That would imply that the gov bears a-lot of responsibility for what happened, but I don't know for sure.
The woman below him lies within a semicylindrical transparent shield, while her mouth is sealed, devices implying that she bears a secret.
Pointing to agricultural sources for clinical problems of antimicrobial resistance serves the interests of vendors and prescribers of antibiotics for clinical medicine by implying that they bear a correspondingly lesser share of the blame.
To suggest that an object bears a value is not to imply that a value inheres in an object.
(Early Edition had a similar premise, with the season four episode "Run, Gary, Run" possessing a Groundhog Day feel although, as the title implies, it bore more similarities in scope to Run, Lola, Run).
(Early Edition had a similar premise, with the season four episode "Run, Gary, Run" possessing a Groundhog Day feel although, as the title implies, it bore more similarities in scope to Run, Lola, Run).
"A right to bear arms thus implies a right to carry a loaded gun outside the home," he wrote.
In the 2-1 ruling, Judge Posner argued, "A right to bear arms thus implies a right to carry a loaded gun outside the home".
A reporter asked Obama if he was comfortable with the tone of his campaign, pointing to an ad by an Obama-supporting super PAC that implied Romney bore responsibility for a woman's cancer death after her husband lost his job following a buyout by Romney's former company.
