81.   A Japanese Embassy diplomat, Hidekatsu Asaga, said the two sides were still discussing details of an announcement about the talks.

82.   A source said the two sides discussed how an abbreviated season would be structured.

83.   A senior Russian Foreign Ministry official, Alexander Losyukov, told the ITAR-Tass news agency that the two sides might discuss prospects for military and technical cooperation.

84.   A source said the two sides discussed Tuesday how an abbreviated season would be structured.

85.   According to the newspaper account, the two sides discussed U.S. attitudes towards the peace talks and possible guerrilla cooperation in stemming illegal drug cultivation in areas they control.

86.   Among other subjects, the sides discussed the return to Georgia of exiled Gamsakhurdia supporters and their possible return to political activity, the Interfax news agency reported.

87.   Among other subjects, the sides discussed the return to Georgia of exiled Gamsakhurdia supporters and their possible return to the political arena, the Interfax news agency reported.

88.   Among other subjects, the sides discussed the return to Georgia of exiled Gamsakhurdia supporters and their possible return to the political arena.

89.   As well as discussing a path to peace in the troubled Balkans, the two sides discussed stepping up trade once sanctions are lifted.

90.   At the meeting in the Chechen village of Novye Atagi, the sides discussed prisoner exchanges and traded draft lists of captives, Russian reports said.