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But those plans might be of little use in a terrorist incident.

Separately, the Moscow police claimed to have arrested an underling of a prominent Chechen guerrilla commander, Shamil Basayev, and said he was carrying 18 pounds of poisonous mercury for use in a terrorist attack.

The Muslim convert accused of building pipe bombs for use in a terrorist plot was given a new court-appointed lawyer on Tuesday after it was determined that the Legal Aid Society, which initially represented him, has also served as counsel in a separate case for a confidential informer involved in the terrorism inquiry.

The alleged plot, which involved the three accused buying "red mercury", a radioactive material purportedly developed during the cold war by the Soviet Union, from Mahmood for use in a terrorist dirty bomb in London, formed the basis of a front-page story in the News of the World on September 26 2004.

Nor have they said that any of the suspects actually acquired materials that could be used in a terrorist act.

In that explosion, officials said unidentified fighters were hoarding explosives that were meant to be used in a terrorist attack in Ingushetia.

The nation's ability to identify the source of a nuclear weapon used in a terrorist attack is fragile and eroding, according to a report released Thursday by the National Research Council.

Dr. Kieny said that even if SARS did not return in the next few years, countries might want to develop and stockpile a vaccine because of the threat that the virus could be used in a terrorist attack.

The crash coincided with heightened global airline security and the cancellation or delay of several British, French and Mexican flights to the United States during the holiday season because of fears that a plane could be used in a terrorist attack.

Sulfur mustard [bis 2-chloroethyl)sulfide, SM] is a well-known DNA-damaging agent that has been used in chemical warfare since World War I, and is a weapon that could potentially be used in a terrorist attack on a civilian population.

"The result is better security policy and the assurance that our nation's aviation security system continues to be vigilant for knives that could be used in a terrorist attack or criminal act against passengers or crew," the union said in a statement.