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He bears this title nevertheless.
He bears this symbol as a mark of his loyalty towards his past in the Sekihō Army.
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His description of himself as "a citizen of the world" was a fair one.He bore this second big disappointment in his life stoically.
This is reflected in the Old Irish forms beirith (from *bereti) "he bears" and ní beir (from *beret) "he does not bear".
Ben Morgan, meanwhile, is showing the sort of consistent tackle-breaking power and field awareness at No8 that would demand his inclusion in next year's Lions squad if it were picked today and he bears comparison this season even with the great Thierry Dusautoir, surely the best loose forward in the northern hemisphere.
Yet, despite his frailty and air of innate sadness, he bore the ignominy of this parody of a Psycho with quiet dignity, giving each scene his best effort, never complaining, never talking about the old days, and happy to chat with the other actors.
Still, when I saw him a few times during this period, he bore the glassy aspect of a man trying to convince himself that all is well.
He bears comparison, in this respect, with Sibelius, who felt ill at ease with his epoch but is now considered completely central.
This time he was unharmed, but he bore the psychological scars.
Robert Jones, president of Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI), says the data he's collected bears this shift out.
He bore the pain well.
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