31.   Milosevic is considered the instigator of war in Bosnia and Croatia by fueling Serb rebellion in the two former Yugoslav states with his nationalist rhetoric and military aid.

32.   Milosevic is considered the instigator of war in Bosnia and Croatia, having inspired Serb rebellion in the two former Yugoslav states with his nationalist rhetoric and military aid.

33.   Milosevic, who inspired rebellions by Serbs in Croatia and Bosnia with his nationalist rhetoric, now is eager to end the conflicts in order to lift economic sanctions.

34.   Milosevic, whose nationalist rhetoric was widely blamed for helping to start the wars in Croatia and Bosnia, has cooled his support for both Serb rebellions.

35.   Milosevic inspired the Bosnian Serb effort to secede and unite with Serbia with his nationalist rhetoric.

36.   Milosevic, whose nationalist rhetoric helped instigate Serb rebellions in Croatia and Bosnia, has been under pressure to recognize both former Yugoslav republics to get international sanctions lifted.

37.   Milosevic, whose nationalist rhetoric is regarded as one of the main causes of the wars in Croatia and Bosnia, was meeting with Akashi on Friday.

38.   Milosevic helped spark wars in the republics of Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina with his nationalist rhetoric.

39.   Milosevic instigated rebellions in the two neighboring former Yugoslav republics with his nationalist rhetoric, but is trying now to foster a peace deal to get international sanctions lifted.

40.   Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, whose nationalist rhetoric helped spark the wars in Croatia and Bosnia, is now under pressure from the international community to recognize Croatia.