91.   The government fears widespread shortages and a steep rise in prices of food and fuel if the strike continues for a few more days.

92.   The government fears widespread shortages and a steep rise in the price of food and fuel if the strike continues.

93.   The Hutu-led Burundi government apparently fears that many of the refugees are extremists intent on causing trouble.

94.   The government also fears political instability.

95.   The government apparently fears the European force might interfere with troop movements or its clandestine efforts to equip its army in defiance of a U.N. arms embargo.

96.   The government feared the refugees, bitter that Serbia did not help them, could spark unrest.

97.   The government fears a spread to Kinshasa, a city of six million people.

98.   The government fears an attack by separatist guerrillas.

99.   The government fears rising-anti-NATO sentiment in the country with the approach of European Parliament elections.

100.   The government fears that support for Megawati could be at the expense of the ruling Golkar party in the general elections next year.