111.   His wife said they wanted everything possible to be done to keep him alive.

112.   His wife says he loves it because of all the attention he gets.

113.   His wife says she has never been given any official diagnosis of a psychiatric disorder.

114.   His wife says she is afraid to sit in her own living room and watch television at night because a bullet might come through the window.

115.   His wife says that he must be in heaven.

116.   I got home, and my wife said to call the EIS supervisor.

117.   I said no and my wife said yes. . . .

118.   I tell Kelley that his wife once said that, given Hollywood biases, her career would be over by the time her daughter hit kindergarten.

119.   I knew I had bought the right car when my wife, Helen, said she absolutely hated to drive it.

120.   I say California, but my wife say Dallas.