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The predicament of these children raises some issues that the documentary could have explored more fully.

| AOL's decision to invest in TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington's new venture capital firm raises some issues about conflict of interest, David Carr of The New York Times writes.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, O'Donnell said: "It raises some issues about skills of the civil servants, there is no doubt about that.

Jesus is a great addition to the show, for his strength and unpredictability, and because during the next walker attack, we will inevitably hear someone in peril scream, without irony: "Help me, Jesus!" Jesus's arrival also raises some issues for the gang.

Beyond the fact that Stoudamire and the proud veteran Greg Anthony have to wonder what management is doing -- whether it be the thin-skinned Rasheed Wallace or the constantly complaining Arvydas Sabonis, Portland's chemistry has always been fragile -- Strickland's catapult from the bottom of the East to perhaps the top of the West raises some issues.

However, by having a limit on the number of test cases, it raises some issues.

While it's definitely not connecting your children to paedophiles, it does raise some issues.

The review gave scientific processes at CRU "a clean bill of health" but did raise some issues of concern.

Developers and landlords expressed a willingness to pitch in, but they also raised some issues that needed to be addressed first.

But as always, a news story written for the general public is going to leave out some important scientific points, as well as potentially raising some issues.

Some people think those involved in last year's riots took advantage of the situation when it might have been a good opportunity to raise some issues.