91.   The demonstrators were preventing tanker trucks and other heavy machinery from entering drilling sites and refining installations but allowed workers to come and go on foot.

92.   The demonstrators were protesting poor road conditions and the lack of potable water.

93.   The demonstrators are angry at Washington for slapping economic sanctions on India earlier this week following underground nuclear tests.

94.   The demonstrators have been peaceful, and police have watched without intervening, said the witnesses, who asked not to be named.

95.   The demonstrators were among a crowd of several hundred striking bank employees who had earlier marched to the Treasury and Parliament buildings, shouting slogans against Moi and Nyachae.

96.   The demonstrators were among several hundred demonstrators who brandished signs and chanted slogans outside the service.

97.   The demonstrators were angry that the district attorney did not charge four white police officers who shot Tyisha Miller.

98.   The demonstrators were nurses from private practices and schools, as well as some from public hospitals,

99.   The demonstrators were protesting poor road conditions and the lack of potable water in their areas.

100.   The demonstrators will be in two small downtown parks across the street from the meeting, oases in a sea of high-rise office buildings in downtown Washington.