81.   Government opponents say there has been no real change.

82.   Government opponents accuse Mugabe of using land seizures, without compensating the farmers, as a pre-election ploy to garner support and scare off opponents.

83.   Government opponents criticized the decision, accusing authorities of trying to keep them out of power.

84.   Government opponents have complained of fraud, accusing the government of stuffing ballots and busing in supporters in an election the U.S. State Department pointedly refused to call fair.

85.   Government opponents said they had few expectations of change in a country whose economy is crushed despite its vast oil reserves.

86.   He said government opponents likely are organizing strikes and otherwise trying to stir up public discontent before elections.

87.   He said it was not immediately clear whether the soldiers were Liberian army troops or government opponents.

88.   He rejected the allegations in a statement last week, saying they were just an excuse to attack government opponents.

89.   Henry Sfeir, a government opponent and owner of the Independent Communications Network, has vowed his television station will have to be forced off the air.

90.   His intelligence services frequently arrest government opponents and oversee a nationwide network of spies and informers who monitor dissidents and root out opposition to the military government.