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bearing upon

verb as in concern

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“The issues that are bearing upon the American people are, as is often the case, not what Washington is focused on.”

He also said he knows the past will have no bearing upon the outcome of his meeting with the Steelers, against whom he is 11-3, including three playoff wins.

Boyd said the special counsel’s investigative files include “millions of pages of classified and unclassified documents, bearing upon more than two dozen criminal cases and investigations, many of which are ongoing.”

Barr explained that the redactions were "compelled by the need to prevent harm to ongoing matters and to comply with court orders prohibiting the public disclosure of information bearing upon ongoing investigations and criminal cases."

Also in their motion, the senator’s lawyers said the condition of Paul’s yard before the attack should also be excluded, arguing that it “has no bearing upon the damages he is entitled to receive.”

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