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The IMF has again raised its forecast for the world economy.

The process of devolution in the UK has again raised the so-called West Lothian question.

But the somewhat arcane exchange has again raised questions about Armstrong and his record seven consecutive Tour de France victories.

Turkey's latest threat to clobber the rebels in their haven in northern Iraq has again raised the spectre of regional war.

But along with chatter about possible trades, their slump has again raised the issue of the job security of Manuel and his coaches.

The Kerr murder has again raised the spectre of collusion between the security forces and agents belonging to paramilitary organisations who commit crimes while on the state's payroll.

Along with intrinsic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) advantages, iron oxide nanomaterials capable of photothermal conversion have been reported very recently and have again raised great interest in their designs among biomedical researchers.

Amid the uncertainty surrounding Wall Street's top banks, traders have again raised the prospect that the market may be due for a decline of 10 percent or more.

Now Luczo, who had stepped down as CEO, is back to do the same thing in a company where complexity had again raised costs.

Thomas Grey, a United Methodist minister and executive director of the National Coalition Against Gambling Expansion, said he was surprised and disappointed that Governor Pataki had again raised the issue.

The recent elections in Afghanistan and General McChrystal's strategic review have again raised questions, doubt and uncertainty about state-building in Afghanistan.