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But the sentencing of Mr. Nashiri raised a potential issue for the United States.

Industry observers, however, said the News Corporation's contribution to the group, and the organization's role in arranging the interview, raised a potential conflict of interest that warranted disclosure.

Joel Gordon, the interim chairman, said he relinquished the chairmanship of the board's legal compliance committee when it was pointed out that his 10-year consulting contract for a total of $2.5 million raised a potential conflict of interest.

It is proposed by a local cooperative group, run by volunteers, who have raised a potential £700,000 to build the plant, which the proponents say would not have any damaging effect on fish in the Thames or other local wildlife.

But it also featured a number of cases where the media raised a potential scandal and then left it unresolved — from The New York Times's report about John McCain's complicated relationship with a female lobbyist, to the Vanity Fair profile of Bill Clinton that implicitly accused him of philandering without coming out and saying it.

The superior physical characteristics of this technique raised a potential reduction in administered dose and/or acquisition time without compromising image quality.

But that raises a potential problem.

Is every one of them now going to raise a potential federal constitutional question?

Other benefactors with ties to the gym have quietly contributed, too, defraying the costs of raising a potential Olympic champion.

Part of the appeal of claiming an affiliation with, say, ISIS, is that it automatically raises a potential terrorist from thug to enemy combatant.

BPA has estrogenlike effects, and animal studies have suggested that exposure may accelerate puberty and raise a potential risk of cancer.