41.   The opposition candidate, Violeta Barrios de Chamorro, won, and the Sandinistas accepted the results.

42.   The opposition leader said his Movement for Democratic Change would not accept the result.

43.   They would have to decide whether to accept the results or retract recognition of the Fujimori government and levy sanctions until new elections are called.

44.   While not free from irregularities, the results were generally accepted as accurate by foreign and domestic monitors.

45.   Yet many families accepted the results of the report.

46.   Zedillo emerged with a commitment from all but one of his eight opponents to accept the results and to continue working for a more modern Mexico.

47.   Pesic, head of Civic Alliance, urged continued diplomatic pressure on the Yugoslav government until the results are fully accepted.

48.   A South African government official who held talks this week in Mozambique said Thursday he believed the RENAMO leader would accept the result.

49.   A senior Communist Party official, Anatoly Lukyanov, said the Communists would accept the results but would continue to form a strong opposition.

50.   Abdildin, the Communist party leader, said Monday he did not accept the results and would unveil evidence of gross violations on Tuesday.