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bear

verb as in bring

verb as in support mentally

verb as in endure

verb as in bring forth; give birth

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In this case, it’s a subplot about despondent self-deporting animals who resolve to flee Oz because their home has become hostile to their kind: “We can’t stay here. It’s become rotten,” says a bear.

Paddington, in the form of an actor in a costume from the beloved bear's new West End musical, performed for the royal couple at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Wednesday.

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AI bulls and bears waited to hear what Nvidia had to say about the state of the business in its quarterly earnings report on Wednesday.

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New York’s gradually improving crime statistics bear out Ms. Tisch’s approach.

And both times he came supposedly bearing good news about inflation.

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