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Aid officials, diplomats and government officials acknowledge that only the emergency programs have borne results visible to the Afghan people, and even these programs are beginning to feel the pinch.
Nonscience parts of the space program have borne the brunt of the cuts, but a bevy of science missions are also at risk, including the resurrection of Russia's lunar program.
Already the program has borne fruit, with Lee investing beside Defy in the cannabinoid product developer Prima, launched by Honest Co. co-founder Christopher Gavigan, and Shujinko receiving support from Patel as part of its initial $2.8 million round.
Though the US set aside half a billion dollars to train a rebel force in Syria, the program has borne little fruit, admitted General Lloyd Austin, commander of US Central Command.
Strathmore's experiment has borne this out: Its ticket sales have soared, said Shelley Brown, vice president for programming.
His aggression has borne fruit.
He had borne his bitterness well.
Kristen has borne her share of grief.
Starting with considerable optimism at the initiation of each trial, none of the programs has yet borne sufficiently robust clinical efficacy or found a clear path toward regulatory approval.
The current storm of debate over deregulation of tuition fees, which provide around one-third of the operating funds for Ontario universities, is nothing new for graduate and professional program students in Ontario, who have borne the burden of deregulated fees since 1998.
