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He said the new development raised "genuine concerns," though he did not specify them further.

He has raised genuine questions about the legal supervision of the NSA within America.

Dr Frost raised genuine concerns about potential criminality following a very serious dispensing error on a military camp and he believes that he was dismissed for doing so".

But whether or not you think the new-look $5 note is aesthetically pleasing, it's raised genuine debate about who gets to feature on our national currency.

Still, noting his own record of opposition to intrusive surveillance and the "cautionary tale" of unchecked state spying in countries like the former East Germany, Mr. Obama said the disclosures raised genuine issues of the balance between liberty and security.

Having taken these unusually public steps to demonstrate its commitment to defend itself and protect South Korea and Japan, the Obama administration appeared to be trying to defuse a situation that many analysts say has gone beyond previous cycles of provocation by North Korea, and raised genuine fears of war.

But disorder also raises genuine security concerns.

Maybe, but the succession question raises genuine problems.

He said Murdoch "did us all a favour" by "raising genuine concerns" about the BBC.

By obliging business to accept the costs it creates, it raises genuine innovation.

First, the treatment of prisoners-of-war under the Geneva Conventions does, it argues, raise genuine security worries.