When Hendricks began plodding slowly forward, Thompson would bounce back, bounce back, bounce back and dive in a hard punch to Hendricks dome once the latter was following the pattern.
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"What Trump said: "I think financial markets will bounce back as soon as this — really bounce back.
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I would bounce back and get my heart broken again and bounce back and get it broken again.
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Penguins bounce back, beat Devils PITTSBURGH — The mark of a very good team is the ability to bounce back from a very bad game.
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"It's taken a big hit, but it's going to all bounce back, and it's going to bounce back very big at the right time," he told reporters at the White House.
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" BANK'S PART IN BOUNCE-BACK "Part of the bounce-back, of course part of it, I'm not going to represent all of it by any stretch of the imagination, but part of it is there's a bounce-back because the Bank took timely, comprehensive and concrete action and that action has had an impact.
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But some see a VIX bounce back in the offing.
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"It's good to bounce back from last outing," Eflin said.
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We still need you Sir, please fight it & bounce back.
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That could see the greenback bounce back, some traders said.
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Hillary Clinton said America "will bounce back from this" economically.
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Graphic: U.S. job gains stall - will they bounce back - tmsnrt.
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How will Cheryl bounce back from burning down her house?
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Nebraska will try to bounce back at Iowa on Sunday.
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These purely subjective rankings mean you can always bounce back.
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Only my ability to bounce back from really bad things.
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We know he is a guy that will bounce back.
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We will bounce back and figure our way through it.
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If Stark snaps, we expect him to bounce back quickly.
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Voestalpine's profits could bounce back faster than those of rivals.
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We're expecting them to bounce back next game even better.
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"It was fantastic (to see Ingram bounce back)," Payton said.
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Pornhub's traffic doesn't tend to bounce back until around midnight.
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So he will bounce back, as he has always done.
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And they have time to let their investments bounce back.
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Among the stocks that tend to bounce back the hardest?
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Sure didn't take long for the stock to bounce back.
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He added that he expected the shares to bounce back.
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But it has a chance to bounce back under Disney.
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He's a great player, a great competitor, he'll bounce back.
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They then had to bounce back after Davis's home run.
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Once he returns, they could bounce back into playoff contention.
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"Big bounce back from my last two starts," Finnegan said.
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How did you bounce back from it, if at all?
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Read about the women who are helping it bounce back.
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President Donald Trump said the markets will bounce back quickly.
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It makes it less likely they will bounce back quickly.
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Once it goes, the economy and people will bounce back.
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Stronger airlines that can survive the bumps should bounce back.
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It is not clear how quickly businesses will bounce back.
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We expect them to bounce back even better next game.
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It's not clear how quickly these businesses will bounce back.
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He said he expected locals to bounce back quickly, though.
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We will bounce back as we have done many times.
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Why do some people bounce back from adversity and misfortune?
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Would he "bounce back" after a worse fall next time?
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Raptors bounce back to beat Bucks MILWAUKEE — Coming off a disappointing loss that snapped a three-game winning streak, Toronto Raptors coach Dwane Casey wanted to see his team bounce back Tuesday night against Milwaukee.
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Missteps are inevitable, so hiring people who bounce back is critical.
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What's the most iconic way to bounce back from a heartbreak?
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"I really wanted to have a bounce-back game," Lehner said.
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Will there be a bounce back from last month's disappointing report?
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Analysts remained skeptical about any potential bounce back in the region.
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Ever wonder why it's so challenging to bounce back from failure?
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However, emerging-market currencies enjoyed a bounce back against the dollar.
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Mr Maduro's second hope is that oil prices will bounce back.
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Laws can bounce back and forth between the two for decades.
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It is difficult to see how the opposition can bounce back.
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Once you create that muscle memory, the muscle will bounce back.
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"Be persistent and resilient enough to bounce back and try again."
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He had a few bounce-back seasons left in him. 9.
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The Bulls will try to bounce back next week at Army.
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How do you bounce back from that and keep making music?
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Conservationists are hopeful that the saiga will bounce back, writes Baille.
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Barclays economists also expect to see a bounce back from weather.
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And they don't bounce back on you for a long time.
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Arkansas will look to bounce back at Ole Miss on Saturday.
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But many firms are expecting business to bounce back in 2017.
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And it can help us not just bounce back, but forward.
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Mercer will try to bounce back Tuesday at home against Radford.
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It's in our DNA, this sense of bounce-back and resilience.
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They'll look to bounce back Tuesday in their second pool match.
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Mr. Mugabe appeared to bounce back, flying to Kenya on Aug.
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We'll bounce back from this one and be ready to roll.
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Both territories' economies are struggling to bounce back from the Sept.
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This, then, was the season where he could really bounce back.
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Maybe Ian Mahinmi can bounce back to have a healthy season.
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I tapped it with my comb and it would bounce back.
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Big Sean - Bounce Back (Salva Remix) Venus X No tracklist provided.
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Can Flacco and the Ravens bounce back into AFC title contention?
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South Carolina Upstate tries to bounce back against Campbell on Friday.
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The number would also presumably bounce back when the shutdown ends.
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So much for this being the year when earnings bounce back.
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The United States can bounce back from four years of Trump.
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Even when disaster befell him, Churchill always managed to bounce back.
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That bounce back came after the Dow's worst day since Oct.
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Lopez Obrador, however, was optimistic that the peso would bounce back.
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We was a little rusty, but we're going to bounce back.
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Only the good teams or the great teams can bounce back.
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"I liked the bounce-back a little bit late," Hinch said.
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This too shall pass and my retirement savings will bounce back.
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Some parts of the retail business could bounce back next year.
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The question is, how substantial a bounce back can we expect?
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But don't underestimate California's ability to bounce back from almost anything.
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"We knew we needed a bounce-back game here," Kessel said.
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But believers in Bitcoin think that the currency will bounce back.
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That doesn't necessarily mean they needed therapy to bounce back, however.
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"It's taken a big hit but it's going to all bounce back and it's going to bounce back very big at the right time," Trump said during brief remarks to the press at the White House.
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Actually, though, Britain's economy is fundamentally strong, and will bounce back quickly.
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"You can bounce back," she said, "but you can't erase the past."
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He's been fantastic for us and I expect him to bounce back.
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"It was a good bounce-back win," Portland coach Terry Stotts said.
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How did she bounce back from extreme burnout to find huge success?
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Analysts said they expected demand for German government bonds to bounce back.
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We didn't ever truly bounce back enough for me to feel comfortable.
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Paul's usage and shot efficiency are down, but those will bounce back.
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Sometimes you got to hit bottom before you can bounce back up.
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A month after these declines, stocks tend to bounce back, Kensho finds.
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The election is "a golden opportunity to bounce back", the DUP says.
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Supplies of the popular fruit have only just started to bounce back.
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Even if oil prices bounce back, Venezuela is unlikely to benefit much.
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China has led this year's sharp bounce-back in share prices worldwide.
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Houston Baptist will look to bounce back against Dallas Christian on Tuesday.
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Linnartz said the company was determined to bounce back from both setbacks.
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Should favorable conditions return, corals can bounce back, but it takes time.
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You'll bounce back, I promise—bouncing back is kind of your thing.
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The good news is that the heart can bounce back after disuse.
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Productivity growth has slowed and it's unclear whether it will bounce back.
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So now we're in a position where we have to bounce back.
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"There is no bounce-back, it's all onwards and upwards," she continued.
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It's me and this kid Lefonz I bounce back and forth with.
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In the days after, emails from the form began to bounce back.
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But sometimes corals can bounce back, and that's where LarvalBot can help.
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Northwestern will look to bounce back at No. 3 Maryland on Tuesday.
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Through the years, Microsoft has managed to bounce back from adverse happenings.
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I have no idea how I'm going to bounce back from it.
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We expect Jones to bounce back and put up start-worthy numbers.
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"You have to bounce back right away," Boston center Patrice Bergeron said.
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Gordon believes that Cisco could bounce back up to $52.743 on earnings.
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But even if they do bounce back, can stocks sustain a rally?
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But even if stocks bounce back, he doubts the enthusiasm will last.
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But the Hemons struggle to bounce back, to transcend their nobody-ness.
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The performance Friday night was a bounce back for Chris Mullin's squad.
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There really isn't a "bounce back" after you go crazy on drugs.
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Resilience is a property traditionally defined as the ability to bounce back.
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Both men looked to bounce back from losses in their UFC debuts.
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Nobody better exemplified that bounce-back than Springer, the Astros' center fielder.
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The country will recover and bounce back to normalcy in due time.
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I'm ready to bounce back from this, and to serve my community.
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It ends the advert by saying: We will no doubt bounce back.
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" Trade Desk: "This is a high-growth stock that will bounce back.
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Here's why — and how companies can bounce back from the coronavirus scare.
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This would also impact on the strength of a potential bounce back.
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Sadly, it may take a while for the city to bounce back.
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Because PC keyboards, the bounce-back for your fingers is way better.
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We bounce back home to the rhythm of her invisible punk symphony.
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Expect Rodgers and the Packers offense to look for a bounce-back.
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Another factor for the bounce back is how golf communities are changing.
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"They bounce back and create new growth that will dry," said Eriksen.
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Still, for all that's been fixed, I've never managed to bounce back.
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You have to be able to bounce back and react to things.
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"And my ability to bounce back from one is faster," she said.
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But it is what it is, and I've got to bounce back.
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Investors may think new leadership can help Blue Apron (APRN) bounce back.
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We can easily see this market bounce back in very short order.
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But, helped by more than 92,000 volunteers, Joplin started to bounce back.
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Resilience, roughly speaking, is the grid's ability to bounce back after disruptions.
