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But Mr. Sharif's ties have raised deeper suspicion.

Had the local authorities looked closer, they might have raised deeper questions about Lochotzke's political judgment.

And they have raised deeper questions about how the Maliki government intends to treat foreign workers and how willing foreign companies will be to invest here.

A growing number of religious leaders agree with the necessity of a determined moral response to the Assad regime in Syria, but we have raised deep questions about the moral and unintended practical consequences of military strikes and the risks of escalating war, especially for more innocent civilians and suffering people.

The dedication elicited harsh criticism from left-wing politicians and commentators in the pages of some Italian newspapers, and has raised deeper questions about whether Italy, which began the war on the side of the Axis powers and ended it with the Allies, has ever fully come to terms with its wartime past.

The incident has raised deep fears for Tunisia's crucial tourism industry.

The trend has raised deep concerns in Syria, which is already facing water shortages in Damascus, the capital.

But several students said after the event that Mr. Gore had raised deep questions in their minds about the Bush plan.

The scam dubbed "cashgate"—has raised deep questions about Malawi's dependence on aid, its stubborn poverty and its inability to match neighbours' economic growth.Joyce Banda, Malawi's president, issued a statement saying Mr Mphwiyo was attacked to stop him exposing high-level fraud.

Russia, threatened with further western sanctions if it disrupted the vote, also said it had started withdrawing from Ukraine's border about 40,000 soldiers and dozens of tank battalions whose presence had raised deep suspicions about the Kremlin's next move.

It said the recent intelligence issues had raised "deep concerns" among European citizens.