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“My son was injured at football practice about two weeks before the season began,” said South Carolina resident and parent Neal Kinard. “He’s an offensive lineman and he was blocking the defensive nose guard. A linebacker came rushing through the gap and hit the side of his knee and basically his knee bent the way it’s not supposed to bend.”

A serious sports injury is every parent’s fear. But when Kinard’s son tore his meniscus during high school football practice, that was only the beginning of their nightmare.

Their South Carolina school recently began requiring parents to carry insurance for part of the risk from high school sports. Experts say this growing trend is due to skyrocketing costs from lawsuits.

Close to Kinard’s son’s school, in the nearby Beaufort County School District, student-athletes can expect to start paying for athletic insurance this fall. The school district says it is the only way to keep their sports programs.

In the past decade, their cost to insure athletics has more than doubled — to about $, dollars.

Attorney Lisa Taylor said schools pay right out of their bottom line for these lawsuits. Once the case has ended, she says, the school gets hit again by rising insurance premiums, causing schools to shift more of those costs to the families.

“Remember you have schools that are &#;public schools&#; but they are not free anymore,” said Taylor. “You have fees for books and then you compile that with costs associated with insurance. How are these families supposed to allow kids to participate in athletics to keep them busy to keep them off the streets?”

Tight budgets and taxpayer scrutiny put pressure on anything not directly connected to the classroom. So if a student wants to play, chances are they will have to pay.

The Kinards never thought about suing. Instead, they are now paying, due partly to other peoples&#; lawsuits.

“It’s been about three months since he started playing again and I still haven’t figured out all the bills,” said Kinard. “It’s just a very difficult process to deal with.”

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Все спосо́бные носи́ть ору́жие бы́ли при́званы. • дава́ть. This tree bears good peaches. Э́то де́рево даёт хоро́шие пе́рсики. • переноси́ть. He bore the pain bravely. Он му́жественно переноси́л боль. • вы́носить саду́.
□ He's a beast the way he treats his mother. На́до быть скоти́ной, что́бы так обраща́ться с ма́терью.

beat (beat, beaten) поби́ть. They were beaten in the game. Они́ бы́ли поби́ты в э́той игре́. • вы́бить. Please beat this carpet. Пожа́луйста, выбейте э́тот ковёр. • взбить. Beat the egg before putting it in the soup. Взбейте яйцо́ пре́жде чем положи́ть его́ в суп. • би́ться. His heart was beating regularly. Его́ се́рдце би́лось ро́вно. • отбива́ть. He beat time with his foot. Он отбива́л такт ного́й. • ритм. The beat of the music is not clear. Ритм э́той му́зыки нея́сен. • обхо́д. The night watchman is on his beat. Ночно́й сто́рож де́лает обхо́д.
□ to beat back отби́ть. They beat back the enemy. Они́ отби́ли врага́.

beaten (See alsobeat) взби́тый. Add the beaten eggs to the rest of the batter. Приба́вьте в те́сто взби́тые я́йца все приготовле́ния бу́дут уже́ зако́нчены.
□ for the time being пока́ что. Let the matter rest for the time being. Пока́ что, не бу́дем э́того каса́ться.
□ Being stubborn won't help you. Упря́мство вам не помо́жет. • Who are you? Кто вы? — We are your friends. Мы ва́ши друзья́. • Are you leaving today? Вы сего́дня уезжа́ете? • They've been late every day. Они́ опа́здывали ка́ждый день. • He and I have been friends for many years. Мы с ним друзья́ мно́го лет. • I won't be but a minute. Я ухожу́ то́лько на мину́тку. • If he were older, he'd understand. Е́сли бы он был ста́рше, он по́нял бы. • They were afraid we wouldn't get there. Они́ боя́лись, что мы туда́ не попадём. • They will be surprised to see you here. Они́ бу́дут удивлены́, увидя вас здесь.

beach бе́рег, пляж. We built а fire on the beach. Мы разложи́ли костёр на берегу́. • прича́лить. Where did they beach the canoe? Где́ они прича́лили ло́дку? □ Were you at the beach all summer? Вы всё ле́то провели́ на взмо́рье?

beam ба́лка, стропи́ло. The barn is so old that the beams are beginning to rot. Э́тот амба́р тако́й ста́рый, что ба́лки уже́ на́чали гнить. • луч. I was wakened by a beam of light shining through my window. Меня́ разбуди́л луч све́та, прони́кший че́рез окно́. • радиолуч. The plane came in on the beam. Самолёт шёл на поса́дку по радиолучу.
□ She beams every time he speaks to her. Она́ про́сто сия́ет вся́кий раз, когда́ он с ней загова́ривает. • I'm off the beam this morning. У меня́ сего́дня всё идёт вкривь и вкось.

bean боб. Do you have any beans in your garden? У вас в огоро́де расту́т бо́бы выноси́ть. I had to bear the blame for his mistake. Мне пришло́сь вы́носить

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