51.   The Hutu rebels seeking to oust the government of President Pierre Buyoya Monday claimed to have advanced to the Kinama district, eight miles from the capital, Bujumbura.

52.   The killing ended when Tutsi-led rebels ousted the government.

53.   The killing ended when Tutsi-led rebels ousted the Hutu-dominated government in July.

54.   The killings stopped when Tutsi rebels ousted a Hutu-led government.

55.   The rebels have been accused of killing thousands of civilians and maiming many more -- often chopping off limbs with machetes -- in their war to oust the government.

56.   The special session was requested by the Congress, the main opposition party, in its bid to oust the government.

57.   The rebels, fighting to oust the government, control large stretches of the interior.

58.   The rebels have killed tens of thousands of civilians and systematically maimed many more in bid to oust the government through terror.

59.   The Taliban are dug in around the capital, and have been bombing and rocketing Kabul in a bid to oust the government and impose strict Islamic rule.

60.   The rebels, fighting to oust the government, control swathes of the interior.