61.   Opposition supporters of Taiwan independence have long called for a renunciation of sovereignty over Mongolia and Tibet.

62.   Opposition supporters pelted police with stones as they prevented the demonstrators from entering Parliament.

63.   Opposition supporters said the police were sent by the government to intimidate voters.

64.   Opposition supporters, human rights activists and many international officials blame the upheaval on the ruling party.

65.   Opposition supporters and some independent observers said the election had been tainted by violence, intimidation, confusion and the disenfranchisement of thousands of voters.

66.   Opposition supporters erected roadblocks in various areas of the country and demonstrators in Spanish Town, near Kingston, looted three stores, police said.

67.   Opposition supporters expressed disappointment with the results.

68.   Opposition supporters fled on motorbikes and foot.

69.   Opposition supporters had besieged the hillside fortresslike office for weeks.

70.   Opposition supporters had set up barricades and trenches throughout the city over the weekend to help prevent military vehicles from entering.