91.   Protesters burned Israeli flags and tossed firebombs at soldiers, who responded with rubber bullets, injuring seven demonstrators.

92.   Protesters burned the home of the U.S. consul-general in the southwestern city of Chengdu, and consulates in Chengdu and Guangdong were damaged.

93.   Protesters burned three police cars, overturned a fourth and threw stones at officers who responded with live fire, tear gas and stun grenades.

94.   Protesters burned three police vehicles and damaged a fire truck.

95.   Protesters burned tires against their side of the barricade, sending acrid black smoke billowing back toward the crowd.

96.   Protesters burned tires, shutting down the highway.

97.   Protesters later burned down a house that Abdou owns on the Anjouan, witnesses said.

98.   Protesters later burned several government vehicles, torched a store and looted other shops in violent clashes that followed.

99.   Senior Indonesian officials blamed the Australian government for allowing East Timorese protesters to burn an Indonesian flag and an effigy of President Suharto on Wednesday.

100.   Some protesters burned an effigy of a U.S. sailor in front of the Capitol, the seaside government headquarters where the three-hour march started.