41.   If they are corrupt, if they are unnecessarily brutal, the prisoners may suffer first and most severely, but eventually everyone bears the costs.

42.   If one of them loses a relative, the community provides consolation, makes burial arrangements and bears the cost of the casket and transportation to the cemetery.

43.   If it could not find that much in savings, it would have to bear thoses costs itself.

44.   In addition, industry and not the federal government would bear all costs of running the program.

45.   In the older teaching hospitals of the Northeast, the costs have been borne, to a large degree, by the hospital.

46.   In the early days, costs were borne by individual states.

47.   In the past, these costs were borne largely by the airlines and their passengers.

48.   It also requires spine, which dictates that we honor our commitments, back our words with actions, bear essential costs and take necessary risks.

49.   It makes no reference to the political complexities of who will bear the cost of expansion.

50.   It is unclear who would bear that cost.