101.   One said this week that Russian Muslims could justifiably take up arms to support the Taliban.

102.   Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,

103.   One fighter said he had worked as a truck driver in Switzerland and had returned to his home village just a week ago to take up arms.

104.   Only a few hundred guerrillas have taken up arms in a separatist cause that goes back to the time before independence.

105.   She remembers the way her daughter would take her arm on similar outings, and tease her whenever she talked about remarrying.

106.   So what can artists do, aside from taking up arms?

107.   Some of the backers of Cubas and Oviedo said they would take up arms to defend the presidency.

108.   Some observers fear that, sooner or later, the guerrillas or paramilitaries will start attacking the civilian patrols and that the Paez will once again take up arms.

109.   Some people have taken up arms, but they insist their battle is being waged through education, not firepower.

110.   So teacher and student immediately take up arms over questions of educational and generational values.