31.   NATO troops along the border in Macedonia were waiting Friday to enter neighboring Kosovo after Yugoslav troops began leaving the province.

32.   NATO has said repeatedly it held Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic responsible for the safety of ethnic Albanians driven from their homes in Kosovo but unable to leave the province.

33.   NATO troops along the border in Macedonia were waiting Friday to enter neighboring Kosovo after Yugoslav troops began leaving the province in trucks, armored cars and buses.

34.   No one is suggesting all the Serbs forces leave the province.

35.   Now that Yugoslav forces have left the province under an international peace plan, ethnic Albanians are turning the tables on the Serbs.

36.   Over the past month, he said, about half of the Yugoslav Army units that had moved into Kosovo earlier this year have left the province.

37.   Serbs leaving the province have often asked for NATO escorts to protect them from attacks by ethnic Albanians seeking revenge for the brutal Serb crackdown.

38.   Supriyadi said he did not know when the two Amnesty International members left the province and whether they were still in Indonesia.

39.   That classification prevented the items from leaving the province or being altered.

40.   Some have already ceased working and left the province.