41.   A Boeing spokesman told Dow Jones Newswires that deliveries to China have been on schedule.

42.   A British Defense Ministry spokesman told the British Press Association that no British soldiers were wounded.

43.   A Liberian government spokesman reportedly told reporters Saturday that his country recognizes both China and Taiwan at the ambassadorial level.

44.   A Chechen military spokesman told the Interfax news agency that the Russian offensive violated preparations for the talks, which called for a cease-fire by midnight Wednesday.

45.   A foreign ministry spokesman told a news briefing that Gohar Ayub would be given another assignment.

46.   A Foreign Ministry spokesman told a routine press briefing that no trace of the Kurdish leader had been found.

47.   A government spokesman told The Associated Press that he had no comment.

48.   A College Board spokesman in September told the Associated Press that in the past decade, only three or four students have aced both tests.

49.   A ministry spokesman told the state-run Kuwait News Agency that two prisoners were slightly injured in the riot that started just after midnight on Thursday.

50.   A Houston police spokesman told The Associated Press late Thursday that he is unfamiliar with what Yates told homicide investigators.