41.   The strike has paralyzed many government functions, though essential state-run utilities are operating.

42.   The strike paralyzed Dhaka as a U.S. official visited Bangladesh to discuss its fledgling democracy.

43.   The strike paralyzed morning traffic in the commercial capital, Lagos, and slowed commercial activity in other major cities in the West African nation.

44.   The strike paralyzed railroad, train, ferry and air services in the country.

45.   The strike did not paralyze Peru, but partially shut down businesses and traffic.

46.   The strike has paralyzed most banking operations in the eastern African nation.

47.   The strike has paralyzed Rio and four smaller ports in Rio de Janeiro state.

48.   The strike paralyzed railroad train, ferry and air services in the country.

49.   The strike paralyzed the coastal metropolis of Lagos, and slowed commercial activity in other major cities in the West African nation.

50.   The strike could paralyze operations in all government agencies, as well as, collections of customs at the airport and of inland revenues.