51.   But the smugglers, who unloaded the drug in about three minutes, fled back into Mexican waters, safe from pursuit.

52.   But when hundreds of thousands of Rwandans fled into Zaire, France was the only Western power with forces in place to aid them.

53.   By the time the army showed up in Nazareno, the new guerrillas had fled into a semi-desert and inhospitable mountain range.

54.   Certainly there are some evil bosses and badly managed companies that ought to be enough to send you fleeing into the streets.

55.   Classmate Jasmina Tahirovic of Bosnia tells how a bomb exploded outside her home and forced her family to flee into the woods.

56.   Corcoran recalls a New York production in which the fire sprinklers went off accidentally, forcing the drenched cast and audience to flee into the street.

57.   Confronted with the imminence of revolution, he flees into the jungle, where his regal persona is steadily dismantled by his own terror.

58.   Diplomats and relief officials in Afghanistan said a considerable number of refugees fleeing into Pakistan with their families were opium farmers who could not pay their debts.

59.   Dire conditions continued in East Timor amid reports that the capital, Dili, had been sacked and thousands had fled into hiding.

60.   Duperval was promoted last week to replace coup leader Raoul Cedras, who fled into exile in Panama.