51.   He left home in civilian clothes, chatting to a neighbor on the way up the muddy camp street outside his home.

52.   He longs for a normal life, full of parties and civilian clothes, and an end to the cruelty he has learned.

53.   He made frequent fact-finding trips to Soviet-controlled countries, often traveling incognito in civilian clothes.

54.   He ordered guards around the White House to dress in civilian clothes and conceal their firearms so the mansion would not take on the characteristics of an armed camp.

55.   He spent a clandestine week in Chicago in civilian clothes, carrying his steel helmet in a duffel bag.

56.   He took them to his house, dressed them in civilian clothes, and then drove them to an army checkpoint and turned them in.

57.   He should long ago have traded in his uniform for civilian clothes, explaining to his people that they were entering a new era of peace and politics.

58.   He was now wearing civilian clothes, they said.

59.   He will say goodbye to his civilian clothes and goatee and the unaccustomed luxury of sleeping in.

60.   He told the story of an Albanian in civilian clothes walking toward a Serb soldier, who approached him, while two uniformed Albanian fighters shot from an ambush.