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How will it end? Trial resumes today

The impeachment of President Bill Clinton floundered forward Thursday with House prosecutors calling for live witnesses and senators looking for some way to end the proceedings without letting Clinton claim victory.

When the trial resumes at 1 p.m. ET, senators are first expected to decide what, if any, portions of the videotaped depositions of Monica Lewinsky, Vernon Jordan and Sidney Blumenthal should be released.

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Seoul: The only condition is no condition on N. Korean talks Israeli planes blast south Lebanon targets Death penalty for trio found guilty of Rwanda killings Catholic bishop accuses Jakarta of arming East Timor militias Havana tamer after Castro cracks down on illegal sex		D.C. staffer who used word 'niggardly' to return to work Arizona executes man for 1980 murder Ford tries to work around damaged power plant Salt Lake Olympics ethics report due next week Bias crime bills rejected in state where gay college student was killed

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Russia needs $3 billion to fix Y2K problem. That's not bad enough?...the money is needed to fix the computers that control Russia's nuclear arsenal. Click here for this and more Y2K coverage		Personalize CNN.com Visit YOUR CustomNews sample stories: Popular Science: Creatures of the Twilight Zone Sunset: Best of the West 1999 Info World: Management agents get smarter

SPORTS:		BUSINESS:
No. 2 Duke buries No. 7 Maryland 95-77 Avalanche extend win streak to 10 Tim McCarver out, Tom Seaver in as Mets' broadcaster Texas ropes in nation's top recruiting class Check the scores here		Wall Street stumbles at the start Fewer U.S. jobless on all fronts Brazil, IMF talks slow going Bank of England issues surprise rate cut Microsoft explains video snafu Check stocks and mutual funds

POLITICS:		WEATHER:
Prosecutor who headed Clinton fund-raising probe quits AOL, others form coalition to lobby for high-speed Internet, data lines Gore, Quayle get in position for 2000 U.N ambassador nominee Holbrooke agrees to pay ethics fine		Snowstorm disrupts traffic in Japan Central U.S. mild, rain in Northwest, Southeast Forecasts for 7,200 cities Watch CNN's forecasts in streaming video

BLACK HISTORY MONTH:		BACKPACK BACKLASH:
Is affirmative action a good idea? Are standardized tests biased? Join our Black History Month discussion on education		Chiang Mai, Thailand, may be under a curse: It's too popular (Share your thoughts on the message board)

SCIENCE AND NATURE:		COMPUTING:
Watch 20,000 years of Antarctic history in 8 seconds Birds sleep with one eye open, half awake, study finds Aerosols, clouds, climate get $25 million study Termite sex: Where big heads and big bodies count		More Europeans move online Screen prices to get big Welfare-to-work produces promising tech workers Mitre's mighty MII intranet brings experts together

SPACE:		CRISIS IN KOSOVO:
It's official: No 'demotion' for planet Pluto U.S. Air Force: Titan rockets to return to service NASA seeks funding to fly an airplane on Mars		Military Databank: A sampling of arsenal Interactive Map: Kosovo and its neighbors

HEALTH:		ENTERTAINMENT:
'Kitchen sink' therapy last resort for some HIV patients CDC releases second report on fertility clinic success rates Study: No direct link between hypertension, mental decline in elderly Antibiotics may be linked with lower heart attack risk		Lucinda Williams: Too country for rock, too rock for country Debra Messing claims 'Will & Grace' role is just like her Review: She's not necessarily 'All That' Showbuzz: Fonz gives new Fonz the thumbs-up

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STYLE:		TRAVEL:
Exhibit celebrates the erotic side of footwear Look who's 40 -- Barbie hits baby boomer milestone Papery thin and Pacific bold is Vivienne Tam for spring ELLE: Bare back riders		Car rentals, airlines begin booking for Jan. 1, 2000 Destroyed by popularity? Chiang Mai, Thailand, tries to reclaim its roots Clinton administration proposes new air travel fees Appeals court resurrects lawsuit over Northwest ticket pricing

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Salman Rushdie reportedly gets visa to visit India History book offers left-wing alternatives Begin reading 'The New Renaissance: Computers and the Next Level of Civilization' Read a chapter excerpt to the new Grisham		Judge blocks Nabisco from shipping new fish cracker product California milk wars boil over Recipe: Penne pasta with no-cook tomato sauce Common bacteria blamed for taking lives, losing jobs

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Political 'toonist Bill Mitchell uncovers Gore's reaction to Gephardt's announcement. Bob Lang reveals the House managers' request for the 'full Monica.'		You know her, you love her, but have you seen her tattoo? It's Barbie at 40!

COUNTDOWN TO 2000:		COLD WAR:
Russia seeks big bucks to fight millennium bug Vote: Should developed nations help developing nations on Y2K? Voices of the millennium This day this century -- check daily for updates		Route Cold War: Tour America's Cold War heartland Culture: Bonding with 007 in "From Russia With Love" Spies: Betraying and being betrayed Message Boards: Are you a member of the "duck and cover" generation?

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