Certainly he despised Hugh Casson, whose Raised Faculty Building adjoins the site.
If one person pays $90 for a service and another pays $110 ,whose payment have you reduced and whose raised?
1401 - 1449 Simon Caboche, byname Simon Le Coustellier (French: "the Cutler") (flourished 15th century) French demagogic agitator whose raising of riots promoted an abortive reform of the royal administration.
Bridget recaptured the top spot in the hardback fiction charts from Terry Pratchett, whose Raising Steam sold 20,468 copies in the past week.
On each corner of a triangular platform, resting on big animal feet, sits a sphinx, whose raised wingtips hold aloft a big tureen.
In April, Concord, an independent label, announced two deals, one to distribute Paul McCartney's post-Beatles catalog and another to buy Rounder Records, the roots label from Boston whose "Raising Sand" won a Grammy for best album in 2009.
Carroll and her husband were among the first to return after the storm and take stock of theirs, Broadmoor, a low-lying area whose raised bungalows and colourful shotgun houses had been inundated by up to 10 feet of water.
It looks out over a school of black fish suspended from the ceiling by fishing line, and a bright white plaster wall whose raised swirls seem as though they were shaped by moving water on the ocean floor.
And the losers would be current and future employees, whose raises would be smaller as companies allocate more earnings to settle claims that might pop up years after litigating employees had departed.
It was a scene which would utterly flummox the ideological foot soldiers, whose raised fists, misspelled signs and froth-flecked rants at their feverishly vilified opponents would make one think the United States is on the brink of a major kanipshin.
