91.   Three blood-collection stations operated in Xincai, villagers say, run by locals but backed as business ventures by government sponsors.

92.   Three blood-collection stations operated in Xincai, villagers say.

93.   United States and South Korean investigators said that the bombs caused no injuries, but local villagers said that six people were hurt.

94.   Villagers said that there had been no fighting in Rugogwe, because the Interahamwe and government soldiers had already fled.

95.   Villagers said the bomblets had killed five people, wounded two children and left behind at least a dozen duds.

96.   Villagers said they ran south into the desert, stumbling in the night.

97.   Villagers say a training camp for Islamic guerrillas was once been located nearby, though it has been closed for several years.

98.   Villagers say a training camp for Islamic guerrillas was once located nearby, though it has been closed for several years.

99.   Villagers say his troubles were compounded when his wife, Gyarsi Devi, gave birth to seven daughters but no sons.

100.   Villagers say one or both factions told the Americans the other was Taliban.