41.   Wheat futures fell amid concern that U.S. wheat is too expensive to compete on the world market.

42.   Wheat has been in a shooting slump caused by injuries.

43.   Wheat is likely to rise today because of prospects for a smaller U.S. crop.

44.   Wheat is second to rice, used abundantly in American baking, but also prevalent in the form of cracked wheat or bulgur in Middle Eastern cooking.

45.   Wheat has long been the staple diet of Afghans, who presumably would have an idea of how to make it edible.

46.   Wheat is proud of the work.

47.   Wheat will be a liaison to a variety of groups, campaign press secretary Joseph Lockhart said, including blacks, women, labor and business.

48.   Whole wheat is heavier.

49.   A company like General Mills, for example, knows exactly which variety of oats or wheat is best for making cereal.

50.   Canadian wheat was among the topics Eggleton raised with U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky in Washington this week.