The most highly charged period of the day was between 6 and 8 p.m. Men said they were stressed at that time, the researchers found, but they actually enjoyed coming home, while women truly were stressed because it was the brunt of their "second shift" of housework and caretaking.
European Small-Cap Value 07.17.02 Historically the first to bear the brunt of a bad economy, small-caps are often the first to bounce back.
"We just got beat by the better team," said Wells, who bore the brunt of a remarkable 8-run, 10-hit fifth inning by Anaheim.
Brunt added a fifth when he got to the ball ahead of Bartlett, who had come scurrying off his line, and calmly stroked into an empty net and Morrison the sixth when he tapped in from close range.
It might not be long before there's a third, with Jay Heaps starting to feel the brunt of a simmering uprising at the New England Revolution.
There is little suburban sprawl, like the areas south of Miami that took the brunt of the first half of Hurricane Andrew's 54-hour assault on the mainland.
It so happens that it was the Americans, contrary to their gun-shy image, who bore the brunt of the first open gun-battles between NATO and the ethnic-Albanian militants earlier this month.
The cost of providing for the jobless will drive up the deficit and fan complaints from labor unions that workers are bearing the brunt of the first recession in 18 years.
Unarmed Christian monks bear the brunt of the first contact, and they don't fare so well against the warlike Vikings, a scene that, by the way, serves as a metaphor for the difference between this mini-series and another, "The Bible," that History also rolls out on Sunday.
