91.   Milosevic, meanwhile, has come under increasing pressure from within and outside of Yugoslavia to recognize the opposition victories.

92.   Nebojsa Covic said they coaxed Milosevic into agreeing with the annulment of the opposition victories.

93.   On Sunday the Serbian Supreme Court rejected appeals that would have reinstated opposition victories in Belgrade.

94.   Opposition leaders called on their supporters to continue with the protests until Milosevic recognizes opposition election victories in Belgrade and other major towns.

95.   Opposition leaders said Saturday that a mission from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe was looking for a way that Milosevic could reinstate the opposition victories.

96.   Opposition leaders said Saturday that mission of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe led by Gonzalez was looking for a way Milosevic could reinstate the opposition victories.

97.   On Tuesday, the government confirmed the opposition victory in Belgrade.

98.   Opposition leaders called on their supporters to keep protesting until Milosevic recognizes opposition election victories in Belgrade and other major towns.

99.   Opposition victories in other cities were annuled in the same way.

100.   Police beat and arrest young protesters demonstrating against the nullification of opposition election victories in Belgrade and other cities.