In his essay "The Analytical Language of John Wilkins, Jorge Luis Borgess famously described a Chinese encyclopedia which bore the lovely name Celestial Emporium of Benevolent Knowledge.
Technology stocks, which bore the brunt of the market's recent selling, regained the most ground.
No one claimed responsibility for the bombing, which bore the hallmarks of Sunni Arab extremists.
Some bodies were returned to their respective families, many of which bore the traces of torture," the report said.
He moved to London, and, in 1887, produced his first novel, which bore the title "Better Dead".
The promo, which bore the hashtag #OnTheMoon, has wetted the nation's appetite for what has now become an annual institution.
In later years she oversaw the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, California, which bore the name of her third husband.
And its reputation certainly wasn't furthered by the awkward Broadway version of 1983, which bore the abbreviated, nonecclesiatical title "Passion".
He pointed to an aging wooden crate which bore the legend NO PARKINGS OF ANY VEHICLE ON ANY DAYS.
Before the bidding closed on Monday, speculation that the vivid abstract work -- which bore the initials "R.D".
He found one, with a piece of cardboard attached to it which bore the words, "Master Key".
