41.   It was the first concrete sign, publishers said, that Spanish-language books in this country could sell.

42.   Just two months ago, some newspaper publishers said their earnings growth rates could slow because they expected advertising to tail off and higher prices for newsprint.

43.   Magazine publishers said they were comfortable with the tobacco ads.

44.   Many recent contracts include broad provisions for electronic rights, publishers say, but few mention the possibility of selling pieces for mixing and matching.

45.   Many publishers said they were shifting more of the burden of paying for their operations to readers because advertisers have been resisting any increases in rates for newspaper space.

46.   Many publishers say it is because the book world, like the political, is perception-driven and image is very important.

47.   More are on the way, publishers say.

48.   Ms. Matalin is not involved in the book, the publishers said.

49.   Most publishers said they found the resolution important but largely symbolic.

50.   Oddly, however, the enthusiasm for poetry performed is generally not translating into increased book sales, publishers say.