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Monday's actions were prompted by a rash of incidents on Nov. 15, when police officers impeded and even arrested reporters during and after the evictions of Occupy Wall Street protesters from Zuccotti Park, the birthplace of the two-month-old movement.

The introduction of the S100 Pro Comp helmet was not prompted by any rash of injuries or the growing scrutiny of football helmets.

There was a time, not too long ago, when such an idea might have prompted a rash of musicianly smirks.

A briefing on the eve of Vince Cable's conference speech prompted a rash of headlines suggesting that the business secretary had been reading the Communist Manifesto on holiday.

The movie also examines John Creagh, the firebrand priest whose anti-Semitic rants in Limerick prompted a rash of assaults against Jews in 1904.

Khan's success has prompted a rash of new online video education superstars.

A 20/20 exposé of surgical screws in 1993 prompted a rash of lawsuits claiming the screws broke or doctors failed to disclose their lack of FDA approval.

The news prompted a rash of downward revisions to potash producers' 2009 and 2010 earnings on account of lower expected potash prices.

Not so for Sgr A*, though, which has prompted a rash of competing theories trying to explain its surprising lack of light.

That sparked a sharp drop in its stock price, prompted a rash of shareholder lawsuits and tripped up North Face plans to be acquired by a group that included an investment firm and its then-chief executive, Jim Fifield, who quit last September.

Inflation has edged up, prompting a rash of wage demands and public-sector strikes.