41.   Last week, a federal prosecutor argued in court that passages of a taped conversation of Texaco executives that could demonstrate obstruction of justice may have been erased.

42.   Lee was kept in jail for nine months before his trial after prosecutors argued that he was a threat to national security.

43.   None had any role in writing the laws, but prosecutors argued they had been told of shootings and had praised border guards who killed fleeing citizens.

44.   Prosecutors argued during his sentencing hearing this week in Riverside that Powell exhibited violent behavior before he was ever sent to prison.

45.   Prosecutors argued in favor of the camera.

46.   Prosecutors argued that Camp acted not in defense of his friend but in a drunken fury.

47.   Prosecutors argued that despite a pattern of disruptive, sometimes violent behavior, the parents never forced their son to undergo counseling.

48.   Prosecutors argued that her efforts to plan the abduction and murder, and concealing the crime afterward, showed that she knew what she was doing.

49.   Prosecutors argued that it was bribery, offered in return for favors and government contracts.

50.   Prosecutors argued that McVeigh thought strongly that the federal government had abandoned vital constitutional principles, especially the right to bear arms.