On the day that Catherine of Aragon was buried at Peterborough Abbey, Anne miscarried a baby which, according to the imperial ambassador Chapuys, she had borne for about three and a half months, and which "seemed to be a male child".
We believe this approach has borne rich data about the ambiguity in clinical decision making for this patient group and we did not use a formal measure of performance status as that is not usual routine clinical practice in the UK across all settings.
Now that I have spent a long time in the company of George Eliot, the question that lingers with me is this: How did she feel about never having borne children?
But in the months after the birth of Storai's third daughter, her husband and mother-in-law nagged her and argued with her about having borne yet another girl, said Nadera Geya, head of the Directorate of Women's Affairs in Kunduz.
Ben Bradshaw, the new culture secretary, told BBC Breakfast that Labour, as the party in government, had borne the brunt of concerns about the economic downturn and public fury over revelations about MPs' expenses.
One of the most pressing and delicate problems was what to do about La Poza, which had borne the brunt of the tsunami.
Hence, the exhibition is at the United Nations, where I also recall seeing a memorable display a few years ago of photographs by James Nachtwey, the great war photographer, who has borne witness for decades to just about every calamity in the world.
But since Sept. 1, insurers have borne the brunt of about $24 million in attack ads, Mr. Tracey said.
While these drugs obviously have their dangers, none of them have borne out the predictions made about their widespread use.
According to a captive from Barcoor, pregnant women often gave birth en route, and their babies had to be borne bundled about them.
