We worry, too, about the threat of even more sabre-rattling and war waging, the burden of which will be borne by our children and grandchildren.
As a result, added Styron, the child carries "through later years an insufferable burden of which rage and guilt, and not only dammed-up sorrow, are a part, and become the potential seeds of self-destruction".
Harrison points to the untaxed windfalls of homeowners and commercial landowners whose assets appreciate in value largely due to investment in infrastructure funded from taxation, the burden of which falls disproportionately on the poor.
Dean, in a white oxford shirt, delivered a rousing speech, the burden of which was that people under thirty are voting in larger numbers than since pre-Reagan days, and they are voting increasingly and overwhelmingly Democratic.
Andrew Sullivan's indefatigable Web-crawlers at the Daily Dish point to a post by "an actual student of history," Carl Pyrdum, who tells a far more complicated and interesting tale, the burden of which is that Gingrich's version is "completely bogus".
The first problem is formulated by a boundary integral equation, the computational burden of which is reduced by employing the multilevel fast multipole method (MLFMM).
