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But the subject will surely be raised when the information commissioner, Christopher Graham, appears on a panel next Monday in a debate about data protection.

It's a safe bet that the hottest topic in monetary policy is going to be raised when the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, takes questions from reporters Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. Yudhoyono again hedged his bets Tuesday by throwing the political hot potato back into the House, saying fuel prices would be raised "when the poverty funding is ready" from lawmakers when they debate his 2013 budget revision.

Lowering the flaps increases K and therefore also the lift, but the flaps need to be raised when the aircraft has reached its cruising altitude because they cause undesirable drag.

In an unprecedented hearing in Westminster, questions over the conduct of Britain's spy agencies will be raised when the heads of the three secret services go before parliament's intelligence and security committee.

"Given the questions likely to be raised when the ICC World T20 squad is announced, it was thought better to be up front and explain the situation now," he said at the press conference.

One Government source said "eyebrows had been raised" when the piece was published.

A few eyebrows were raised when the Dow's fall reached 500 points.

More than a few eyebrows were raised when the Hollywood Foreign Press Association invited Ricky Gervais back to host the Golden Globes tonight.

There, a few eyebrows were raised when the divorced (but still friendly, apparently) Kimora Lee Simmons and Russell Simmons strutted in together.

Two weeks ago, Taiwan's hopes were raised when the World Health Organization sent an advisory team, its first in 32 years.