31.   Milosevic was rewarded after the peace deal with the suspension of international sanctions imposed for supporting the Serb rebellion in Bosnia.

32.   Milosevic, who bankrolled Serb rebellions in both Croatia and Bosnia, could end the Balkan quagmire quickly and easily by recognizing the two republics within their international borders.

33.   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.

34.   Milosevic first wants to see lifted the sanctions imposed on his country for fomenting the Serb rebellions in Bosnia and Croatia.

35.   Milosevic previously encouraged Serb rebellions in Croatia and Bosnia.

36.   Milosevic sent the Yugoslav army to back Serb rebellions in those former Yugoslav republics.

37.   Milosevic was rewarded after the peace deal with the suspension of international sanctions imposed against his region for his supporting the Serb rebellion in Bosnia.

38.   Milosevic, widely blamed for fomenting Serb rebellions in neighboring Bosnia and Croatia, last year switched his nationalist stands and urged peace in the two former Yugoslav republics.

39.   Sanctions imposed for assisting the Serb rebellions in Croatia and Bosnia have been suspended, but Milosevic still has no entree to international lenders to rebuild the shattered economy.

40.   Shocked and disappointed, the Serb refugees tried to make sense of what had happened to the heartland of Serb rebellion in former Yugoslavia.