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Further economic collapse may prompt more farmers and fisherman to choose piracy.

And they may prompt more careful consideration of the exact type of music that's being played; Enya unfortunately has been a frequent therapeutic choice of prior researchers.

SÃO PAULO, Brazil — The crowdfunding site Ideame has acquired the Brazilian company Movere in a deal that may prompt more consolidation in this sector in Latin America.

Being able to see at a glance that the cost of a policy has risen sharply may prompt more people to shop around for a better deal and could, in theory, have an impact on insurers' pricing decisions.

Lisa Bradner, an analyst with Forrester Research, says that putting online coupons in the consumer's path, rather than posting them to a coupons-only Web site, may prompt more people to use them.

The acquisition, at $69 a share, is Altria's first major deal since it spun off its international tobacco business in March, and it may prompt more consolidation in the tobacco industry.

Such profits may also prompt more calls for regulation of the industry.

She added that the blackout may well prompt more interest in several stalled projects.

The new disclosures may not prompt more employers to pick up the bill for middlemen expenses, but they could lead to paring expenses passed along to you.

A fence in foul territory that is close to the outfield line will tend to direct balls that strike it back toward the fielders, while one that is farther away may actually prompt more collisions, as outfielders run full speed to field balls deep in the corner.

That may prompt many more people to take the plunge.