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"I've been through my worst times, and I'll bounce back," he says.
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Pringle is smiling afterward, and he seems to bounce back just fine.
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"I think job growth should bounce back at some point, but it's not obvious to me that this will happen in October, at least not with a full bounce back," wrote JPMorgan economist Daniel Silver, in an email.
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" KEEPING BOUNCE-BACK IN PERSPECTIVE "The bounce-back (in the PMI index) right now, if you take the sum of the data which has come in, is running a bit stronger than that, that 0.1, that's great, that's welcome.
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Take it as an opportunity to bounce back and be stronger than ever.
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I hate admitting that I just can't get up again and bounce back.
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Aries can bounce back from pretty much anything—but so can you, Libra!
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That was 10.4 percent (the bounce back from mid-February to mid-March).
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I'm sure they'll bounce back, and we've got to be ready to go.
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"The Story of O.J." — JAY-Z Best Rap Performance "Bounce Back" — Big Sean
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Now, the government is trying to bounce back from a high-profile loss.
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The Suns will look to bounce back against the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday.
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They taught me how to not get down on myself and bounce back.
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The bounce back from last month's drop was much stronger than economists expected.
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Only able to score one more goal, Croatia was unable to bounce back.
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Let's see if Samsung can bounce back after the Galaxy Note 7 disaster.
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Despite the bounce back, shares are still down over 6 percent since Friday.
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Raising expectations could make a loss in Iowa harder to bounce back from.
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"It is completely unrealistic that she would bounce back from that," Kelly says.
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Analysts said technical buying helped the futures markets bounce back from Thursday's losses.
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How does a company bounce back after its deepest myths have been smashed?
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Stanford will look to bounce back at home against Oregon State on Thursday.
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It attempts to bounce back from the depths of its foreign policy fiascoes.
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"We know we have to bounce back," Islanders defenseman Calvin de Haan said.
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The new mom also credits breastfeeding with helping her bounce back so quickly.
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Winthrop will try to bounce back its next time out Monday at Illinois.
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I was able to kind of calm down and bounce back from that.
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The across-the-board decline came after a brief bounce-back on Wednesday.
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GE expects industrial free cash flow to bounce back to positive in 2020.
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Fortunately, oil's recent rebound positions Chevron to bounce back sooner rather than later.
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Georgia Tech will try to bounce back at home against Syracuse on Wednesday.
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Whether and when birth rates bounce back, and how high, has broad consequences.
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Novak Djokovic had a bounce-back season in 2018 after two down years.
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To be able to bounce back today is important and keeps us alive.
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Markets that fall around 20% when the economy is strong typically bounce back.
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Clinton has tried to bounce back quickly from medical issues in the past.
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Jackson attributes the successful bounce back to a compatible dynamic with his cofounder.
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"It took a couple of years for me to bounce back," she said.
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The eastward parallel may take a person 13 days to bounce back from.
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Slower-growing supply and healthy global demand helped oil prices bounce back up.
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Some of them managed to bounce back, while others remain in financial trouble.
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American farmers will likely bounce back stronger and China's move will probably backfire.
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In fact, it could give Forever 21 time to restructure and bounce back.
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Forward-looking indicators in the PMIs also deteriorated, suggesting no imminent bounce-back.
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I'm going to bounce back naturally, and I'm not going to stress myself.
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It then counts how long it takes for the light to bounce back.
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It's hard to see a way the Blackhawks bounce back any time soon.
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It's possible that as cash shortages ease, consumer gold demand will bounce back.
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Economic growth will bounce back to 5.8 percent this year, the Treasury said.
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A disaster, yes, but, like Jesus, one I intended to bounce back from.
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"The bounce-back is definitely warranted," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics.
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Whatever happens, the economy will bounce back, and the stock market with it.
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And yes, there are tears on those occasions — but they bounce back fast.
|
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But I thought she was going to bounce back like she always did.
|
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But respondents still expect the metal to bounce back towards $16.700.30,22008 an ounce.
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"This was a great performance to bounce back," Pittsburgh linebacker Arthur Moats said.
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It's taken me years to bounce back from all of these terrible decisions.
|
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He thinks America is resilient and will bounce back, no matter who wins.
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While the industry is now starting to bounce back, progress has been slow.
|
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How can a new mom like me bounce back from their postpartum body?
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Of course, you will eventually want to "bounce back" — key work being eventually.
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Productivity growth has slowed, and it is unclear whether it will bounce back.
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"It's tough for the organization to bounce back from that," Ms. Singas said.
|
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So, can Baylor really bounce back from the biggest scandal in its history?
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In the longer term, markets will also bounce back if a Sino-U.
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Bounce Back is opening up a 6000 square foot building next week beside HMP Brixton that will host additional construction workshops, which will help them support more ex-offenders from across the UK, reaching out to Bounce Back for work.
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"It's important to bounce back, especially in such tough times." editing by David Stamp
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"I do think we will see a bounce back," says Deeter, the venture capitalist.
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But some economists think wage gains could bounce back with the next jobs report.
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LibertyView's Meckler said he would be surprised if Asian stocks don't bounce back Thursday.
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It's also true that some patients bounce back quickly and essentially return to normal.
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They'll try to bounce back in the second game of the series on Tuesday.
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"It felt good to have a good bounce-back inning after Monday," Shaw said.
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Maybe this fighter Mago will bounce back to become heavyweight champion of the world.
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Mainland Chinese shares bucked the downward trend to bounce back slightly from declines earlier.
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You wish you could be out there for more so we could bounce back.
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The Brexit argument is go in there immediately because it will bounce back fully.
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The firm's scale is such that with the right rebranding, it could bounce back.
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Hopefully, it&aposs a somewhat easy answer and something I can bounce back from.
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Carrie Underwood is opening up about the pressure to "bounce back" after giving birth.
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Think the banks might bounce back after the Brexit-triggered plunge in the Dow?
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But oil, which always suffers during bouts of market anxiety, doesn't quickly bounce back.
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"We needed a bounce back after two tough losses," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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" Defender Harry Maguire added on his Twitter feed: "The best way to bounce back.
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Since February lows, only a select group of stocks have managed to bounce back.
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As for the party, rivals whom Mr Najib has vanquished may yet bounce back.
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Croft said Middle Eastern producers were expecting to see prices bounce back by now.
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History suggests the GOP will bounce back from this fiasco faster than people think.
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It's reversible too; when men stop taking it, their sperm counts should bounce back.
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This isn't the first time Jenner has proudly shown off her body's bounce back.
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Stocks look to bounce back: The Thanksgiving break can't come soon enough for investors.
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"I'm still hard on myself, but now I bounce back much faster," Dunn said.
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"It is good to see the guys bounce back after extra innings" on Friday.
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"There's a lot of pressure these days on women to 'bounce back,'" she says.
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Nothing ever went so wrong for the gang that they could not bounce back.
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If you have enough resources, you will always find a way to bounce back.
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As soon as it looks ready to hit a new low, prices bounce back.
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We just have to forget about it and bounce back in the next one.
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If the digital strategy pays off, Zaslav is convinced the stock will bounce back.
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But I also know we are strong resilient people, and we will bounce back.
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Think of a bouncy ball — it's going to bounce back up a little bit.
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That destroys trust, the one attribute necessary for us to bounce back from tragedy.
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"I was really sad, and it took me awhile to bounce back," she said.
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Cowen also said that Verizon's investments in 5G should help the stock bounce back.
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"Once this enemy is defeated, our economy will bounce back quickly!" one status declared.
|
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To be able to bounce back the next play — he was all about that.
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It's part of our world, and we just have to bounce back very quickly.
|
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But Biden's bounce-back in recent days appears to have cut into Steyer's support.
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And you're going to bounce back really well and you're going to look fantastic.
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The shrinking worker population makes it tough for hard-hit regions to bounce back.
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Airline deregulation would see the airline struggle but ultimately bounce back better than ever.
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Meanwhile, U.S gold saw a immediate increase, logging its consecutive three days bounce-back.
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The question is how long Americans will have to wait for a bounce back.
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"There's still time for the liberals to catch up and bounce back," he said.
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But that game is over, so you try to bounce back the next day.
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Throughout his rise to the top he's followed a simple rule: Always bounce back.
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If trade rhetoric begins to soften, large-cap stocks could bounce back, Traynor said.
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Right now, the Martin Luther King wing is losing — but we will bounce back.
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Investment and production might bounce back and a stronger pound could help household finances.
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Instead, they think about how they can use failure to help them bounce back.
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Peel Hunt analysts said they expect the company's sales to bounce back post-election.
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I just don't see how they can bounce back from that in five days.
|
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It's not predicted that malls will ever bounce-back to their pre-recession earnings.
|
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After a brief bounce back to 26 wins in '013-201, the pace accelerated.
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The healthy bounce back in hiring last month should help to quell recession fears.
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"This gives your bras a chance to bounce back to their natural shape," she explains.
|
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Georgia Southern (4-5) will look to bounce back at Florida Gulf Coast on Monday.
|
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His spring training numbers were strong this year, fueling hopes of a bounce-back campaign.
|
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Trump could bounce back from these past 24 hours, but it will take some time.
|
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But Cooperman thinks stocks will bounce back from this decline as they are fairly valued.
|
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Gelbard's not working with Tay anymore, but he seems optimistic the kid can bounce back.
|
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Wall Street is betting that Apple will bounce back from its sluggish 2016 iPhone sales.
|
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Although his work schedule is hectic, the artist knows how to unplug and bounce back.
|
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So despite this quarter's poor outcome, hopes for a bounce-back could keep equities buoyant.
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She'd bounced back from Katrina, she told them, and they would bounce back from this.
