31.   It is the first time a Cali cartel leader has admitted in testimony that he funded campaigns.

32.   It was the first interview ever with Ta Mok and the first time a Khmer Rouge leader admitted the scale of death under their rule.

33.   Leaders have admitted that a campaign against corruption has failed and a leadership shake-up is expected at a key party congress next month.

34.   Military leaders have admitted they had made a number of mistakes in the rescue assault, originally predicted to take as little as three days.

35.   Military leaders admitted Friday they had made a number of mistakes in the rescue assault, originally predicted to take as little as three days.

36.   Military leaders have admitted they made a number of mistakes in the assault, originally predicted to take as little as three days.

37.   Pro-government leaders admit they expect losses in the vote while enthusiastic right-wing politicians predict major gains for their side.

38.   Rebel leaders have not admitted responsibility in the abductions.

39.   Senior BJP leaders admit that satisfying any of these demands would test the capacity and will of the coalition government.

40.   Some dissidents have called for harsh laws to crack down on corruption that top leaders admit has grown to epidemic proportions throughout society, despite repeated national anti-graft campaigns.