21.   The killing stopped when a Tutsi-led front seized power and drove the former Hutu government and its followers into exile in Zaire.

22.   The killing stopped when the rebels seized power three months later.

23.   The killing stopped when Tutsi rebels took control of the country and the Hutu government fled.

24.   The killing stopped when Tutsi-led rebels seized control of the country.

25.   The killings stopped when Tutsi rebels came to power in July and drove the Hutu-led government and the army into exile.

26.   The GAL killings stopped when France began extraditing ETA members to Spain.

27.   The killing stopped when the rebel Tutsi-led Rwandan Patriotic Front won a four-year civil war and drove the former government into exile.

28.   The killing stopped when the Tutsi-led Rwandan Patriotic Front took control of the country.

29.   The killing stopped when Tutsi-led rebels seized control of the country and extremist Hutu leaders fled the country.

30.   The killings reportedly stopped in October.