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"I think it will hold that line and bounce back nicely as well," he said.
|
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"I put too much pressure on myself to bounce back and be perfect," she says.
|
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"Coming back after that Gonzaga game, this was a good bounce-back game," Bennett said.
|
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"This was a really good bounce-back game for us," Florida coach Mike White said.
|
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The assist gives Kopitar a career-high 82 points in a huge bounce-back season.
|
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Oh, and since nothing matters, once you realize that you'll start to bounce back faster.
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Yet once this initial rotation plays out, these stocks should bounce back, according to Maley.
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Wells Fargo will bounce back, according to Dick Bove, senior banking analyst at Odeon Capital.
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Rather my missteps often teach valuable lessons, and provide the resilience to bounce back stronger.
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Thankfully, every single time I shampoo my hair, my strands bounce back into loose waves.
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One assumes that as the extreme alarm abates we will see Democratic numbers bounce back.
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EditorsNote: rewords seventh paragraph Mavs bounce back, stun Thunder OKLAHOMA CITY — Raymond Felton was embarrassed.
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That said, the young talent has all the time in the world to bounce back.
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For the Packers, it's a disappointing down year from which they're looking to bounce back.
|
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In any case, sudden dips like this aren't likely to last—Apple will bounce back.
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While the defense put together a bounce-back performance, the offense kept right on rolling.
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Staying fit also encourages muscle memory which helps you to 'bounce back' faster without trying.
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Keep in mind I wasn't trying, but everyone told me I would 'bounce back' immediately!
|
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Rubio is looking to bounce back from a disappointing fifth-place finish in New Hampshire.
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"To see him have a bounce-back game, I'm not even remotely surprised," Methot said.
|
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The shares managed to bounce back to around $370 a share when trading was halted.
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Look for the Rams to try to bounce back from a putrid Week 6 showing.
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It's unclear if publishers will bounce back by year's end, but there are encouraging signs.
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A more comprehensive look at the data better reflects the idiosyncratic shock and bounce back.
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He believes stocks would bounce back quickly, and ultimately end 2018 higher than current levels.
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The Opportunity Zone program could be just the catalyst rural areas need to bounce back.
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If layoffs happened but the most talented, accomplished people survived, your company might bounce back.
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The Philadelphia Eagles looked great in a bounce-back effort against the Bills last week.
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We have a chance to bounce back tomorrow night and we're looking forward to that.
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We knew the last game we struggled and we knew we had to bounce back.
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Still, should projections give the Giants an average bounce-back from AGL this upcoming season?
|
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When echoes bounce back, the animal perceives them with fatty pads in its lower jaw.
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Analysts are looking for consumer spending to bounce back after an unexpected slump in January.
|
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Some shrimpers favor backing off on the shrimp to see if they can bounce back.
|
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The forged address also lets the perpetrator avoid bounce-back messages to a traceable account.
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But Golub and other strategists say it's premature to expect a sustainable bounce back now.
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Although they bounce back somewhat after childbirth, they stabilise at about half pre-pregnancy levels.
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The Saints, expected by many to bounce back this year, are a sad 5-8.
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Another similar drop happened June 5, and the company's stock has yet to bounce back.
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I've had a bad game, but usually I'll bounce back and have three good weeks.
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"It's not surprising to see a bit of a bounce back here," said Tariq Zahir.
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Stocks will try to bounce back on Monday from multiple losing weeks in a row.
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The stock may bounce back Monday, now that the uncertainty over Musk's future is removed.
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Is your skin thick enough for you to take a loss and bounce back stronger?
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Newton expects a bounce back to $145 on the TLT, implying more than 3% upside.
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After the game, White Sox manager Robin Ventura expressed confidence that Shields could bounce back.
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"After that, it looked like he got his bounce back in his step," Schwartzel said.
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"Once this pandemic is over, most stocks will bounce back with a vengeance," Cramer said.
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After enduring decades of abandonment, blight and crime, the area has begun to bounce back.
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Markets have often been shaky ahead of midterms, but historically, they've tended to bounce back.
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In order to win this long-lasting battle, we have to bounce back to normalcy.
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I had to keep telling myself that I could get over these injuries and bounce back.
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We do expect a limited bounce-back and our 2017 forecast foresees a recovery to 5003%.
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After reaching 12-year lows hit early this year, oil prices have begun to bounce back.
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Fortunately, we aren't expected to bounce back from childbirth straight into a bikini or designer gown.
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We haven't hit in the last couple of days, but I have confidence we'll bounce back.
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In Tuesday morning trading, however, U.S. equities were poised to bounce back, along with European shares.
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Markets across the globe initially fell overnight but were quick to bounce back and trade higher.
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U.S. stock futures were sharply higher Wednesday, continuing a bounce back from Friday's coronavirus-driven plunge.
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Fundamentals matter -- even for cannabis stocks What will it take for the sector to bounce back?
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He's survived other hurricanes, but he's not sure the island will bounce back from this one.
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Sonar, used by submarines, emits a pulse of sound, then reads the waves that bounce back.
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For soft waves, I keep the curls in place with KMS Curl Up Bounce Back Spray.
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But with housing starts still running ahead of permits, the anticipated bounce-back could be modest.
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So if we bounce back above over the next few days, traders would be less concerned.
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If Trump wants any chance to bounce back in the polls, he needs to avoid it.
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The 218-year-old Dominican is hoping to bounce back from a rough outing on Aug.
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If the postcards bounce back twice, voters are listed as "inactive," according to state election rules.
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The ability to bounce back from defeat is often what distinguishes an entrepreneur from an aspirant.
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Or, at least, how you can bounce back quickly from them and get back on track?
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Bounce-back stories of this kind are quite rare, because the reforms needed are initially painful.
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"As the bounce back from the December lows fades...the fundamentals now reassert itself," Vickers added.
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"I drunk text J.Lo / Old number, so it bounce back," he raps in the second verse.
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Geert Wilders, the Dutch far-right politician, predicted that Le Pen would bounce back in 2022.
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Regarding the human trafficking smear campaign — yes, those rumors massively affected us but we'll bounce back.
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"We needed to bounce back, and the guys did that," Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper said.
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"This will mostly be because Russia and Brazil, which have stumbled, will bounce back," Kynge writes.
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They do expect a bounce back to a pace above 2 percent in the second quarter.
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"It was fun to finally get my bounce back and start blocking shots again," Martin said.
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A big bounce-back after being ejected in the Week 25 debacle in San Francisco. 22011.
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Resilience allows us to overcome and bounce back from heartache stronger and more flexible than before.
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"I'm having a lot of fun telling people's Bounce Back stories — everybody has one," he says.
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He credits the club with helping him bounce back from serious depression following his brother's suicide.
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You can typically bounce back from the emotional funk a few bad days inspire relatively quickly.
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Both schools instead looking for a bounce-back game, but only one will accomplish the feat.
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"I needed a big bounce-back game after the game I had last time," he said.
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Much of the bounce back comes as manufacturers are working to correct for dulled consumer interest.
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Traders said they expected cattle futures will bounce back as margins for beef packers are strong.
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But it hasn't been able to bounce back since his personal and professional struggles. http://for.
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Some drillers need futures to bounce back in order to carry out their plans, Simmons said.
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Traders from the day before thinking we were going to bounce back but it didn't work.
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Those negative feelings rob you of confidence and undermine your ability to bounce back from adversity.
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Cleveland feels set to bounce back and cover this number and maybe win the game outright.
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It sends signals and listens for how long it takes for a pulse to bounce back.
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You wish you could be out there for more so you could bounce back and everything.
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While millennials have decades to bounce back from any debt problems, seniors have no such luxury.
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The Wizards will try to bounce back when they host the stumbling Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday.
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"I was really confident we were going to have a bounce back day today," Yeo said.
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That said ... if there's anyone who's tough enough to bounce back from this tragedy -- it's Adrianne.
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"After my third baby, I was really struggling and I did not bounce back," she says.
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Resilience is making sure you can bounce back in the events when the lights go off.
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New York (CNN Business)The housing market is flashing signs of a bounce back in 2019.
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Lagarde said that the economy should bounce back once the coronavirus outbreak is brought under control.
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There's destruction in a particular area that causes lots of distress, but eventually we bounce back.
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But when white blood cells swarm in to attack the cancer cells, they bounce back, rebuffed.
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It's understandably difficult for him to see how he'll bounce back perfectly from a busted chest.
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But if you do it bit by bit, it's going to be difficult to bounce back.
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He would bounce back not by fixing his mistakes but by fanning fear of foreign threat.
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And when markets start to bounce back, that makes the pain for short sellers even worse.
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Mezher Yerdelen remains optimistic that the real estate market in Turkey will bounce back in 2019.
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Can Clarke bounce back from his horrific injury and maintain his place on the UFC roster?
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The company said it expects demand in China will bounce back quickly after the outbreak eases.
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"As the bounce-back from the December lows fades ... the fundamentals now reassert (themselves)," Vickers added.
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Shoma Uno, the silver medalist from Japan, said he was glad to see Chen bounce back.
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He's a competitor at heart, and that's what makes you stronger, being able to bounce back.
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Still, last year was a bounce back one for the fund, which lost money in 2018.
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After the call ends, it can take me hours to bounce back, sometimes the whole day.
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Asian markets could not bounce back overnight and European shares have wobbled in early Tuesday trade.
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The good news for investors is the Nasdaq tends to bounce back sharply from such losses.
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The nuclear deal had lifted economic restrictions on Iran, allowing its oil industry to bounce back.
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For Brogdon, the game was something of a bounce-back from recent back and head injuries.
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"It's really difficult to know what will be able to bounce back from this," says Andrew.
