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The announcement could help to dispel doubts among impatient investors about the cooperation agreement, under which G.M. obtained 7 percent stake in Peugeot, but which so far has borne little fruit.
General Dunford's approach to working with Mr. Karzai so far has borne out his reputation as a direct and pragmatic Marine officer: While he has not gone out of his way to forge personal trust with the Afghan leader, as some predecessors did, neither has he pushed Mr. Karzai to reform.
His opinions so far have borne out his suggestion to the Judiciary Committee, in 2003, that he was not, in effect, a Scalia-style ideologue.
So far, Barclays has borne the brunt of the fallout.
Thus far, that effort has borne little fruit, although Gus Hagelberg, an activist involved with the group, notes that some local governments – notably the state of Salzburg in Austria – have indicated interest in partnering with the group.
So far the local government has borne the cost of Shuangxi's housing upgrade, its new school and the recreation area where elderly villagers dance to revolutionary songs.
So far, that detailed planning has borne fruit more than 2,000 times, with well-gambled success in almost impossibly competitive, vast-field handicaps, like Newmarket's Cambridgeshire Handicap in the autumn, his hallmark.
But, so far, General Sonthi's olive branch has borne no fruit.Thailand's new rulers have suffered setbacks on other fronts.
The euro has borne the brunt of its fall so far, appreciating by 20% against the dollar since early 2002.
Thus far, it's been her father who lives in China who has borne the brunt of the fallout.
