The ranger said that until a few seasons back you could walk out onto the lower edge of it, which is too thin now to bear human weight safely.
In other instances, the characteristics are juxtapositions of different species e.g., the tree that bears human heads as fruit; horses born from eggs; flesh-eating mares; milk-producing birds.
Taken together, plant-derived VLPs are considered safe because plants do not bear human pathogens and promising in terms of cost-effective scalability and speed of production.
A striking characteristic of T1D has been the almost exclusive development of the disease in individuals who bear human leukocyte antigen (HLA) class II alleles HLA-DQ2, HLA-DQ8, or both.
These include categories as unexpected as early-twentieth-century women's basketball teams posing with Teddy bears, wedding parties with Teddy bears, nude women with Teddy bears, soldiers with Teddy bears, portraits of seated dogs with Teddy bears, humans dressed as Teddy bears, bears treated as Teddy bears, and so on.
The disease is caused by several flukes of the genus Schistosoma, which can bore through human skin.
According to some sources, nixes can marry human beings and bear human children.
Density of bears, human footprint, and landscape-change were not related to body condition.
But they often have little value in the day-to-day work of the psychotherapy consulting room, where human relations come to bear on human problems in living.
O'Dwyer is the human face of that battle, and if he's extradited and convicted, he will bear the human cost.
