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Mr. Clarke contends that this statement "bore no more resemblance to his real intentions than Roosevelt's pledge not to involve America in the Second World War did to his," adding, "Kennedy wanted to placate hawks in the Pentagon and Congress, just as Roosevelt had wanted to placate the isolationists".

I have a passion for functional objects.' Neither is that statement borne out by his own product.

At most, the statement bears only tangentially on the issue of whether Fagan's recollection of her friend's murder affected her determination that respondent had joined with other members of the Black Panther Party in plotting the escape attempt.

This particular statement bears significant weight because of Walsh's position as a high-profile former Member of Congress.

This commonly accepted statement, beared by few, generally old, experimental studies and conducted on a very limited number of specimens [ 9, 12, 15, 16], was confirmed by our results.

The statement bears no such reading, however.

"I think his women's writing has improved since his marriage to Rebecca, Lynnn says — a statement borne out by the complex rewrite of the mother's role in "The Cryptogram," and by the corporate femme fatale in "The Spanish Prisoner," a part well played by Pidgeon.

But in light of a week-long controversy surrounding other comments that O'Reilly has made about his career, those statements bear closer examination.

As he says, "they do what they do and we do what we do", a statement borne out of pragmatism, rather than confrontation.

It's a statement borne of desperation.

The literal truth of this statement is borne out in these two passages taken from the opening paragraphs of "The Outsiders" and of Jackson's "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" (1962).