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Far better for the currency risk to be borne by the central bank and sovereign-wealth funds.
讓中央銀行和主權(quán)財(cái)富基金承擔(dān)貨幣風(fēng)險(xiǎn)要好得多。
So they learn in this story that the moral choices and actions of humans have consequences that have to be borne by the perpetrator.
他們在這個(gè)故事中學(xué)到了人類的道德選擇和行為,必須承認(rèn)由做惡帶來的后果。
Otherwise, this issue will only lead to complication and escalation of the matter and cause more harm to China-Japan relations. The serious outcomes arising therefrom will have to be borne by Japan.
否則，只能使問題復(fù)雜化和擴(kuò)大化，更加損害中日關(guān)系，由此引起的嚴(yán)重后果應(yīng)由日方承擔(dān)。
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So they learn in this story that the moral choices and actions of humans have consequences that have to be borne by the perpetrator.
他們在這個(gè)故事中學(xué)到了人類的道德選擇和行為,必須承認(rèn)由做惡帶來的后果。
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And the full cost of prosthetics for veterans will continue to be borne by the government.
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The upshot is that the cost will probably have to be borne by middlemen.
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