So far, the cost of rebuilding the ravaged city appears to be more than the Kremlin is prepared to bear, especially since it still faces a formidable task of restoring the rest of the battered republic.
"Give him his horse," wrote one historian, "hand him his bow, din in his ears his commander's roar -- 'Come on, my wolves!' -- and you had, if not the first centaur to bear arms since the days of myth, then a man at any rate hard to tell apart from his horse".
In reality, such search costs are hard to bear, particularly since keen competition for jobs has increased the size of applicant pools.
Google will be the least likely to bear fault, since, next to oxygen and Target, we need Google in order to exist.
Gun laws in those states already have been challenged under these state constitutional provisions and, as Professor Adam Winkler of UCLA Law School writes, "only a fraction of state gun laws have been invalidated on the basis of the right to bear arms since World War II".
And if we choose the former route -- financing the war with cuts in government programs -- Social Security and Medicare will have to bear the brunt, since there is nothing left to trim in other parts of the budget.
"My family has known for a long time that there was no future" for the independent publisher, the latest John Murray, the seventh chairman of the company to bear that name since the publisher was established in 1768, told The Daily Telegraph.
This is important to bear in mind, since for Cresswell, strictly speaking, a sentence not in a 'that' clause does not express this fine grained entity.
While all of this leads to much higher taxes (Denmark has the highest income tax in the world), Danes are willing to bear the cost since, studies show, they have a high degree of trust in their government.
