In Major Victory For Clinton After A Long Hunt For Votes
A Strike at American Airlines Disrupts Travel of Thousands
Senate Approves Broad Crime Bill; Splits Over Guns
Leaders at Summit Seek Strong Pacific Community
Strikers at American Airlines Say the Objective Is Respect
Airline Strike Ends as Clinton Steps In
U.S. Restrictions On Adult TV Fare Are Struck Down
Gun-Control Act Wins Final Battle As G.O.P. Retreats
U.S. To Encourage Legal Immigrants To Get Citizenship
Bowing to U.N., Iraq Will Permit Arms Monitors
Russia’s Military: A Shriveled and Volatile Legacy
Britain Concedes It Secretly Made Contact With I.R.A.
New Jersey Democrats Drop Effort To Overturn Whitman’s Election
DECEMBER
Gaza Strip Suffers Its Worst Violence Since Pact Signing
President Defends His Efforts in Combating AIDS
Head of Medellin Cocaine Cartel Is Killed by Troops in Columbia
U.S. Jobless Rate Falls In New Sign Of Brisk Recovery
Astronauts Snare Hubble Telescope For Vital Repairs
Successful Work On Hubble Brings NASA Some Relief
Pittsburgh Bank Is Buying Dreyfus For $1.85 Billion
Gunman Kills 5 on L.I.R.R. Train; 19 Are Wounded
Portrait of Suspect Emerges in Shooting on L.I. Train
Administration Floats Proposal For Licensing All Gun Owners
3 Arabs Are Slain As Killings Persist On The West Bank
U.S. Says Russians Assisted Damascus With Missile Plan
Yeltsin’s Reformers Show Weakness In Russian Vote; Constitution Is Approved
Nationalists Move Far Out In Front In Russian Voting
U.S. And Europe Clear The Way For A World Accord On Trade, Setting Aside Major Disputes
Aspin Resigns From Cabinet; President Lost Confidence In Defense Chief, Aides Say
Inman, Ex-Admiral, Is Defense Nominee
As Boot Camps for Criminals Multiply, Skepticism Grows
Fear Makes Powerful Sales Pitch In Gun Shops Around the Nation
Inman’s Business Record Includes Bankruptcy of Defense Contractor
White House Took Clinton Files After a Top Aide Killed Himself
First Lady, Defending President, Denounces ‘Outrageous Attack’
Pentagon Spells Out Rules For Ousting Homosexuals; Rights Groups Vow A Fight
Clinton To Yield All Of His Files On Land Dealings
Clinton To Require States To Finace Abortions Of Poor
Intelligence Study Says North Korea Has Nuclear Bomb
Medicare To Stop Pushing Patients To Enter H.M.O.’s
A Year After Hurricane Andrew, Insurers Maneuver to Lower Risk
New York’s Police Allow Corruption, Mollen Panel Says
2 Held in Upstate New York Bombings Fatal to 5
Another Suspect Named In Slaying In Crown Heights
News Source: New York Times
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