11.   At every corner and at every restaurant, newcomers in ragged clothes scrounge for food and water.

12.   Children in ragged clothes tie together strings to make skipping ropes.

13.   Frightened Hutus in ragged clothes emerge from hiding to tell foreigners how the Tutsi-dominated army killed those too slow to get away.

14.   Frightened Hutus in ragged clothes emerge from hiding to tell foreigners how the Tutsi-dominated army kill those too slow to get away.

15.   Indeed the prisoners, most of whom were young Tutsis trembling from fear or hunger, admitted they snuck into Zaire by posing as refugees in ragged clothes.

16.   Many refugees own nothing more than the ragged clothes on their backs.

17.   Most continue to live in thatched, one-room shanties and dress in ragged clothes.

18.   Smoke hung over the camp as Hutus lit fires to cook maize and unpacked their bundles of ragged clothes.

19.   The main signs of war are people who fled from devastated villages, easily identifiable in their ragged clothes.

20.   Three military policemen armed with guns and clubs shoved a man in ragged clothes against a railing and questioned him.