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Other sectors to bounce back since last Friday's low are technology, consumer discretionary, materials and industrials.
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Not every man who's done wrong will bounce back, and not all of them deserve to.
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The consumer could always bounce back, especially with low interest rates boosting auto and home sales.
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The win allowed Houston to bounce back from an ugly loss at Golden State on Christmas.
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This means that Snap does have the potential to bounce back above $15 from Friday's levels.
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We just got to go out there, find where we can all improve and bounce back.
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He added that news about successful treatments of the coronavirus could help the market bounce back.
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Now that China is beginning to bounce back, the US can probably expect a similar situation.
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Some investors said the financial sector was due to bounce back after its string of losses.
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Usually when disaster befalls coral reefs, they take about 10 or 20 years to bounce back.
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My body doesn't have to 'bounce-back' to my pre-birth body as long as I'm healthy.
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Cappelleri says Apple could soon bounce back up to its 200-day moving average at roughly $194.
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Overall, stocks pointed to a higher open as markets looked to bounce back from last week's rout.
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If you get to third round, but ultimately don't get an offer, it's OK. You'll bounce back.
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Still, Wall Street analysts remain as optimistic as ever and are predicting a bounce back in 2300.
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"We knew UCLA hurt us, but we had to bounce back and bring the energy," Dorsey said.
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Comments from Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida helped stocks bounce back from their lows on Tuesday.
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China shop bull returns Chinese stocks will bounce back into a roaring bull market, predicts Morgan Stanley.
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So we expected some bounce-back, there's been a bit more, but we're keeping it in perspective.
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It was the first of 3 strokes that same year, but he was able to bounce back.
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It employs a laser beam to scan an area and then analyses the reflections that bounce back.
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At that time, the media and sports observers wondered if the league's ratings could ever bounce back.
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The music industry, too, is only just starting to bounce back from the end of physical media.
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"Still got that range… Grizz took the L. All good though… bounce back!!!" he captioned the video.
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However, the star went on to assure his fans that he has faith he will bounce back.
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NEEDING TO BOUNCE BACK FSU cornerback Tarvarus McFadden, an AP Preseason All-America team selection, has struggled.
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The uneven nature of the bounce back is unusual in post-recession U.S. economic history, analysts said.
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But they promise to bounce back in 2018, with 40-or-so lift-offs planned this year.
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Unlike some other areas in America's Rust Belt, the Valley has been relatively quick to bounce back.
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To help her skin bounce back after long flights, Dunn doubles up on her vitamin C serums.
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Aircraft-mounted LiDAR sensors shoot lasers into the ground, which bounce back once they hit an object.
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However, the rails managed to bounce back in late January and early February after being beat down.
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Here are other celebs who made it big, lost it all and then managed to bounce back.
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Here's what you need to know about this common illness, and why Clinton will quickly bounce back.
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Since the temperatures are likely about to bounce back and forth, you'll need a wardrobe that matches.
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And you're expected to bounce back and everything's fine but that's not always the case with postpartum.
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The Senators, who were defeated 6-2 in Florida Thursday, were pleased with their bounce-back effort.
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But, oil has managed to bounce back and has traded slightly above $40 a barrel, Roddy said.
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It was a welcomed bounce-back for Arrieta, who lasted only three innings in his previous outing.
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Minnesota looks to bounce back from a disheartening Week 11 loss when it hosts Northwestern on Saturday.
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In its aftermath, predominantly Black neighborhoods like the Seventh Ward have been the slowest to bounce back.
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We knew he was going to bounce back but he has bounced back in a big way.
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"These results don't depend on some big bounce back in coal," he said by phone from Jacksonville.
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Will they be able to bounce back up to the Championship at the first time of asking?
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Needing a bounce-back season, RHP Dylan Bundy has posted a 7.89 ERA through six spring starts.
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International sales, which weighed on Domino's earnings last quarter, also seemed to bounce back this time around.
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Resilience, on the other hand, is the ability to bounce back quickly from large, infrequent catastrophic events.
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We're seeing nations make a concerted effort to conserve, and when that happens, fish populations bounce back.
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"It was good to see us bounce back offensively after (just one hit on Friday)," Weiss said.
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But financial analysts say Facebook has structured itself to bounce back from this, so investors shouldn't panic.
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Southwest Airlines (LUV) shares could be poised to bounce back from a recent slide, according to Barron's.
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Toto Wolff, Arrivabene's counterpart at the Mercedes team, is not underestimating Ferrari's ability to bounce back quickly.
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Anecdotal reports indicate that demand for labor remains strong, so payrolls should bounce back sharply in October.
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Trump returns to his comfort zone on the campaign trail to bounce back from his blundering summer
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Find out whether your boss has a plan for how the company will bounce back after layoffs.
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Cruz is trying to bounce back from what many observers considered a rocky performance in Thursday's debate.
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This will hurt your image in a way that you'll never be able to bounce back from.
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Arizona has the most talent in the Pac-43; Utah has the talent to bounce back, too.
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But expecting women to "bounce back" continues to be unrealistic and detrimental to new moms and babies.
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"When I came in, I was little bit off, but I tried to bounce back," Montero said.
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But Colucci is confident the interest in sports gambling is so strong, the industry will bounce back.
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Browning, looking to bounce back from a disappointing junior season, completed 18 of 32 for 296 yards.
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And the 258G iPhone on the horizon should help the company bounce back in the coming year.
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But preventing them from making mistakes robs them of the opportunity to learn how to bounce back.
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Trade Tom Wilhelmsen to the Texas Rangers for Leonys Martin, and hope for a bounce-back season.
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Apparently, no crime committed in the name of political corruption is too awful to bounce back from.
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But, if Faber has proved anything in his career it's his ability to bounce back from adversity.
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This continues into the postpartum period, when celebrities "bounce back" to their pre-baby selves seemingly instantaneously.
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Browning, seeking to bounce back from a disappointing junior season, completed 323 of 32 for 296 yards.
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The ball appeared to hit off the top of the outfield wall and bounce back into play.
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In the afternoon of Asian trading hours, oil prices attempted to bounce back from their Monday losses.
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It's one of the 29 federally managed fish stocks that have so far failed to bounce back.
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People need to "let their minds bounce back and rest so that they feel rejuvenated," he says.
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And older people metabolize drugs differently from younger ones, and may bounce back from procedures more slowly.
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Cramer was somewhat surprised to see the biotechnology sector bounce back in 2018 after months of weakness.
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"I personally think it's going to bounce back, but it's fun to watch stars change," Guinan said.
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Part of the joy of giving circles is figuring out together how to bounce back, Lee says.
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He was cast as petty, creating a moment from which the Texas senator may never bounce back.
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After allowing himself time to recuperate, Hossa shifted his attention to preparing for a bounce-back season.
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In many cases, it's easy enough for regulators to bounce back from a loss on procedural grounds.
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But it also can require deep reserves of self-confidence and a professional network to bounce back.
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Dunn explains, The room is the end of hope and the first sign of the "bounce back," a theory in quantum mechanics that claims the universe is a result of a bounce back from a rapid contraction of a Planck star/black hole, rather than a big bang.
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They helped the state shake off the worst of the recession and bounce back in a big way.
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A microphone then measures how strongly the sounds bounce back, indicating whether or not you're actually hearing them.
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The Scarlet Knights will try to bounce back when they finish the regular season against Illinois on Saturday.
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Congolese and U.N. troops have conducted repeated offensives against it, but the group always managed to bounce back.
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Milwaukee will try to bounce back behind right-hander Zach Davies while the Reds counter with Robert Stephenson.
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Whatever the truth about their photo, we're sure Britney can bounce back after even the most negative outcomes.
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How does the 85-year-old Supreme Court justice bounce back again and again — and with such vitality?
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Nobody in baseball has ever sunk to Hamilton's depths from such heights, only to bounce back exponentially higher.
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The study shows that people tend to bounce back to financial solvency once they inch closer to 30.
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She's incredibly funny and a lot of people love her and I think she'll bounce back from this.
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History has shown that the elephant population has the ability to bounce back quickly after numbers dip low.
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Economists expect the impact on the U.S. economy to be minimal, and say it should bounce back quickly.
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So even if the market takes a big hit, I have 30 years for it to bounce back.
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Will the American economy be able to bounce back if no one leaves the house on Black Friday?
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It was a bounce-back game for the forward, who struggled against the Knicks, scoring only eight points.
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To bounce back quicker, listen to my podcast, Let's Talk Heartbreak, which will be relaunched in the summer.
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So it's also troubling to think what violent act the writers will give him to bounce back with.
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A preliminary Angolan November loading plan showed supplies were set to bounce back from a 10-year low.
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We will bounce back, we'll play much better in Game 5, and we'll see where it all goes.
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Aaron Gordon added 17 points, helping the Magic bounce back from a loss at Charlotte a night earlier.
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The UN's population model assumes that countries with fertility rates well below two will bounce back a little.
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They'll try to bounce back and rediscover that winning form when they host the Washington Wizards on Monday.
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The best they can do is try to mitigate the impact and bounce back more quickly, says Holmes.
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For Park, it was a sweet bounce-back from last year's U.S. Women's Open at CordeValle in California.
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Now the Cougars will attemptto bounce back on the road, traveling across the border Wednesday to playat Idaho.
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"Any action against Russian diplomatic missions in the US will immediately bounce back on US diplomats in Russia."
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The report confirmed an expected spring bounce back from somewhat lackluster first quarter jobs growth and exceeded expectations.
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"But if the UK continues to be relevant to the global economy, it will bounce back," he added.
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Monday's developments helped the dollar index bounce back from a 9-month low of 95.470 plumbed on Friday.
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Either way, fans can't overlook how Fabian has been able to bounce back in his last three games.
