81.   The parties that boycotted the polls have already branded the government due to be formed after the polls as an illegitimate and a minority regime.

82.   The poll was boycotted by two opposition parties in the central African country.

83.   The polls were still boycotted by Moslem separatist guerrillas but all major political parties stood.

84.   The nine constituences boycotted the poll over local issues.

85.   The polls are being boycotted by leading Kashmiri Moslem groups.

86.   The polls are being boycotted by separatists fighting to secede from India.

87.   The polls were boycotted by Moslem separatist militants, who claimed they were a sham.

88.   The polls were boycotted by Moslem separatists.

89.   The rest of the electorate -- except most residents of the troubled ethnic Berber district, Kabylie, who are boycotting the polls -- will vote on Thursday.

90.   The polls were boycotted by Moslem separatist militants and criticised by Pakistan, both claiming they were a sham.