41.   The insurgents also are moving in and out of Macedonia from the southernmost tip of the zone, which ends at the border with Macedonia.

42.   The government blamed the Hutu-dominated National Council for the Defense of Democracy, saying the insurgents were angry civilians would not cooperate with them.

43.   The insurgents were repelled on the outskirts of the capital after making gains at the beginning of the rebellion in early August.

44.   The insurgents are to be disarmed, while most of the Serb troops and special police units are withdrawn from Kosovo.

45.   The insurgents have also been guilty of atrocities, the report said.

46.   The president insists the insurgents are tools of his main rivals, the Socialist party.

47.   The tough stance set up a showdown between the government, which considers the insurgents to be terrorists, and the PDP.

48.   U.N. officials and aid workers doubt the Rwandan military can provide more security in areas where Hutu insurgents are active.

49.   While the rebels have been driven into the mountains, they have not given up fighting despite repeated Russian claims that the insurgents have been defeated.

50.   Yugoslav and Macedonian authorities have claimed that ethnic Albanian insurgents are nothing more than terrorist groups.