71.   Consumer prices could soar.

72.   Coffee prices are soaring in Colombia and around the world because global production fell short of expectations this year at a time when inventories already are lean.

73.   Coffee prices soared this year as disappointing crops from Latin America and Indonesia prevented an expected rebound in lean inventories.

74.   Copper prices soared to their highest level in more than five years after a further drop in investors prompted fears that supply would meet demand.

75.   Corn prices soared as weekend rain and forecasts for additional precipitation this week delayed planting in the eastern U.S. crop regions.

76.   Cranberry juice and juice blends were selling strong, prices were soaring and the market seemed to have no bounds.

77.   Critics worry that VeriSign could wield an unfair advantage as resale prices soar for scarce names in the popular .com domain.

78.   Crude oil prices soared for the seventh straight day amid concern inventories are too low as refineries move to increase gasoline production for summer.

79.   Crude and heating oil prices soared as frigid weather in the U.S. and Europe boosts heating needs with stockpiles running leaner than last year.

80.   Crude Oil Prices Cause Air Fare Surcharges Crude oil prices have soared, and air passengers are paying for it.