1.   A growing number of North Koreans fleeing famine and repression at home have sought asylum at embassies and United Nations offices in Beijing.

2.   Dozens of North Koreans fleeing famine and repression at home have evaded Chinese guards and asked for asylum at foreign embassies in Beijing in the past two months.

3.   Dozens of North Koreans fleeing famine and repression have sought asylum in foreign embassies and consulates in China.

4.   Dozens of North Koreans fleeing famine and repression in their isolated country have sought refuge at U.S., Japanese and other foreign diplomatic offices in China.

5.   Dozens of North Koreans fleeing famine and repression have been allowed to leave China in the past two months after seeking asylum at foreign embassies.

6.   Dozens of North Koreans fleeing famine and repression in their isolated communist country have sought asylum at foreign diplomatic missions in China.

7.   Dozens of North Koreans fleeing famine and repression in their isolated country have sought asylum in foreign embassies and consulates in China.

8.   Dozens of North Koreans fleeing famine and repression have sought refuge at U.S., Japanese and other foreign diplomatic offices in China.

9.   Dozens of North Koreans fleeing famine and repression in their isolated, communist homeland have sought asylum at foreign diplomatic offices in China.

10.   Drawings in the book, which Ishimaru showed reporters, depicted the family fleeing famine and a sentry in a tower with a rifle.