91.   Since then the fighting has been sporadic.

92.   So is the fighting.

93.   Since American forces and their allies began retaliatory action against Taliban and al-Qaida forces in October, the fighting has been largely free of U.S. casualties.

94.   Some of the Taliban commanders who were allowed to switch sides and keep their guns have begun switching back, and fresh fighting is the result.

95.   Still, a number of government and military officials want to keep the press away from the war zones until the fighting is finished.

96.   Still, the fighting is premature, Scheibel said.

97.   Street fighting has been elevated to a new level.

98.   Successful crime fighting is a matter of attitude.

99.   Such a disengagement, buffered by United Nations forces, took place earlier this year in central Bosnia, where there had been brutal fighting between Muslims and Croats.

100.   That fighting is not likely to do a lot for operations.