Those risks will not be borne equally, according to draft versions of the report circulated before the meeting.
But Dr. Carol H. Lee, a radiologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York and a spokeswoman for the American College of Radiology, said that while there is an increased overall cancer risk for women with dense breasts as a group, it is not known whether the risk is borne equally by every woman in the group.
Seward told the jurors that he was appalled, as they were, by the massacre of "a whole family, just, gentle, and pure," but he argued that Freeman, who was clearly unstable after having been brutalized himself, was "still your brother, and mine, and bears equally with us the proudest inheritance of our race — the image of our Maker".
People argued over which side would profit more handsomely from the bridge, whose $3 billion price tag was borne equally by the two countries and will be recouped from hefty tolls: at the outset, about $30 a car (payable by cash, credit card or the Scandinavian version of EZ-Pass), though less for frequent travelers.
It found: "The pain is not borne equally.
The four leaflets on the leaf of Marsilea are not borne equally.
This recession hasn't been borne equally along class lines in New York City.
Loans and debts will be borne equally if they are for the benefit of the marriage.
When the project was approved by voters in 2008, it was expected that the $9 billion in bonds would pay for about a third of it and that the balance would be borne equally by the federal government and private investors.
In the Freeman case, invoking mental illness with heavy racial overtones, Seward argued, "he is still your brother, and mine, in form and color accepted and approved by his Father, and yours, and mine, and bears equally with us the proudest inheritance of our race the image of our Maker.
While we have not considered recurring treatment stockpiles, any additional treatment stockpile costs will be borne equally by both strategies.
