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If Wisconsin voters are as malleable this year as they have shown themselves to be in the past, there was much tonight that might have prompted rethinking -- especially as regards style.

If continued frustration with losing doesn't prompt rethinking about the message, what will?

Part III next looks beyond educational programs to suggest how respect for women's sexual pleasure might prompt rethinking several specific aspects of family law, including divorce grounds; civil actions for sexual harm; and the legal treatment of various supports, interventions, and protections that facilitate sexual pleasure, from sex toys to reproductive autonomy.

That finding, though not surprising, should prompt rethinking of how to conduct evacuations, the researchers say.

Similar features have since been integrated into the popular eReader apps and devices, prompting Rethink Books to move in the direction of discovery.

"I was prompted to rethink it, after calls from colleagues who had problems with it.

After meeting mothers from the UK and the US Kate was prompted to rethink her position on the situation.

As it reached out to feminists in France, Belgium and Germany, the group, says Shevchenko, was prompted to rethink its ideas of Europe.

We've been prompted to rethink how we work by local affordability issues, the upcoming opening of the Stanford Redwood City campus and increased telecommuting.

10.49am BST Benghazi backlash should prompt media rethink The backlash against Islamists in Benghazi and the petering out of protests about the anti-Islam film should prompt a media rethink about events of the last fortnight, argues Foreign Policy's Marc Lynch.

In turn, the currency of industrial science prompted the rethinking of academic norms.