11.   Its wartime enemies have become its closest allies in the NATO military alliance and the European Union.

12.   Most Serbs have fled rather than live under authority of their wartime enemies.

13.   Most Serbs fled rather than live under authority of their wartime enemies.

14.   Most Serbs fled, fearing the rule of their wartime enemies.

15.   Most Serbs had left out of fear of their former wartime enemies or pressure from their hard-line leaders.

16.   North Korea, which preaches self-reliance, is now accepting aid from former wartime enemies such as the United States, Japan and South Korea.

17.   Now, President Clinton is moving to extend diplomatic recognition to this former wartime enemy, in honor of its transformation into a force for peace and capitalism.

18.   Pressured by their hard-line leaders and fearful of retaliation by their wartime enemies, most Serbs have left Grbavica.

19.   Serbs have fled the suburbs under pressure from their hard-line leaders and because of fears of retaliation by their wartime enemies.

20.   Smoldering mistrust has kept over one million refugees from returning to their homes in areas controlled by former wartime enemies.