But why bore hundreds of thousands of our youth?
The JR can bore hundreds of metres into the seabed, increasing the chances of capturing an unabridged view of the past.
One teepee in a packed parking lot in Cannon Ball, North Dakota, bore hundreds of signatures and handwritten messages of hope and encouragement.
The firm also uses so-called "long lines," which can stretch up to 80 miles and bear thousands of hooks.
In starfishes, each arm bears hundreds of tube feet.
This night, it would bear hundreds of refugees towards Italy.
Clipping hedges of barberry plants in late summer, before they set fruit, can help keep down the seed dispersal, although there will always be a few berries left hanging because every arching branch of barberry bears hundreds of flowers.
With a three-in-four chance of a major disaster, and with no effective way to clean up or contain spilled oil in Arctic conditions, the analysis acknowledges that such a spill would result in the loss of a large number of bowhead and endangered beluga whales, polar bears, thousands of seals, and have devastating effects on most marine and coastal birds in the area.
The result was an extraordinary international endeavour to push ahead with the development of ice-coring machines that could bore down thousands of metres and yield valuable data.
The principal one is that of the tyrant, found dead at last "at an indefinite age somewhere between 107 and 232 years," but we hear as well from people who served him, people who feared him, people who were tortured and/or executed at his orders, people who submitted to his clumsy, brutal sexual demands and bore his thousands of nameless children.