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You were able to bounce back into the office on Monday morning feeling ready to tackle your work.
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It's unlikely the mobile OS will bounce back, at least not until Microsoft dedicates more resources to it.
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For these children and those who bounce back relatively quickly, experiencing post-traumatic stress may have lasting impacts.
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"It was a little gut check taking this L tonight, but we're going to bounce back," Buckner said.
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Rodriguez said the biggest reward for him is seeing his community bounce back and seeing people doing better.
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"These natural systems do have some ability to be resilient and bounce back," Brainard told The Huffington Post.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Tuesday as technology stocks looked to bounce back.
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Keep saying it all year, it's getting frustrating now, we've got to find a way to bounce back.
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A bounce back up to at least $170 would mark a roughly 10 percent rebound from current levels.
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Take accountability and ownership for areas to improve then bounce back from the feedback and learn from it.
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The move marks a misstep for the Versa brand, which has otherwise contributed well to Fitbit's bounce back.
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Monday's developments helped the dollar index bounce back from a nine-month low of 95.470 plumbed on Friday.
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Kelly has been on the verge of resigning or being fired before, only to bounce back every time.
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They'll look to bounce back and climb back into the top 10 against the No. 20 Iowa Hawkeyes.
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However, the lawmakers' squad will have to bounce back from the loss of its MVP, former Utah Rep.
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To help students bounce back, multiple colleges across the U.S. are accepting Puerto Rican college students, tuition-free.
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Another, Cloudera, is trying to bounce back, and has just unveiled its own "cloud native" data warehousing platform.
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Monday's developments helped the dollar index bounce back from a 0.76093-month low of 95.470 plumbed on Friday.
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And keeping a solid portfolio will ensure that it will be able to bounce back from a correction.
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There will also be an added interest for how McGregor will bounce back from his first Octagon defeat.
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While the market has begun to bounce back, a spate of foreclosures and devalued homes and properties remain.
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He responded with a bounce-back game that saved Ottawa's season—there's no other way to put it.
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The rebound in oil prices and the return of boom-level production could help North Dakota bounce back.
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He had torn a ligament in his knee a couple of years ago but managed to bounce back.
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Then, with less revenue and no certainty on when business will bounce back, companies start laying off employees.
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The novelist and playwright J. M. Barrie (Johnny Depp) is struggling to bounce back after his play flops.
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Trump has repeatedly sought to reassure Americans that the economy will bounce back swiftly once the virus abates.
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Undertaken even for a few weeks before an operation, "it improves your bounce-back capability," Dr. Fried said.
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Going forward, the real challenge will be Netflix's ability to maintain subscribers and help its stock bounce back.
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Unclear if their romance is kaput, but if it is ... this is one helluva way to bounce back.
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But, Couture says the singer can count on his support and love as she begins to bounce back.
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After a couple of days of fencing, though, his body doesn't bounce back the way it once did.
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Learn to Bounce Back From Rejection When someone rejects you, it helps to remember that there's another you.
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If there's anyone who can bounce back from a molecular beating, it'd probably be the Italian Stallion himself.
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Romero is a former Olympic medal-winning wrestler who is hoping to bounce back after two consecutive losses.
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Sales are, however, expected to bounce back to their pre-storm levels by the end of the year.
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Then, in January, CBO projected receipts would bounce back this year, increasing by 20 percent or $40 billion.
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"It didn&apost take me long to bounce back because I had a plan in place," James said.
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In the wake of Amazon Prime Day, some beaten-down retailers started to bounce back from their lows.
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Being 38 years old, it's getting harder to bounce back from eating badly consecutive days in a row.
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"Here's a stock that again got oversold, held its summer lows and tried to bounce back," said Maley.
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Though Monsanto said currency pressure could persist through this year, it saw a possible bounce back in 2017.
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Kudlow and other conservative economists note that so called cap-ex, for capital expenditures, could still bounce back.
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"We have an indomitable spirit in the Bahamas and we will bounce back from this, scars and all."
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He predicts the markets are on pace to have a deep sell-off, and then vigorously bounce back.
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Monday's bounce-back after Friday's declines sent the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to all-time closing highs.
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Most industry professionals and experts are predicting that the market will bounce back once the crisis is resolved.
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These factors ultimately lead to a competitive edge and enable companies to quickly bounce back from challenging situations.
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But Reagan, Clinton, and Obama managed to bounce back afterward, through either economic good fortune or political savvy.
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And when the fires are put out, many Californians won't have the time or resources to bounce back.
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Fortunately, those actions decreased harmful materials in the ozone layer and are enabling it to slowly bounce back.
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Holm has vowed to bounce back after her loss to Miesha Tate and win the UFC belt back.
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Fremanezumab, which comes in monthly and quarterly doses, is crucial for Teva to bounce back after a torrid year.
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That's a remarkable bounce back for Biden from a very unsteady run-up to the announcement of his campaign.
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Florida took a 1003-34 lead late in the half before senior forward Cofer helped Florida State bounce back.
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Cam says it's all part of a master plan to have a bounce-back season after a disappointing 2018.
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Blac Chyna promised to bounce back after baby, and over the weekend she revealed that she's just 11 lbs.
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Khloé Kardashian has been through her fair share of heartache – and now, she's revealing just how to bounce back.
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After a 4.3 percent bounce back this week, the Dow is now up nearly 2.5 percent for the year.
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After two sluggish weeks at the box office, Hollywood looks to bounce back in a big way next weekend.
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Last week, Paulsen said that a deeper correction could help markets bounce back from a historic December sell-off.
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And this past July McDonald gave advice to Tiger Woods, assuring him he would bounce back from his DUI.
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But, check out the clip ... Daymond strongly believes if Olivia doesn't try to hide she can definitely bounce back.
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That means it will be harder for the federal aviation workforce to bounce back, even after the shutdown ends.
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For Biden, the Granite State represents a chance to bounce back after a worse-than-expected showing in Iowa.
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I never would've led him to believe his dad would bounce back from what we saw him succumbing to.
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But in the already-charged environment of a sex store, that can be much harder to bounce back from.
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Then it just carried on from there ... I thought it as a great bounce-back game for our team.
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Steve Chiavarone, portfolio manager at Federated Hermes, says Nike can still bounce back from any disruption out of China.
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As for the genes that didn't bounce back, it's hard to know what to make of them, Mason says.
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Vedanta's bounce back follows a couple of hard year when it was hit by weak commodities prices and debt.
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Give me some credit: I believe this girl is powerful, I've already seen her bounce back from five murders!
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"There was a big question about whether downtown Manhattan was ever going to bounce back after Sandy," Rudin says.
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Why it matters: Concerns about a U.S. economic slowdown have subsided, given the bounce back in recent economic indicators.
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The main skill I got between my 20s and now is that I bounce back from bad things faster.
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Bank Mandiri's economist Andry Asmoro predicted inflation to bounce back to 3.79 percent at the end of the year.
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And while that's her decision, we want to remind you that you don't have to "bounce back" at all.
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Eight months later, with recovery money from the federal government newly available, Arecibo is just beginning to bounce back.
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After those tragic events, she became curious about why some people bounce back from pain more quickly than others.
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The solution: Kim says reefs can bounce back if the stressor, whether that's warmer water or pollution, is addressed.
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Treated by Westway Veterinary Centre in Newcastle at the time, Nutmeg appeared to fully bounce back from the incident.
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The Rays will try to bounce back behind right-hander Alex Cobb while the Pirates counter righty Trevor Williams.
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The Wizards will try to bounce back from another disappointing setback when they visit the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday.
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"I don't think you can argue that valuation is going to bounce back to its previous level," added Williams.
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"We had to bounce back from the last couple of games," said goaltender Philipp Grubauer, who made 103 saves.
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I really enjoy the new bounce-back shield mechanic, which makes for much more complex and pleasantly strategic gameplay.
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Another way to avoid bounce back is by putting absorbent material (like foam) between the wall and the speakers.
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Here's a list of some retailers that did — and a few who did not — bounce back from bankruptcy filings.
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How long it will take the oil market to bounce back is a frequently asked question by energy investors.
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Poor Fred, meanwhile, couldn't bounce back from a bad kiss, and was given the dreaded mid-date heave-ho.
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The bounce back from August's poor numbers was anticipated by Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West.
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One idea is to launch giant mirrors into space, where they would bounce back some of the sun's energy.
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Southwest Airlines – Southwest shares could be poised to bounce back from a recent slide, according to a Barron's article.
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But, by then, the trade chaos may have dragged on for so long the global economy won't bounce back.
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After a disappointing initial showing of just 38,000 new jobs in May, everyone is hoping for a bounce back.
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Kelly had been on the verge of resigning or being fired several times, only to bounce back each time.
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"It's kind of disappointing that I didn't bounce back the way I wanted to this past start," Matz said.
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Then again, Rahman wouldn't be the first founder to bounce back from failure, and he has plenty to prove.
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We're now 12-2 over the past two weeks to bounce back from a rough start to the season.
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The Devils need a bounce-back year from Cory Schneider, who spiraled to a 33 goals-against average and .
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Economic growth is expected to bounce back after a subdued first quarter, as it has in the recent past.
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Hopefully, you can afford the losses, or maybe stocks will bounce back by the time you need the money.
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Trump is publicly and privately telling his advisers that the markets will inevitably bounce back, according to the official.
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Say what you will about The Walking Dead, but it has the ability to bounce back out of nowhere.
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The last recession was unusually severe, and the current recovery hasn't provided the bounce back newspapers were hoping for.
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Under his leadership, the restaurant has seen its sales bounce back and its stock price reach all-time highs.
