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Discover LudwigThe phrase "bear about" is not correct and usable in written English.
You would use the phrase "bear with" when you are asking someone to show patience and understanding. For example, "Bear with me, I am still learning about this subject."
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But unfortunately political conventions bear about the same relationship to reality as Mr Schwarzenegger's films do.
Companies have to bear about half the losses of cybercrime attacks, according to a new report.
LaBute is 46 years old and built like a bear, about 6-foot-2, 280 pounds.
That, of course, is what the world couldn't bear about him.
"There was something of the bear about him, but if you approached he showed his huge shyness.
Unfortunately, most Islamic marriages bear about as much relation to this paradigm as most American marriages bear to a Nora Ephron movie.
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Rogers is a perma-bear about domestic stocks, who has been downbeat since the 1980s (he is famously enthusiastic about emerging markets, though).
Last year he accompanied Mad Bear & about 100 other Indians, on a kind of raid on Washington.
The Lewises named their younger son Nicklaus (he goes by Nick) after the famous golfer, but they did not tell the Golden Bear about the homage.
Mr. Nielsen moved to the Black Bear about two months ago, after answering a newspaper advertisement for a job as a line cook at The Sudbury Inn, in Bethel, a few miles away.
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