51.   About the time older canes bear fruit, you should see new canes developing.

52.   Adams needs to convince hard-line elements within the IRA that the decision to abandon military actions is bearing fruit.

53.   Affirmative action has borne more fruit at lower levels.

54.   After four years as superintendent, Riccobono says, his efforts were starting to bear fruit when Crew fired him.

55.   But advocates should be prepared if negotiations do not bear fruit promptly.

56.   But few deny that Zimbabwe is paying a devastating price for a land program that has yet to bear much fruit.

57.   But he is not about to invest in any more plants, which take three years to bear fruit, before he sees results.

58.   But his travels have borne fruit.

59.   But if Southern trees bear strange fruit, South African ones have something downright rotten dangling from their branches.

60.   But it has borne fruit beyond the fondest imaginings of most White House aides.