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He added: "The UK government has consistently raised Mr Aamer's case with the US authorities.

Mr. Huber also likes Citigroup, which, with its Travelers unit, has consistently raised its dividend since 1986.

Since 1996, when the Taliban captured Kabul, the United States government has consistently raised with them a whole range of issues, including humanitarian aid and terrorism.

Over the years Mr. Stiefel, a youthful 38, has consistently raised eyebrows around the ballet world for his out-of-left-field professional moves.

A spokesperson for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said: "This government has consistently raised Mr Aamer's case with the US authorities at the highest levels.

"LAPFF has consistently raised concerns about James Murdoch's role on the BSkyB board since 2011, concerning conflicts of interest and director candidature suitability," said Kieran Quinn, chair of the LAPFF.

Human rights organisations have consistently raised concerns about Tamil asylum seekers being persecuted and tortured upon their return to Sri Lanka.

The agency is believed to have consistently raised concerns about insufficient mental healthcare and child protection services on the island.

An FCO spokesman said: "Ministers have consistently raised human rights, including the use of mass trials, with the Egyptian authorities".

Jonathan Smithers, president of the Law Society, said: "We have consistently raised grave concerns about the threat posed to fair trials by the criminal courts charge.

Yet the trend does represent a cultural shift, she believes, away from toys that have consistently raised questions about body image.