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The bounce back for the tech stocks came as the broader U.S. market rebounded after a two day plunge.
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If she beats poll-based expectations and unexpectedly does well in New Hampshire Tuesday night, she could bounce back.
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The big picture: He's already been removed from the company website, and emails to his BlackRock account bounce back.
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Further weighing on gold was a bounce back in Asian shares, which followed a record run in Wall Street.
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The reality is that no one knows how Durant will bounce back a mere six months into his rehabilitation.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer was somewhat surprised to see the biotechnology sector bounce back in 2018 after months of weakness.
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"We should have won the first match, so we needed to bounce back," Team World Captain John McEnroe said.
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"It's a bounce back after an overdone situation last week," said David Joy, chief market strategist at Ameriprise Financial.
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Resilient people do not bounce back from hard experiences; they find healthy ways to integrate them into their lives.
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AWS' bounce back in revenue growth shows the cloud service is becoming more efficient with its platform, analyst say.
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If the automaker can achieve deliveries in the ballpark of 200,000 units, he said, the stock could bounce back.
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Its hard to tell in this trajectory whether you are going to bounce back or just keep going downhill.
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"Main Street will bounce back once the public health separation orders are relaxed in the months ahead," Stockman said.
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Either we're going to bounce back and the market is going to be incredibly saturated or I don't know.
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And there have been moments where the US looked to be in grave trouble and managed to bounce back.
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He seemed to bounce back ok, if only dazed by the unsettling reminder that he isn't a pro ballplayer.
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She's doing work that's fun — and it would be nice to see Kodak bounce back into the popular culture!
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To call his Game 22 performance a bounce back would be a bit of an understatement, given the stakes.
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The stock market, panicking over this, crashed, only to bounce back strongly over the next day and a half.
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Some of the pressure is being relieved on the sector, but it's not necessarily going to bounce back from here.
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Technical buying at support levels at 21.40,21 on the S&P 2500 also helped stocks to bounce back, analysts said.
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It was a bounce-back performance for Washington goalie Braden Holtby, who was pulled in the second period against Pittsburgh.
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Even spend time visualizing the worst case scenario so you can bounce back fast when or if bad things happen.
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Munich Re and the insurance industry have been trying to bounce back from large natural catastrophes in 2017 and 2018.
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There's a less defined "bottom" to a key press, certainly no bounce back, and I really enjoy that for typing.
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Kaboom. But take the marshmallow out of the heat, and it'll deflate — although the stretched out gelatin doesn't bounce back.
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The forint would likely bounce back from resistance at 211.71 to the euro and correct toward stronger levels, it added.
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Despite the bounce back in markets, the U.K. still has a long way to go when it comes to politics.
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Winston and the Buccaneers will try to bounce back when they host the offensively challenged Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.
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Plus, during pregnancy, the abdominals can stretch or separate from their ligaments, and they don't always bounce back into place.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Thursday Wells Fargo will bounce back from its sales practice settlement reached earlier this year.
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He struck out six batters and walked only two to help the Rays bounce back from a tough loss Monday.
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But history shows the drop in shares has gone too far and they may be due for a bounce back.
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CMC Markets analyst David Madden said a bounce-back in global equities since late December appeared to be losing steam.
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Investors hoped that Snap's shrinking user growth rate was just a phase, and that it would bounce back from competition.
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When those waves hit something solid — especially something metallic, like a plane — they bounce back and the dish detects them.
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Some investors had hoped for a bounce back before the holidays but the "Christmas rally" has proven elusive so far.
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She virulently defended Rousey's resilience and ability to bounce back from a loss in a recent interview with MMA Fighting.
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This bounce back in oil prices, however, failed to boost every oil and gas stocks, with the sector closing mixed.
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Economists expect a bounce back in the second quarter and are looking for some signs of that in the payrolls.
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Technical buying at support levels around 2,700 on the S&P 500 also helped stocks to bounce back, strategists said.
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Many economists say this decline will be temporary, but there are doubts about how strongly the economy will bounce back.
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In this vein, Christmann said that Apache continues a conservative approach despite its optimistic views of an oil bounce back.
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"The guys will truly bounce back and get this thing headed in the right direction," Jacksonville safety Tashaun Gipson said.
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That said, big endings may be taking place now, too—but you'll likely bounce back quickly like you usually do.
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The media bombards us with messages about "post-baby bodies" that suggest we should "bounce back" immediately after giving birth.
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South Carolina looks to bounce back from its first defeat of the season when it hosts reeling Missouri on Saturday.
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That would be a mistake, given that history shows that presidents can bounce back from a rough first 100 days.
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By doing this, you'll hear only the pure direct sound, not the distortion caused via bounce back from the walls.
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Also, the speed with which people bounce back from being laid off also depends on where people are in life.
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The Cavaliers will try to bounce back from a 21-point loss when they host the Denver Nuggets on Monday.
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All too often, she explains, women feel inclined to blame themselves if they don't bounce back as quickly as desired.
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Luckily, if a publisher reforms its ways and "they stop posting clickbait, their referral traffic will bounce back," Mosseri explains.
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Dow futures pointed to a bounce-back on Wednesday, with a gain of a bout 103 points at the open.
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Not only did I not bounce back after my pregnancies, but the notion of bouncing, in any direction, sounded awful.
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The stock's rise helped the Dow bounce back from a 22.4-point deficit and snap a five-day losing streak.
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Sullivan didn't lean on the notion that Fleury would bounce back or the fact he has won a Stanley Cup.
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But being able to bounce-back, we regrouped got the ground ball from Voit to get out of the inning.
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To avoid a life of misery, you must bounce back regardless of the situation that you're faced with, said Munger.
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"We heard it from Torts in the first intermission, and we responded, found a way to bounce back," Wennberg said.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said the U.K. economy would bounce back from a weak start to the year.
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We got beat pretty badly, so to bounce back tonight and put the effort we put out there is impressive.
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But UBS strategist Francois Trahan says that as signs of economic weakness mount, stocks become less likely to bounce back.
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Iowa looks to bounce back from a humbling defeat when it hosts Purdue on Saturday in a Big Ten clash.
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Wall Street also kept an eye crude prices as they tried to bounce back from back-to-back sell-offs.
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Conversely, this righteous move may also help Twitter bounce back from some of its missteps as Facebook has soared forward.
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Boston College's leading scorer Jerome Robinson will be looking to bounce back after a nine-point performance against the Cavaliers.
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But as Ms. Campbell has proved time and time again, she is a fighter who knows how to bounce back.
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A trip to New York to play the Giants should provide a good opportunity for Green Bay to bounce back.
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Retirees can turn to other assets like cash and bonds as they wait for stocks to bounce back, he said.
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Rural demographics and aging infrastructure often make it harder for these regions to confront an economic crisis and bounce back.
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Lawmakers have an opportunity to give them the tools they need to bounce back faster and make them more resilient.
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He pronounced himself "very happy" with the Fed's action and predicted a rapid economic bounce-back once the pandemic subsided.
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Operating on your own terms can also give you the confidence to bounce back when things don't go as planned.
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"We've always said the Bronx had the ability to bounce back, given its available land and zoning," Dr. Salvo said.
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Drew was in WeHo Tuesday night leaving Catch when our photog asked if Weinstein could bounce back from the scandal.
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Zack Wheeler allowed one run on five hits in seven innings to bounce back after losing his previous two starts.
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Red Sox second baseman Brock Holt said his team's ability to bounce back from that loss showed his club's resiliency.
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In addition to investigating how people bounce back from breakups, I study how people begin and maintain high-quality relationships.
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I guess my question is for you, Kara: In 2018, do you think that Uber is going to bounce back?
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At the helm of Mr. Trump's candidacy, Mr. Manafort knew from experience that he was well positioned to bounce back.
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I saw the value of my investments bounce back during the recovery and I have faith that they will again.
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Meanwhile, Trump, whose Oval Office address on Wednesday night helped spark the selloff, said the markets will bounce back quickly.
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We need to act in a coordinated manner, to help Europe's economy weather this storm and bounce back strongly afterwards.
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"Just having faith in the economy being able to bounce back is a conversation that has to happen," Hush said.
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Leaving money in the account is good because the market will eventually bounce back, Laura McCamy wrote for Business Insider.
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Lovelorn teenagers usually bounce back pretty quickly, but parents shouldn't underestimate the scale of the loss in the short term.
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Judge, was also slated to sit out Tuesday's game in the hopes of helping him bounce back from his slump.
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Despite the ongoing challenges, Chan said he believes the economy will be able to bounce back in the long term.
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The vast majority of businesses will bounce back, but you can't actually "make up for" lost sales in these industries.
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Children are dependent on many inter-related community factors that may influence their ability to bounce back after a disaster.
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But there are two big reasons that manufacturing is likely to bounce back: low inventories and a strong housing market.
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But that scenario assumes a quick containment of the virus and a bounce-back later in the year, it said.
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The Nevada caucuses could present an opportunity for Biden, who maintained the lead for months, to bounce back against Sanders.
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It would then bounce back and forth in a line forever, never moving to any other part of the table.
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Some bullish options traders on Wall Street are betting Snap's troubled stock might bounce back as early as next week.
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We need to figure out a way to bounce back against Boston and Charlotte, and we will see what happens.
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Can Houston's offense bounce back against a Colts defense that is in the middle of the pack in most metrics?
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He broke his neck in high school wrestling and credits physical therapy, nutrition and supplements with helping him bounce back.
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"Bank stocks are helping the market bounce back more than most traders thought it would," said Scott Redler, partner with T3Live.com.
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Mr. Trump's existing strength in New Hampshire may give him an opportunity to bounce back from his slouching finish in Iowa.
