101.   The activists were considered lower-ranking members of the Brotherhood, but their arrests follow a pattern set last year.

102.   The arrest follows an intense nationwide search for Inoue, who is a close confidante of cult leader Asahara.

103.   The arrest follows an intense nationwide search for Inoue, who is a close confidante of cult leader Shoko Asahara.

104.   The arrests also followed the first street protests against military rule in nearly two years.

105.   The arrests follow allegations that NATO has hired mercenaries to snatch fugitive war crimes suspects on Yugoslav territory, tightening the noose around indicted Serb leaders.

106.   The arrests followed a recent pledge by Croatian President Franjo Tudjman to stamp out corruption and illegal trade involving state institutions and nationalized industries.

107.   The arrests followed the capture of Hassan Salameh, who is said to be second in command of Izzedine al Qassam, the military wing of the Hamas organization.

108.   The arrests followed the clashes in Benghazi which erupted when security men tried to arrest several Islamic activists, Jibril said.

109.   The arrests followed the declaration of a cease-fire between the Indonesian military and the rebel Free Papua Movement, or OPM.

110.   The arrest followed a meeting Sunday when Boucher and the leader of the rival Rock Machine gang dined together at a downtown restaurant.