71.   The conflict began when the army canceled parliamentary elections the fundamentalist Islamic Salvation Front was winning.

72.   The Egyptian Organization for Human Rights urged Mubarak to cancel the elections because of the reports of fraud.

73.   The hardship has been compounded by a nine-year civil conflict that erupted when legislative elections were canceled to prevent an Islamic party from winning.

74.   The Muslim fundamentalist insurgency began after the government canceled parliamentary elections that fundamentalists were expected to win.

75.   The insurgency began after the army canceled legislative elections Islamic fundamentalist parties were poised to win.

76.   The insurgency began six years ago after the army canceled elections the Salvation Front was about to win and banned the party.

77.   The insurgency began when the army-backed government canceled legislative elections that Islamic fundamentalist candidates were poised to win.

78.   The insurgency was triggered by the army decision to cancel legislative elections that a now-banned Muslim fundamentalist party was poised to win.

79.   The opposition demands that the election be canceled, that Mrs. Zia step down and that a caretaker government be appointed to oversee another ballot.

80.   The Muslim insurgency was triggered when the army canceled legislative elections to thwart a likely victory by a Muslim fundamentalist party.