51.   A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman on Thursday stopped short of saying that relations with the United States had fully recovered following a meeting between the two presidents.

52.   A court spokesman on Monday declined to say when it would start.

53.   A Daimler spokesman on Monday said the company had no plans to stop production, noting that orders had been rising.

54.   A guerilla spokesman on Tuesday denied any FARC fighters were even in the vicinity when the crime was committed.

55.   A Foreign Ministry spokesman on Saturday denied U.S. accusations that Iran has served as a corridor for al-Qaida fighters leaving Afghanistan.

56.   A British Foreign Office spokesman on Wednesday suggested the letters were planted.

57.   A French Foreign Ministry spokesman on Friday said Rugova would be welcome to come to France with his family.

58.   A Bush spokesman on Monday declined to say whether the Guatemalan immigrant, Marta Mercado, had been paid to do household chores for Chavez nearly a decade ago.

59.   A Georgetown spokesman on Friday said Goldberg would not comment on the latest developments.

60.   A de Klerk spokesman on Thursday accused the ANC engaging in a witch hunt.