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These waves travel through the ground until they hit permafrost, then bounce back to the plane at different angles, or polarizations.
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Silicon Valley got far more upset over Trump's surprise win than Manhattan, and is taking longer to bounce back, he said.
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Mostly though, he asked his fans to send well wishes and prayers, and insisted that he will bounce back soon enough.
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And sweaters — a category within apparel that's struggled in recent years — is starting to bounce back with "small gains" in sales.
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Also, Musk would like his car company to bounce back from lower production numbers and dropping stock prices earlier this year.
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People can bounce back and forth between screensharing and video chat, and tap a friend's window to view it full-screen.
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Nvidia "stock will likely not bounce back right away, given the severity of the miss," Morgan Stanley said after the results.
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Those problems could make it harder for the global economy to bounce back — and Trump is not making it any easier.
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It took two years to bounce back from the loss of my job, and three more to get my trajectory back.
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But as with the SARS experience, economists said retail sales in China could bounce back after the new coronavirus is contained.
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Barton's bounce-back game helped Denver beat the struggling Lakers (20-47), who lost for the 10th time in 267 games.
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For years, these women watched other men in the industry bounce back after allegations of sexual harassment or even sexual assault.
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This season has been something of a bounce-back year for Wiggins, though he has cooled down after a hot start.
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Even with the low growth expectations, the minutes noted that members expected GDP to "bounce back solidly" in the second quarter.
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Don't shed a tear for Bezos ... he could soon reclaim the top spot if Amazon stock is able to bounce back.
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"It feels good to bounce back," said Sulaimon, who finished with a season-high 26 points while attempting just 211 shots.
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But if ratings don't bounce back this year, advertisers may finally decide that pro football isn't must-see TV, after all.
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Still, sterling's recent slide was expected to be short-lived, with the currency forecast to bounce back over the coming year.
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RHP Anibal Sanchez will try to bounce back from a woeful start in Texas when he faces Kansas City on Wednesday.
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OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Jeremy Maclin came to Baltimore looking to bounce back from an injury-marred, unproductive season in Kansas City.
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Can Sonic the Hedgehog ever bounce back after so many disappointments, dating all the way back to 1998's Sonic Adventure?
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"I will bounce back," she said, adding she wanted to inspire women who have been "treated badly and dominated by society."
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"We've got to bounce back from here, and we've got the group to do it," Ducks coach Dana Altman told reporters.
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"We say that resilient people 'bounce back,' but being resilient after a breakup is not about being elastic," Dr. Jay says.
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Overall for the tech IPO market, this is a big bounce back after the lacklustre performance of Funding Circle last week.
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"With the bounce back in the domestic economy and in the world economy, there's definitely hope for higher earnings," said Siegel.
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And although GDPgrowth of 3.2% in the first quarter hid some softening components, recent trends suggest that they will bounce back.
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If Britain pulls off a smooth exit from the European Union by the end of October, business investment could bounce back.
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A strong bounce-back on Wall Street Tuesday, which followed two sessions of steep post-Brexit declines, basically erased Monday's downturn.
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With no signs of a bounce back any time soon, retail earnings this week are sure to paint an ugly picture.
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Can we learn anything from them about how to enhance our own immunity and ability to bounce back from a bite?
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But Skye said on Monday that she doesn't expect her body to immediately "bounce back" — nor does she want it to.
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But CMC Markets analyst David Madden said a bounce-back in global equities since late December appeared to be losing steam.
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" Now that the shutdown is over, we think that sentiment could bounce back at least somewhat, but this is not guaranteed."
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The former vice president could overperform and bounce back in New Hampshire, where polls show him trailing Sanders by wide margins.
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The firm thinks comparable sales numbers will bottom out this summer, it will take longer for profit margins to bounce back.
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ET. Economists have been cutting forecasts for first-quarter GDP, expected Friday, but are hopeful the second quarter will bounce back.
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Workers who lose their jobs don't necessarily bounce back and find new work in other industries as conventional economic theories predicted.
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That means Twitter must bounce back quickly, or get bought, or suffer a continuing stock-price decline, perhaps to single digits.
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Throughout the series, Hannah has managed to bounce back from every career mishap without ever facing the serious possibility of eviction.
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He embraced a simple goal to foster a bounce-back game: get teammates more involved and turn up his own aggressiveness.
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Our sources are quick to add Kanye could bounce back before the new year, but it's just too early to tell.
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She will email me all the time random ideas she has for things, and we'll just bounce back and forth ideas.
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No. 11 Wisconsin looks to bounce back from its first loss of the season when it hosts Chicago State on Friday.
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The annexation of Crimea and the war in Ukraine saw the news and the president bounce back again (see chart 3).
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I think an important thing about being a good server is to be able to bounce back from a bad situation.
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In a different study, it measured the time it takes for tourism to bounce back from a variety of adverse events.
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Katrina Scott opened up about feeling societal pressure to lose baby weight — and empowering other moms who didn't "bounce back" immediately.
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Central bank officials have said that after a dip in output, the economy should bounce back as reconstruction efforts gather pace.
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Analysts still expect the Chinese market will gradually bounce back as the two sides try to hammer out a trade deal.
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A good year for growth stocks does not necessarily mean that value stocks will bounce back the following year, of course.
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The bounce back from the lows is a key indicator in the resilience of the market, Acampora told CNBC last week.
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Some investors had hoped for a bounce back before the holidays, but any "Santa Claus rally" has proven elusive so far.
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Paulsen said cyclicals tend to bounce back from periods like this in a major way regardless of how the economy performs.
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Stocks may head lower, but they will likely bounce back and go higher, investing expert Neil Hennessy told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"It's really a true test of this team's character," Draymond Green said of his team's ability to bounce back from defeat.
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The Warriors will make some tweaks in practice and try to bounce back when they visit the Sacramento Kings on Sunday.
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Absolutely. If you spend enough time working, you'll likely make a mistake (or two) that you'll need to bounce back from.
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Afterward, DeBoer insisted he expected Jones — as well as the rest of his team — to bounce back strong in Game 5.
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He argued that the economy would bounce back once the government reopens and any hit to GDP would eventually be recovered.
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How do you bounce back from the longest government shutdown in US history — especially when that reprieve may only be temporary?
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He created Reaganomics to bounce back from the economic recession from the Carter era and helped to create an investment boom.
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Bullish investors argue that the company will bounce back, and that Netflix is still an attractive investment for the foreseeable future.
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Underdogs went 10-4 against the spread, leaving those betting favorites (ourselves included) left looking to bounce back in Week 7.
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As many areas of the market surge or bounce back, Cramer asked investors to keep an eye on the hidden winners.
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Air travel is expected to bounce back after the pandemic subsides, and the industry's emissions are expected to triple by 2050.
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Those actions helped the stock market bounce back in a historic upswing Friday, with the Dow gaining more than 2,000 points.
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And for everyone else, a little extra will help the economy bounce back faster once we can leave our homes again.
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"Generally, if transportation and infrastructure have not been affected then you're going to see an immediate bounce-back," Mr. Heywood said.
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But the broad picture is encouraging: The ozone layer is on track to bounce back to 1980 levels by around midcentury.
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Even more impressive was Binnington's bounce-back from being pulled in Game 13 for the first time in his N.H.L. career.
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I realized that if I wanted to bounce back from the research rejections, I had to find a way to teach.
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Researchers at Berkeley have found that this technique, called self-distancing, can help people bounce back from distressing events like rejection.
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Economists expect consumer spending to bounce back in the second quarter, as December's market drop and January's shutdown fade into memory.
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President Donald Trump, whose Oval Office address on Wednesday night helped spark the selloff, said the markets will bounce back quickly.
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But there are still some standout companies who are well-prepared to weather the crises and bounce back stronger than before.
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I know how we're going to react, I know what we're going to do and how we're going to bounce back.
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"We're such a young team and it's important that we can bounce back from losing (six) in a row," Anderson said.
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" —Tristan R. "Last year, my boyfriend of two years and I broke up, so I downloaded dating apps to 'bounce back.
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" Goldstein went on to say this market won't "bounce back," but instead handbag makers need to become "far more consumer centric.
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"We weren't happy with the result we had yesterday so we just wanted to try to bounce back today," Kempe said.
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While most people can bounce back within a week, some infections can be severe and life-threatening, according to the agency.
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Those who argue nature will bounce back because Australia is fire-prone are "overlooking the interaction with climate change", he said.
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Furthermore, because many LGBTQ people experience rejection from either family or friends, they may not have the support to bounce back.
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Unfortunately, we didn't get the first one but now we're going to bounce back and try and get the one (Wednesday).
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In part, that difference in bounce-back can be traced to where the upper and middle class, respectively, invest their money.
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Speaking to CNN ahead of the vote, Chow said he expected a defeat but that pro-establishment parties would bounce back.
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"This time, it's about a week after the death cross took place, and the stock's starting to bounce back," Maley said.
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SO EVENTUALLY – THIS IS JUST A LITTLE RUMBLING, A LITTLE FAULT LINE, AND I THINK THIS MARKET WILL BOUNCE BACK PROBABLY.
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The city is slowly starting to bounce back, with Beira's main road reopening yesterday and small shops starting to sell rations.
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A Reuters poll last month had predicted the bloc's economic growth would bounce back somewhat and expand 0.4 percent this quarter.
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However, Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, says Apple is best suited to bounce back from any short-term trade impact.
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Each brush is then gummed, a process that gives the brush head its final shape and allows it to bounce back.
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They seek a bounce-back effort against New York right-hander Luis Severino, who opposes veteran Jesse Chavez on the mound.
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Ifo said inflation would bounce back in Germany as past oil price drops are being knocked out of the base figures.
