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Last week, the initiative bore its first fruit: a sweeping draft proposal released by Energy and Commerce Committee Chair Fred Upton (R MI) that would overhaul many policies at the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration.

If this initiative bears fruit, Syria is likely to be a key part of this.

The Books that Shaped Work in America initiative bears witness to the nation's promise of opportunity for everyone.

Italy, which kicked off the initiative, bears the brunt of immigration from Tunisia and Libya, with migrants crossing the Mediterranean, where they are commonly held on the island of Lampedusa, whose coasts have witnessed a series of tragedies, most infamously the drowning of 300 Eritrean immigrants in October last year.

And the accumulation of incoherent initiatives bears much of the blame for California's budget problems.

Given the popularity of Mr Fico's policies, the prime minister stands a good chance of being in office when these initiatives bear their bitter fruit.

But we must look beyond the hyperbole of politics and recognise that some of these initiatives bear a striking resemblance to existing provision – rebadged and rebranded.

But drug making is a slow business, and it will be at least another five years before these new initiatives bear fruit in terms of lucrative new drugs.In the meantime, GW has run into trouble.

Still more come on Saturday as one of the organization's flagship initiatives bears its first fruit: the debut of "Bell" by Yasuko Yokoshi, the inaugural performance to come from New York Live Arts' resident commissioned artist program.

This shift to a more optimized mobile experience is not merely because the industry is a year older, but because enough agency and brand leadership are seeing a critical mass of mobile and multi-channel initiatives bear fruit.

The coaching clinic is part of the series of initiatives borne out of the ICC, UNICEF and UNAIDS partnership to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS, especially among children and young people.