81.   Outside the capital, residents and civil rights groups accused the military of intimidating opposition supporters, but there is no clear indication how widespread the practice is.

82.   Police dispersed scores of opposition supporters.

83.   Police fired on opposition supporters and beat them with batons as clashes erupted during parliamentary runoff elections Tuesday.

84.   Over the past two years, ruling party militants led by the war veterans have attacked opposition supporters all over the country.

85.   Police patrols staked out toll booths leading into the city, turning back buses bringing opposition supporters to the capital.

86.   Outwitting police who have blocked their marches, thousands of opposition supporters drove their cars downtown Sunday and created a horn-blowing, alarm-wailing traffic jam.

87.   P. Ramasamy, a political science lecturer at the Malaysian National University, said some opposition supporters feel that the flag is being exploited.

88.   Police fired tear gas on thousands of opposition supporters who defied a government ban Tuesday on street demonstrations to protest alleged elections fraud in Guyana.

89.   Police have appeared especially nervous when opposition supporters interfere using the shrill voice of their whistles.

90.   Police opened fire Saturday with live ammunition to disperse a crowd of political opposition supporters in northern Malawi, wounding six people, hospital officials said.