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Reid's notes recall: "He [Rothko] touched on the possibility of giving all the paintings to the Tate but my trustees thought this would raise considerable problems so we stayed with the idea of a single room".

Difficulties related to artefacts can be partly resolved by simultaneous analysis of non-enhanced CT, fusion images and triangulation, but continue to raise considerable problems of interpretation.

This sort of research raises considerable logistical problems, however.

"Universities raise considerable sums from philanthropic gifts, £560m cash in the last year," she said.

The Capilla de la Fe priests "raise considerable funds" selling religious items, Mr. Brown said.

First, the federal government can (and should) raise considerable added revenue by closing tax loopholes.

The presence of multiple close allergen homologues across the fungal kingdom carrying epitope orthologues that are structurally indistinguishable from IgE binding epitopes may raise a considerable problem in diagnosis and classification of fungal allergy.

All three raised considerable concerns and criticisms.

Swiller later worked for Ronald Burkle, and raised considerable money for Villaraigosa.

Each candidate had raised considerable money in the state -- Mr. Obama $1.98 million, and Mrs. Clinton $1.88 million.

He raised considerable amounts of money to build a political apparatus unrivalled in the GOP field.