51.   In addition the armed forces and police need to build closer links with Colombians and win the trust of local communities, specially in zones threatened by violence.

52.   It took a year to win their trust, and years more to find financing.

53.   Remarks by Hillary Rodham Clinton earlier this year in support of Palestinian statehood helped win Palestinian trust, she said.

54.   Such appeals are unlikely to win public trust.

55.   The neutral Swiss agency has a long-standing presence in the region and so has won the trust of authorities.

56.   The only way is to change behavior by winning the trust of prostitutes, drug addicts and other groups at risk, he said.

57.   When that trust has been won, the pedophile talks the child into engaging in sex.

58.   Yediot Ahronot said Amir won the trust of a policeman guarding the area behind the stage by helping him identify the artists performing at the rally.

59.   But Hassan failed to win the trust of the Iraqi opposition, and in recent weeks the general has made a series of statements favourable to the Iraqi government.

60.   But he failed to win the trust of the Iraqi opposition, and in recent weeks has made a series of statements favourable to the Iraqi government.