61.   For entertainers, the means for artificial celebrity life support seem to have diminished.

62.   For one thing, many big companies are slowly realizing the benefits of competitive procurement practices and the costs of providing life support to so many small partners.

63.   For the first time, he reveals in the book that his injuries were so grave that his mother begged his doctors to withdraw life support.

64.   Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe said current laws in New York and other states create an ad hoc, irrational distinction between ending life support and assisting suicide.

65.   He did not want to be kept alive on life support.

66.   He also predicts that his government will make significant headway next year in cleaning up a morass of money-losing companies on government financial life support.

67.   He is not on life support.

68.   He lapsed into a coma and was placed on life support.

69.   He had been delivered by Caesarean section as his mother, Maria del Carmen Herrera, was kept on life support so that he might be born.

70.   He had suffered a stroke about three weeks ago and been put on life support, family members told the Associated Press.