81.   The Salvation Army is the military wing of the Islamic Salvation Front, banned by the government after elections were canceled.

82.   The rebellion began when the military-backed government canceled legislative elections that Islamic fundamentalist candidates were poised to win.

83.   The Russian media has speculated that Yeltsin and his advisers are considering the possibility of postponing or canceling elections in a bid to extend his tenure.

84.   The Russian media speculated that the government reshuffle is part of a larger plan to introduce emergency powers, and delay or cancel planned elections.

85.   The violence began after military authorities cancelled parliamentary elections that Islamic fundamentalists were expected to win.

86.   The violence erupted after the army canceled national elections the now-banned Islamic Salvation Front was poised to win.

87.   The violence erupted after the army canceled legislative elections that Muslim fundamentalist parties were poised to win.

88.   The unrest was triggered by the decision of the authorities to cancel parliamentary elections that the now banned Islamic Salvation Front was set to win.

89.   The uprising began when the government canceled legislative elections that year that the Islamic Salvation Front had been expected to win.

90.   The uprising was set off when the military-backed government canceled legislative elections that a main Islamic party was poised to win.