51.   Colleagues describe a woman far different from media characterizations, one who deserves credit and respect for feeling her way through the most challenging of situations.

52.   Colleagues described him as a charming, effective speaker who became a substitute parent to many of the teens under his care.

53.   Colleagues described him as a man of integrity who believed in justice and the profession.

54.   Colleagues described Hume as drained and dispirited.

55.   Colleagues describe Bristow, a father of three, as a calm, skilled and compassionate physician.

56.   It said colleagues described both coup leaders as angry and argumentative in recent weeks.

57.   Former colleagues described him as ambitious, conscientious and patriotic, and nothing his exemplary career -- prior to the recent incident -- contradicted such an assessment.

58.   His colleagues describe him as an authoritarian workaholic, a difficult and plain-speaking man who tends to pontificate and hates public slanging matches.

59.   He was described by colleagues as a soft-spoken, intensely private officer who shuns publicity and who was consequently the least known of the British commanders in the Gulf.