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But the contest has raised awkward questions both about the bank and Mr Kim himself which will not be laid to rest so smoothly.The contest was unprecedented from the start, not least in that it was a contest.

David Miliband, the frontrunner in the Labour leadership contest, has raised at least £200,000, his campaign has revealed, as the disparity in financial backing for the five candidates emerges as a big issue.

As Rose, Davis could have easily held her own in the Best Actress category; that she is running in the supporting contest has raised questions of category fraud, since it almost guarantees her a win over competitors who had less screen time.

Their presence in the electoral contest has raised fears of fresh violence.

Kiip, a startup allowing brands to promote themselves in mobile apps through rewards and contests, has raised $11 million in Series B funding.

Mr. Gore added: "Now in the closing days of this contest, he has raised another phony issue, condemning negative attacks while launching negative attacks himself.

The committee chairman, Representative Spencer Bachus, Republican of Alabama, said Friday that "the S.E.C.'s practice of using 'no-contest settlements' has raised concerns about accountability and transparency".

In the current presidential contest, Governor Bush has raised 15 times more money from oil and gas interests than Vice President Al Gore; his biggest lifetime patrons are employees of the Enron Oil Company and at least 25 of his top fund-raisers, the Pioneers, are connected to the oil business.

It separately has raised more than $34,000 through the contest, and with 1,168 unique donors as of Tuesday, it was hoping to win the $50,000 grand prize.

With the Democratic primary eight months away, each of the four main Democratic candidates has raised more than $3.5 million for the September contest.

Each candidate has raised nearly $1 million in soft money in the New York contest.