81.   The protest began before Christmas after the appointment of Hodac by the Czech Television Council, a nine-member independent supervisory body.

82.   The protest began Thursday when a small group of convicts climbed to the roof in protest after their demands for lighter sentences were rejected by prison officials.

83.   The protests began after Milosevic-controlled courts annulled local elections that the opposition had won.

84.   The protests began after pro-Milosevic forces began overturning the victories of the opposition coalition in municipal elections.

85.   The protests began after ruling party legislators passed the new labor law in a secretive, predawn parliamentary session last Thursday, with no opposition members present.

86.   The protests began as an expression of support for reformist President Mohammad Khatami and opposition to the hard-liners who control the judiciary and the security forces.

87.   The protests began building as soon as the austerity measures went into effect.

88.   The protests began Thursday after ruling party legislators passed the new labor law in a secretive, predawn parliamentary session, with no opposition members present.

89.   The opposition protests began earlier, though, when courts and election commissions loyal to Milosevic annulled the results.

90.   The protest began after some prisoners refused to return to their cells.