Answer: bear with.
“Bear with someone” means remain patient with that person. The chairman is asking the shareholders for patience. “Bare” means uncover, and “bore” is not the required verb form after “to.”
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Answer: bear with.
“Bear with someone” means remain patient with that person. The chairman is asking the shareholders for patience. “Bare” means uncover, and “bore” is not the required verb form after “to.”