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Mr. Trofimoff, a naturalized American whose parents were Russian émigrés, could be sentenced to life in prison.

The driver was George W. Adibu, a naturalized American from Ghana with a master's degree in political science.

Ms. Faisal, the mother of a grown son, was born in Homs, Syria, and became a naturalized American in April.

Another naturalized American, the Morocco-born Khalid Khannouchi of Ossining, N.Y., is the world record-holder.

The man, Umer Hayat, a naturalized American, has been free on bail since Monday after a federal jury in Sacramento deadlocked on the charges against him.

Li Shaomin, a naturalized American, was a popular business professor in Hong Kong, a writer, consultant and even an invited speaker in Communist Party halls in Beijing.

That is why Ricardo Fuentes, an El Paso gas station attendant and a naturalized American, left a hospital emergency room after waiting two hours and sought treatment in Ciudad Juarez for a foot injury; it turned out to be a fracture.

Such was the desperation of Mrs. Morales, 41, a naturalized American from Guatemala who has watched three of her United States-born children seduced by the worst of inner-city culture and seen her earnings as a housecleaner shrink in recent years.

A naturalized American from Liverpool, Peter Brown was one of the original managers of the Beatles and has used his New York base to represent the BBC, Christies, Andrew Lloyd Webber and other prominent people in British culture.

Stefan Heym, a refuge from Hitler's Germany and a naturalized American, began this novel in the United States after doing site visits with coal miners in Western Pennsylvania, but McCarthyism drove him to East Germany, where he finished writing it in 1952.

The men, two Chinese citizens employed by Lucent as software engineers, and a naturalized American who is a marketing executive for a New Jersey technology company, were arrested on Thursday after a three-month investigation by the F.B.I. and the United States attorney's office in Newark.

To the Editor: Re "Modern Ways Open India's Doors to Diabetes" ("The Price of Affluence" series, front page, Sept. 13): As a naturalized American of Indian descent, I can attest to the fact that sweets do play a very important part in Indian culture.