101.   Up to now, the Serbs bore the brunt of the indictments issued by the tribunal, with Muslims cited as victims of the vicious crimes.

102.   German technology stocks sank, following their US cousins who bore the brunt of selling Thursday.

103.   However, her resignation has been welcomed by most politicians, who felt she bore the brunt of the responsibility in the scandal.

104.   In its view workers bore the brunt as trade liberalisation combined with a worldwide slowdown to make for a bleak year.

105.   Indian and Pakistani pilgrims bore the brunt of the tragedy, according to official figures.

106.   In the meantime, telecoms and technology results bore the brunt of the souring of sentiment.

107.   Israel considers Jenin a haven for terrorists and whose refugee camp bore the brunt of the Defensive Shield assault.

108.   As usual in the war in Chechnya, civilians bore the brunt of the fighting.

109.   But police could not say why the attack was launched just as the Chinese visitors were disembarking from the boat and why they bore the brunt of the attack.

110.   But Prosper Azran, mayor of the northern Israeli town of Qiryat Shemona, which bore the brunt of the Hezbollah rocketing, was sceptical the truce would last.