The difficulties with bearing children, the deep-dark bloody-womb moments.
This actually raises a whole set of related issues, with bearing on the US as well.
Tackling recalcitrant lawyers or dentists who shaft their clients has much in common with bearing down harder on employers who are serial discriminators.
Far too often, schools are tasked with bearing the burden of budget cuts, left to deal with a crumbling structure, understaffed facilities, and inadequate materials.
Both frontline countries are bitterly opposed to the plan, despite being fed up with bearing the brunt of the influx while also being berated for failing to properly register refugees.
And it remains to be seen how long the lower ranks of the poorly paid police force will put up with bearing the brunt of the violent backlash against Sisi's crackdown on dissent.
Mary Soames, who has died aged 91, was the last surviving child of Winston and Clementine Churchill, and the only one of their five children who really came to terms with bearing that distinguished family name.
But the memoir's essentially religious DNA, the Augustinian preoccupation with bearing written witness to remarkable inner transformations, remained dominant during the sixteen centuries from the "Confessions" to Burroughs's "Running with Scissors".
Fed up with bearing the lioness's share of household tasks and parenting responsibilities, most women with dependent children say in a survey that what they really, really want for Mother's Day is the chance to rebel.
The model had to be tweaked.NOvA will send a beam of neutrinos from Fermilab through the Earth's crustThe equations physicists use to describe neutrino oscillations, as the flavour-switching is known, include three numbers with bearing on the matter conundrum.
