41.   The Chechens are among the best traders in the Caucasus region, borne of necessity from the Russian economic blockade imposed on the rebel republic before the conflict began.

42.   The loans, given against shares kept as collateral, became so popular that the Central Bank feared a crisis borne of unjustified increases in trading.

43.   Then comes Enter at another door, a Father that hath killed his son, bearing of his son.

44.   Their goal was a lofty one borne of necessity and frustration, said Huey Johnson, a former California resources secretary and cosponsor of the conference.

45.   This was a knockout punch and a victory borne of revenge, all rolled into one haymaker of a game.

46.   Ulhasnagar exudes the confidence borne of prosperity.

47.   With her husband, Ram Prakash, she was able to bear of seeing her home demolished.

48.   But Holyfield also had excellent preparation on his side, and a strategy borne of years of watching Tyson.

49.   For ardent Irish nationalists it is considered illegitimate, as the representative of authority in a state borne of partition, and is seen as openly discriminatory against Catholics.