91.   The alliance said the fighters were killed in recent weeks in circumstances that remain unclear.

92.   The alliance said the target was the bridge the train was crossing.

93.   The alliance said the village was a legitimate military target and is refusing to apologise.

94.   The alliance says its right to publish comes from the Indonesian constitution, which guarantees freedom of expression.

95.   The alliance says there is no sign of a partial pullout of Serb forces from Kosovo, as the Yugoslav military announced this week.

96.   The alliance also said it would encourage foreign investment, but only in infrastructure.

97.   The alliance had said it rejected the months-long series of staggered elections for district and municipal councils because political parties are not allowed to participate.

98.   The alliance has said finding war criminals was not part of its peacekeeping mandate in ex-Yugoslavia.

99.   The alliance has said it not extended that deadline.

100.   The alliance has said Yugoslav air defenses remain a formidable threat, and frequent flashes of anti-aircraft fire lit the sky as NATO planes flew in waves over Belgrade.