31.   Blair said the two sides should talk even though the IRA has not declared a cease-fire in its campaign to end British rule in the province.

32.   Because of cease-fires, the representatives of the two main Protestant paramilitary groups as well of the IRA, which seeks to end British rule, are taking part.

33.   Blair says Adams will be ejected if the bomb-and-bullet campaign to end British rule starts again.

34.   Both groups draw support from militant Catholics in their shared aim of ending British rule of Northern Ireland.

35.   Both men started out as revolutionaries who struggled to end white rule in their countries.

36.   Blair says Adams will be ejected from the talks if the IRA, which has fought to end British rule in Northern Ireland, returns to violence.

37.   Both the IRA and the INLA draw support from militant Catholics in their shared aim of ending British rule of Northern Ireland.

38.   But despite heralding the democratic movement that ended military rule in Thailand, Seritham was plagued by internal divisions and had grown progressively weaker.

39.   But Rabin told parliament that bloodshed would continue unless Israel ended its rule over the Palestinians.

40.   Critics complain that the IRA still has huge arsenals of weapons accumulated during its violent campaign to end British rule in Northern Ireland.