61.   The four youths were unemployed alcoholics from broken homes, Ehrich said in explaining his decision not to choose the harshest sentence.

62.   The four youths ran back to the Muslim side.

63.   The other youth escaped.

64.   The other youth suffered minor injuries.

65.   The six youths had set out on Sunday morning to cut trees.

66.   The two youths had been arrested after police asked them to move on, and local community leaders accused the police of heavy-handed tactics.

67.   The two youths were being held in separate jails.

68.   The three youths were arrested shortly afterward.

69.   The two youths lived near the town of Palhais, where she studied and he was unemployed.

70.   The two youths lived near the town of Palhais, where she was in high school and he was unemployed.