81.   The decision came on the eve of the fifth anniversary of the Gulf War, during which a U.S.-led force drove Iraq from Kuwait.

82.   The fighting ended Sunday after Rwandan forces drove the Ugandans out of the northern sector of the city and let unarmed U.N. military observers deploy between the former allies.

83.   The increase, the officials say, occurred after U.S. forces drove out the military leadership in next-door Haiti, which had allowed drug shipments through that country.

84.   The increase, the officials say, occurred after U.S. forces drove out the military leadership in next-door Haiti, which had allowed drug shipments through their country.

85.   The fighting ended Sunday after Rwandan forces drove the Ugandans out of the northern sector of Kisangani and let unarmed U.N. military observers deploy between the two former allies.

86.   The official Iraqi News Agency confirmed the strikes and quoted a military spokesman who claimed Iraqi forces had driven away the planes.

87.   The Nigerian-led ECOMOG force drove the military junta from power in order to restore the elected government of President Ahmed Tejan Kabbah.

88.   The opposition forces drove the Taliban from the air base of Baghram and from the Qarabagh district in Parwan, both north of Kabul.

89.   The rampage came just days after a Nigerian-led West African intervention force had driven former junta soldiers and their allied rebels from the town.

90.   The same forces have driven the spate of protests.