31.   My son lives in an apartment in the basement.

32.   Neighbors said a man and his son lived there, but they knew little about them.

33.   Ms. Levin said that her son lived for his students and would not have been able to achieve what he did in life if he had used drugs.

34.   Once I made the mistake of assuming my son was living with a woman named Mary Anne because she answered his telephone more than three times in a month.

35.   One son still lives in Brooklyn near the same park.

36.   Pichardo said her son alternately lives at her home and that of her mother in Boynton Beach.

37.   Q. My son lives in Manhattan, and I visit him for three weeks or more every year.

38.   Sadly, her son lives with Billy, who is in another abusive relationship.

39.   Say a couple is separated and their son lives with his mother, who claims him as a dependent on her tax return.

40.   Since her son lives far from Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, she fears he is worse off than most.