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Show WORLD 12A Monday, Nov. 25, 1991 Standard-Examiner Refugeesflee; truce talks continuing Z AGRE B, Yugoslavia (AP) — r Federal army gunners sheiled the embattled Croatian city of Osijek today, forcing thousands of refuees to flee as U.N. officials tried to implement the 14th cease-fire of the war. There were no reports of major clashes elsewhere in the secessionist republic, and a European Community spokesman said the truce appeared to be generally holding. In the Croatian capital of Za- greb, meanwhile, the federal army prepared to vacate more barracks after Croatian fighters lifted their blockades Thirteen previous cease-fire pacts mediated by the EC have failed to halt the S5-month-old war between the Serb-led federal army ind Croatian forces. The latest, U.N.-brokered peace effort seeks to pave the way for U.N. peacekeepers. 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