bared

The title is misleading, as it assumes all cost is bared by the advertisers.

You are probably joking but people have been bared from just entering the USA for lesser reasons, it's sad.

Dart had a great DOM API, but bared very little resemblance to the languages web developers actually prefer to use.

High-minded talk about freedom coexisting with military aggression/intervention and even torture coexisting with incredible pettiness about sexual matters (bared nipples anyone?).

If he thought lots of lemon trees, and olive trees were awesome, bared hills will be transformed to accommodate all these trees.

The cat lept in alarm, claws bared, and clung to a length of cord.

Especially as Ukraine has bared that the Russians are tiger with rotten teeth.

I bared my soul once to a group of feminists on a private message board, and got a similar reaction.

Reliable service from what I've seen but I found it a little too 'bared bones'.

That's bared out by the fact that apps with which I'm very familiar on the DK2 look pretty similar with the Sky.

You didn't pay enough tips in the last restaurant you were a part of - you are now bared from getting into a good restaurant now.

So, basically, everyone who is capable of producing excellent code is bared from using a powerful technique, largely because some people can't understand the code they produce.

Muhammad al-Khwarizmi (who's name is bared by the "Algebra") was a prominent scholar born in a traditional Persian family (not Arabian but Muslim nevertheless).

It's another thing to say an internal design team bared down to create a logo in a "weekend" (in quotes, because Marissa may simply be using the term to mean done in a short timespan).

I wouldn't quite say I've "bared my soul to Google".

In 2016, for example, the penalty will be 2.5 percent of an individual’s household income..." Do they come out and say uninsured are bared from simply paying out of pocket for medical care?