91.   Casualties were heavy, rations were down to a shared one a day and ammunition was nearly gone.

92.   Capt. Bruce Sprecher of the Air Force, a spokesman for the military in Port-au-Prince, also said that there had been casualties.

93.   Civilian casualties are inevitable, but NATO worked hard to avoid them.

94.   Casualties are likely, Clinton has said.

95.   Casualties were high.

96.   Casualties were initially so much higher.

97.   Casualties will be fewer.

98.   Civilian casualties were not unusual, but were seen by the mujahedeen, headquartered in Pakistan, as an acceptable part of the fight.

99.   Clinton admitted that casualties were a possibility but the situation required the U.S. to take a stand.

100.   Chechen casualties were impossible to know, he said.