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THE COURT: Nine. So we have three,

eight, ten, thirteen, fifteen, seventeen. Mr. Tyson,
back to you?

MR. TYSON: Judge, I will strike number
ten.

THE COURT: Number ten. We have three,
eight, thirteen, fifteen, seventeen, and nineteen. Mr.
de Vlaming, to you?

MR. DENIS DE VLAMING: Let me just see,
Judge, we have got three, eight, thirteen, fifteen,
seventeen, nineteen. No challenges.

THE COURT: No challenges. Mr. Tyson?

MR. TYSON: Strike number nineteen, Judge.

THE COURT: Number nineteen is gone. So
are your preemptory challenges. So we have three, eight,
thirteen, seventeen, twenty, twenty—one. Mr. de Viaming?

MR. DENIS DE VLAMING: Judge, you just

included fifteen?

THE COURT: Yes, I did, he is still in.

MR. DENIS DE VLAMING: We are going to

excuse twenty.

THE COURT: Twenty is gone. That leaves
three, eight, thirteen, fifteen, seventeen, and twenty-
one.

MR. DENIS DE VLAMING: How many do I have