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Discover LudwigThe phrase "bore a number" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this phrase to indicate that something has a numerical value associated with it. For example, "The watch bore a number that indicated its age."
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The institutional inquisitions bore a number of common features.
Each coffin bore a number, and a name, sloppily handwritten on top.
Each image, paired with a poem by Juliane Okot Bitek, bore a number in descending order.
In a statement on Thursday, Transatlantic argued that the Validus offer was significantly undervalued and bore a number of uncertainties.
The main impetus for the development of comparative philology came toward the end of the 18th century, when it was discovered that Sanskrit bore a number of striking resemblances to Greek and Latin.
The vehicle, owned by anarchist pranksters the Space Hijackers, bore a number of fake CCTV cameras bolted onto its turret, a plastic pipe with holes in it for a gun and a bumper sticker that read "How Do You Like My Driving? 0800 F**K YOU".
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Each of the tiles bears a number that is a multiple of three, and like-numbered tiles can be combined into solitary ones, thereby freeing up space for more.
Linebackers on all final team rosters must bear a number in either the 50s or 90s.
The male has forward curved antlers that bear a number of unbranched tines.
Each sporangiophore bears a number of fingerlike sporangia, which produce large numbers of thin-walled, green spores.
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