Back in February Gillian Tett asked "Which middle class, which squeeze?" in the Financial Times, explaining why the term raises so many difficulties.
"Funny Ha Ha" (2003, Andrew Bujalski): Mumblecore is real (neither more nor less so than, say, Italian Neo-Realism or the French New Wave — the fact that the term raises questions doesn't mean that those questions have no reasonable answers) and Bujalski started it.
A.: Well, let me define the term "raising," if I could, because if you mean by it, would they be events at which money was raised, the answer is no.
Test for normality was performed for each variable, and the analysis of the residual error term raised no concern.
Ireland's banking problems are only the latest example of how seemingly solvent institutions can be brought to the brink because they cannot in the short term raise the cash needed to finance themselves.
It lowers workers' productivity and in the longer term raises the risk of myriad ailments, including diabetes, heart disease, strokes and some cancers; it also affects mental health.
But some analysts said oil prices could drop about $20 a barrel in the near term, raising questions about whether such companies could keep up the stellar profit growth of last year.
In only 3 of the 31 cases in which interactions could be tested, the interaction terms raised the model fit significantly with a significance level of 0.05 (see Table 3).
For years, people with hypertension were warned against it, because doctors feared that spikes in blood pressure during strenuous lifting might cause dangerous problems and, in the long term, raise blood pressure.
