Data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development more or less bears this out: in the Netherlands antidepressant usage has risen by less than 25% since 2001 and has flatlined in the past five years.
It is pointed out, mysteriously, that Cratchett, the recalcitrant solicitor's clerk, has never heard of Dickens, or the world-famous character who more or less bears his name.
Take a look at the Groupon tent pole, though, and it is unclear whether the company will be strong enough to support itself, much less bear the weight of the Chicago tech community.
The last "Blithe Spirit" was an all-star, style-less bore.
Your mouthpiece should now have a dent-less bore.
-- while George thinks of it as good: yes, but now there's one less bear.
"If we get sun to the end of August, things look positive: A bumper crop of berries and less bear activity in the valley.
Kyle Chandler as Eric Taylor, the team's new coach, is less Bear Bryant than Robert Redford in "The Candidate"; he's forced into this big role and undermined by the town elders who, with their bonhomie and their accents and their short salt-and-pepper hair, come off like United States congressmen.
Mothers, modern thinking seems to have it, are on earth less to bear children than to be borne by them.
Residents, especially poor ones, also drink more, exercise less, and bear the stress of living in an economy that in recent years has endured a major financial hit.
There he is visited by an obsequious pest from Buckingham Palace, no less, who bears a request from the Queen: would Ballinger conduct his most celebrated work at a special concert — and, in the process, rise to become Sir Fred?
