111.   His son has the book, but Leaf sloughs it off like a blitzing linebacker.

112.   His son never had to crawl under fences or clear a vacant lot to find a suitable field for a pickup game.

113.   His son now has his old job at the embassy.

114.   His son now has the letter, he said.

115.   His son was having problems with the coach.

116.   His youngest son has only fuzzy memories of glass windows or houses without bullet holes.

117.   I have such great memories of my father taking me to games at Yankee Stadium, and I want my son to have the same thing.

118.   I understand he has a son with Kawasaki syndrome, which my son also has.

119.   I want to pay the price now so that my son can have a future.

120.   I want my sons to have pencils and notebooks for school.