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raised

[reyzd] / reɪzd /


ADJECTIVE
produced
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Now, Mobile Fortify’s widespread use by ICE has raised concerns among privacy advocates and some former officials, who argue the app is devouring huge amounts of personal information without adequate oversight.

From The Wall Street Journal

The fear is driving people from their homes where they were born and raised.

From BBC

The timing of the disruption has raised fears that travellers will not be able to get home before the start of the working week.

From BBC

More than £100,000 has been raised to help those affected, with organisers saying they had been "blown away" by people's generosity.

From BBC

“Flag Sojourn 250” — was raised over Mississippi, having already covered 40,000 miles of its ongoing international tour of cemeteries, landmarks, governor’s mansions and courthouses.

From Salon