1.   The guerrillas controlled half the country.

2.   But in Burundi, the Tutsi-dominated army controls the cities, and the Hutu guerrillas control the countryside.

3.   Military analysts say much of the coca growing in the southern region is controlled by guerrillas of the Revolutionary Armed Forces.

4.   More than a third of Colombia is now controlled by guerrillas in the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.

5.   The fumigation efforts are forcing coca-growing peasants to move deeper into the jungle, often to areas controlled by guerrillas.

6.   The guerrillas control huge patches of countryside, and army bases are few and far between.

7.   The talks have sputtered, but the guerrillas control the land.

8.   Today, there are no paved highways in the entire state, much of which is controlled by guerrillas.

9.   Guerrillas control more than a third of the Colombian countryside and are gaining ground.

10.   Guerrillas also control nearly a dozen smaller hills near Tololing, but the commanders said their troops would not directly assault them.