71.   The United States insists that Kosovar refugees will not return to their homes without the protection of heavily-armed military peacekeepers.

72.   The wealthier refugees return in jets that land at Kabul International Airport, where debris from the bombed Taliban air force litters the infields.

73.   They urge Congress to help them and other refugees return to Kosovo in peace.

74.   They would also be needed to help begin rebuilding devastated villages in Kosovo, a necessary step before hundreds of thousands of Kosovar Albanian refugees can return.

75.   U.N. officials, while touting the numbers of refugees already returning, acknowledge that returns must be carefully paced.

76.   U.S. monitors said Tuesday that it was their impression, based on their observation, that many refugees were returning to their homes.

77.   War crimes suspects were at large, refugees could not return home and the voter registration lists were a mess.

78.   We wanted the refugees to return to a safer area in Afghanistan, but domestic activities there were restricted by U.N. sanctions.

79.   What if the Serbs and Croats drag their feet in participating in these federal institutions or in letting refugees return?

80.   When will the refugees return?