The new Planck result is contained in a raft of new papers just posted on the Esa website.
The Abu Dhabi United Group had just completed their takeover of Manchester City and were determined to bring in a raft of marquee signings to show that City were real challengers to their local rivals for the Premier League title.
Granted, as silver linings go this may be scant consolation, but the decline and demise of newspapers seems to be ushering in a raft of good novels by journalists who miss the old ink and newsprint.
Come next month, they will also be showcased in a raft of glossy magazines, like Vibe and Vogue, arriving not a moment to soon, as far as Ms. Kim is concerned.
In fact, the Poroshenko government has been engaged in a raft of anti-corruption initiatives designed to forestall the power of "rent-seeking oligarchs" and a new government team "is largely free from the control of the country's super-rich, who dictated policy in the past".
Working more than 50 hours a week has been correlated in a raft of studies with less sleep, less physical activity, higher job dissatisfaction and ultimately worse performance.
The plan, which has been in place since 1969, is among a raft of tax incentives being reviewed by the finance ministry ahead of December's budget.
Smith is leading a raft of campaigns in 2016, including one in April targeting rogue traders who now sell dodgy goods through websites rather than their car boots.
You have to build a staff and unlike the Kennedys in 1968, there is not a raft of lawyers willing to put their careers on hold for a long shot bid for the White House.
If you are sitting in the UK there is, first, a raft of legislation to allow government agencies, from security services to councils, access to information about what you're doing online.
