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So they, and some Serbs, are keen to make the Dayton agreement work.
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But privately, many Serbs - and even some of their leaders - accept that Serbs and Albanians will never reach agreement on Kosovo so the only solution is an imposed one.
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Since 1999, two-thirds of Kosovo's Serbs - some 250, 000 people - have fled the area.
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Some local Serbs who served in the security forces have doffed uniforms but kept weapons.
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Clustered around the church in the town of Lipljan are some 800 Serbs, surrounded by 6, 500 Albanians.
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In some places, Serbs and Albanians even mix openly.
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Some 100, 000 Serbs remain following a post-war exodus of non-Albanians.
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Holbrooke also said that he had "cleared up some confusion" over which weapons the Serbs have committed to move.
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Some 200, 000-300, 000 Serbs used to live in Kosovo a decade ago.
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For generations to come some will laud him as a saviour of the Serbs.
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Serbian nationalists think Serbia ought to control Kosovo because Serbs fought a battle against the Ottoman Turks there some 600 years ago (the Turks won).
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As well as coping with the Serbs, Kosovo's international protectors have picked up some worrying and contradictory signals from the province's Albanian politicians.
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Breaking ranks with the Bosnian Serbs' wartime leader, Radovan Karadzic, she had offered some real co-operation with the peace plan drawn up three years ago this week in Dayton, Ohio.
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However, some Russian army officers want to organize a volunteer force to defend the Serbs.
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