arisen

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but legal complications have now	arisen	about fixing a date [audience laughter]
accrued why this position has	arisen	when these monies are to
reflects the difference that has	arisen	because of the way in
consequences that appear to have	arisen	from that legislation are improvements
vocabulary thus clustering may have	arisen	naturally from the conditions under
susan deacon that question has	arisen	on many occasions over the
context in which this has	arisen	and if we re gonna
the issue seems to have	arisen	in the glasgow context we
lerwick however another situation has	arisen	the younger generation does not
degree of confusion may have	arisen	the executive s response on
response to issues that have	arisen	this committee discussed our work
address the concerns that have	arisen	we fully support the amendments
raise specific difficulties that have	arisen	in the parliament or in
on a point that has	arisen	from hugh henry s letter
whole those scenarios have not	arisen	we just happen to have
built environment most concern has	arisen	from the resetting of the
the broader issues that have	arisen	in our discussion which might
aware that further problems had	arisen	did the sqa assure the
the case would not have	arisen	ann had said whit use