41.   But those talks have gone nowhere, sources said.

42.   Cash prices fell going into the holiday, trade sources said, and that helped pressure the futures market.

43.   Clark and Darden worked until midnight Saturday and Sunday fine-tuning their arguments with small groups of prosecutors providing feedback, sources said.

44.   Clinton is likely to accept the penalty of paying several hundred thousand dollars in legal fees and the possible revocation of his law license, the sources said.

45.   Commodity funds had been active buyers of corn this week, and traders had speculated the buying soon would spread to wheat, grain sources said.

46.   Clinton initially wanted to make a strong statement on corporate welfare but backed away, an administration source said.

47.   Cosmo hid the red ink by exaggerating the interest revenue to be collected in its fiscal reports to the Tokyo metropolitan government, sources said.

48.   Cooke appeared to have spent some of the money on personal luxuries, said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

49.   Deputy District Attorney Christopher Darden, meanwhile, is the likely choice to ask questions during direct testimony, sources said.

50.   During a testy meeting of Republicans, Gingrich, a House source said, apologized for the tapes incident.