81.   The simultaneous strikes just after midnight were the first major attack since early January, when the rebels targeted the northern Paranthan army base.

82.   The striking journalists announced Friday that they would end their strike after promises their demands would be met and that no one would lose their jobs.

83.   The university professors did not announce any concessions from the government and apparently decided to call off the strike after deciding there was nothing to be gained from it.

84.   The trouble started when bakeries went on strike after the government ordered cuts in bread prices without an accompanying cut in costs for wheat.

85.   The Turk-Is Confederation called the strike after eight months of bargaining with the government.

86.   The threat of a strike after Labor Day is looming in only one of those districts, Hamilton Township in Mercer County.

87.   The transport workers called their strike after a subway worker in the Barbes-Rochechouart metro station was attacked Tuesday night.

88.   The union agreed to end the strike after eight days when the government promised to provide the money for back wages.

89.   The union threatened to return to full strikes after that day unless the hated law is repealed.

90.   The union decided to stage the strike after months of fruitless negotiations with the government and a series of warning protests and walkouts.