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But it may raise eyebrows in Iowa.
Of course, given the reputation of the WWE it may raise eyebrows that CM Punk embroiled himself in controversy on the same day that his DVD comes out.
Whether it will pass is uncertain; the plasma was collected before the anthrax attacks with scientific experiments in mind, not for use in humans, and the way it was collected and stored may raise eyebrows at the FDA.
Organisers of the production know the location may raise eyebrows, but they hope it will contribute to the wider debate about a king who continues to fascinate.
Yet while his colorful and flamboyant style may raise eyebrows in some circles, it's this willingness to take an innovative and unconventional approach to life that has driven his company – the first in Europe to commercially market soya milk and dairy-free chocolate – to become a multi-million-pound operation.
Upgrade U, one of several slightly tuneless R&B chuggers, may raise eyebrows with its suggestion that Beyoncé will "play my part and let you play the lead role" - but Irreplaceable firmly warns Jay that he could also be out on his ear tomorrow.
Official-looking, plausible papers from the Principality of Sealand may raise eyebrows in Britain but, reckon the authorities, it might not attract so much suspicion in new or faraway countries that, while aware that there are tax havens off the British coast, don't necessarily know the details.
But he does tell the reporters that he "advises" on Brexit – and it is the amount of time he appears willing to spend on paid outside interests that may raise eyebrows.
In any other city, the concept may raise eyebrows, but in a place where a book of fiction can become a reality, it is a sign that anything is possible, thanks to Istanbul's new museum manifesto.
While the show's plot may raise eyebrows with salacious shenanigans depicting badly behaved princes and princesses (the network emphasized that it's not based on England's actual Windsor family), the setting couldn't be more proper.
