1.   And the Serbian president, Slobodan Milosevic, could use the opportunity to start a war in eastern Croatia.

2.   And though Karadzic did not criticize Milosevic, his political rival, other Bosnian Serb leaders have accused the Serbian president of having betrayed the Bosnian Serbs in Dayton.

3.   And they have warned the Serbian president that he risks renewed sanctions if he lets Karadzic into Serbia.

4.   As for Tudjman, who has a pronounced taste for creamy, medal-bedecked military uniforms, the dour Serbian president often dismisses him as a buffoon.

5.   Bildt and Western officials have asked the Serbian president, Slobodan Milosovic, to exert pressure on Karadzic to step down.

6.   Born in Belgrade, Milutinovic was proposed for the post of Serbian president by Milosevic, and ran as the candidate for his Socialist Party.

7.   A fourth is Milan Milutinovic, the Serbian president, but he is unlikely to be extradited because he is covered by presidential immunity.

8.   A close associate of Milosevic, Milan Milutinovic, is still Serbian president, but wields only nominal authority.

9.   A senior U.N. official said Mladic has often defied the Serbian president in the past, especially on military matters.

10.   After a long power struggle, the Serbian president, Slobodan Milosevic, has secured the right to negotiate on behalf of the Bosnian Serbs.