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Any changes made by the Senate will require the funding bill to bounce back to the House for a second vote.
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Biden, the onetime front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, is looking to bounce back in the Nevada caucuses on Feb.
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Lasers on Earth shined at that spot will bounce back, enabling precise measurement of the distance between Earth and the moon.
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"It's a nice bounce-back certainly after yesterday for sure," said Gary Bradshaw, portfolio manager of Hodges Capital Management in Dallas.
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But still, I have hope that Yara will bounce back and get us to crack a smile or two along the way.
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Each time there were four things, and only four things, that were always in place in order for me to bounce back.
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No. 63 Florida State will attempt to bounce back from its worst loss of the season when it visits Syracuse on Saturday.
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Northwestern looks to bounce back from a disappointing defeat when it hosts Bowling Green to close out non-conference play on Saturday.
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Whatever it is, food poisoning allows you to bounce back by the end of the day and brings pity from co-workers.
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Dixon said TCU has to bounce back quick after losing at Texas Tech and at home versus Baylor in the last week.
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The Pistons will try to bounce back on Saturday when they continue their road trip by visiting the NBA-worst Philadelphia 76ers.
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Tonight was one of those nights for Yu. I feel confident he'll be able to bounce back and be ready to go.
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"With the Verizon strike settled, job growth will bounce back in June," said Stuart Hoffman, chief economist at PNC Financial in Pittsburgh.
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The upshot is that, whether stashed in bad banks or converted into equity, the debt could yet bounce back into banks' hands.
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Ever since crude bottomed in mid-February, Jim Cramer has been convinced that oil could easily bounce back to $50 a barrel.
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Skip Marley - "Chained To The Rhythm"Miley Cyrus - "Malibu" Kendrick Lamar - "Humble"Big Sean - "Bounce Back"Chance the Rapper - "Same Drugs"D.
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The Rockets will try to bounce back from a 31-point loss at the Spurs when they visit the Thunder on Friday.
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"Given the blowout retail sales we saw in March, the stage was set for a nice bounce back in Q2," he said.
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He anticipates that stocks will continue to bounce back and forth until investors figure out if the consumer is strong or weak.
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Astrologers know you always bounce back after a tough time, but make sure you're really taking the time you need to recuperate.
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Closed sales of existing homes did bounce back unexpectedly in September, but those sales represented buyers out shopping in July and August.
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Bookmakers expect a bounce-back, listing the Ravens at about 33-1 to win the Super Bowl, better than quite a few .
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"I will bounce back," she said, adding that she wanted to inspire women who have been "treated badly and dominated by society."
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It's not clear how long it will take—or even if—the bleached portions of the Great Barrier Reef will bounce back.
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When we take some of the human pressure off (hunting, fishing, and harvesting), it's pretty amazing how quickly things can bounce back.
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There were scant high-profile ransomware victims in recent months, but the problem is highly likely to bounce back strongly in 2019.
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She was able to bounce back after radical LARS surgery, plus plenty of hard work to try and make it to Rio.
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When you realize what you did last night and can't imagine a future in which you're able to bounce back from it.
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Stateside, on Friday, the June nonfarm payrolls are due and market watchers expect a bounce back, following the disappointing May jobs figure.
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I want other women, on either side whether you bounce back or not, to feel like they can be okay with that.
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But that could be just the beginning for its bounce back, says bitcoin bull and Fundstrat Global Advisors' research chief Tom Lee.
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To bounce back from sluggish sales, Samsung announced it will be introducing a new Galaxy Note a little bit earlier than usual.
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The Northern Irishman is trying to bounce back after missing the cut at the British Open at Royal Portrush in his homeland.
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Andrew Carter, chief executive of Centre for Cities said that London is well-placed to bounce back from any post-Brexit downturn.
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Mottola says women who continue to stay physically active during pregnancy are more likely to bounce back quickly and completely after labor.
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The Point: Beto has to hope that not only has he bottomed out, but that he has enough time to bounce back.
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No one affected by their schemes ever really gets hurt, and the boys always bounce back with relentless good cheer and optimism.
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The fight marked Burkman's first ever at lightweight, and Noons' chance to bounce back from a recent submission loss to Alex Oliveira.
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The Terrapins will try to bounce back from a stretch of three losses in four games when they host Illinois on Thursday.
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Radar, like lidar, sends out a signal and waits for it to bounce back, but it uses radio waves instead of light.
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The dollar fell on Wednesday after President Donald Trump criticized its recent strength, but analysts expect the greenback to bounce back soon.
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At this point, if the SOX fails to bounce back quickly and strongly, it's going to be quite negative for the group.
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Shares of those companies have only just now started to bounce back, after declining by a combined $66 billion over two months.
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First-quarter growth grew at a weak 0.7 percent, but economists expect a bounce back and some see growth over 3 percent.
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"You get down four runs in a game and see the offense bounce back, it's exciting from an offensive perspective," Green said.
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While big companies might be able to bounce back from spreadsheet errors causing cash flow disruptions, startups may not be so lucky.
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First, the economy's bounce back after the first quarter slump would have to be weaker than expected, with growth just around potential.
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Finance ministry officials remain tight-lipped about how quickly they expect growth to bounce back after it slowed following so-called demonetization.
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It's unclear if, and how, the sticky rice feast will ultimately help Chinese tourism to Thailand bounce back over the coming year.
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I like creating characters not just in movies but in videos, that can reappear and bounce back and sometimes pop up onstage.
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Journalists have gone there many times before, but this is exactly the type of institution that tends to bounce back from attack.
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In healthy markets, stocks typically bounce back sharply following big drops, but that hasn't happened as frequently in this recent market correction.
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But we haven't seen that trend line for long enough to say it won't bounce back like it has in the past.
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Clemson will look to bounce back against No. 19 Florida State on Saturday, while Virginia Tech travels to Boston College on Saturday.
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The Spurs will try to bounce back when they continue the four-game road trip by visiting the Indiana Pacers on Sunday.
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Indeed, crude prices have made a bit of a comeback, though the energy sector has not appeared to bounce back in sympathy.
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Democrats, eager to bounce back from a demoralizing 2016 election, have benefited from a wave of new energy and anti-Trump fervor.
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"If, like me, you believe that Macau is ready to bounce back, then both stocks have more room to run," Cramer said.
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Of course, Fitbit tried to put a happy face on its recent woes by reconfirming its plan to bounce back: a smartwatch.
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The Browns looked dreadful on Monday night against the 49ers, but we're backing them to bounce back this week against the Seahawks.
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A bounce back in U.S. technology stocks after a sharp two-day decline helped several Wall Street indices close at record highs.
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It's an attractive agenda for those who believe the economy will only bounce back if the government gets out of the way.
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The Wildcats never have lost three in a row under Calipari and average a 212-point victory in the bounce-back game.
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"Or, they may feel that sharing their own struggles is futile, because the topic will ultimately bounce back to your office dilemmas."
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Any type of major change involves grief, and how you deal with that sorrow will ultimately determine how quickly you bounce back.
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In a healthy bull market, the selloff would be just a blip — stocks would typically bounce back after a huge sell-off.
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Coach Mike Yeo was not surprised by the bounce-back effort, citing the leadership of players such as Pietrangelo, the team's captain.
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But she had concerns over how quickly the railroad could bounce back since it has been facing financial problems and other issues.
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With modifications to the plane's software underway and hopes that it will fly again soon, the question remains: Can Boeing bounce back?
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They transmit radio waves and measure the time it takes for those waves to bounce back, and any changes in their frequency.
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She had to bounce back quickly after the birth of her child, but she's ready to take on the world in Rio.
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Like many in the Keys, Beier believes the archipelago will bounce back stronger because of the generosity and perseverance of its residents.
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Industry officials say the business will eventually bounce back, once supplies burn off and demand for coal rebounds in places like China.
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Zuccarello had his initial shot bounce back to him off Blue Jackets defenseman Ryan Murray, and he sent the rebound past Korpisalo.
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Why it matters: The bounce-back is significant and indicates stability in India's eight core sectors, including coal, cement, electricity and steel.
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Basically the waves they send power the device and bounce back slightly changed, depending on what the nerve or muscle is doing.
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This week we're hoping to bounce back with a winning week, and backing Oregon, Boise State, Clemson, and more to do it.
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Raychaudhuri added that earnings growth at Asian companies, excluding Japan, is likely to bounce back in 20203, partly as trade concerns recede.
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If Charlotte's new center realizes he's nothing more than a well-decorated role player, the Hornets will bounce back into the playoffs.
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And here's the catch: The current pace of global warming may not give these damaged reefs sufficient time to bounce back fully.
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Young people's brains are still developing; old people have brains that are less likely to bounce back and repair themselves after injury.
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The team that began the playoffs with hopes of capturing its third Stanley Cup in four years looked ready to bounce back.
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" He added, "We have been so happy for him to have such a wonderful year and bounce back the way he has.
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"It was certainly a good number, with some weather-related bounce-back in construction," said Diane Swonk, an economist with Grant Thornton.
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Stocks can fall fast and bounce back hard, even if they haven't moved all that much or that quickly in recent years.
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"If the disease is effectively contained over the next two months, shoppers will bounce back strongly — and hopefully healthily," CGP's Johnson said.
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During a visit to India, the President sent a tweet suggesting all was well, and predicted the stock market would bounce back.
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While insurance is marketed as a way for households to bounce back, experts point out the policies do little to prevent disasters.
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So we will bounce back, we will figure it out and we will be the team that we set out to be.
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I always bounce back so I'm not worried just wanted to reach out and ask for your guys to pray for me.
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We think it's not out of the question you can bounce back to the 200-day moving average, that's near $44, $45.
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Colorado (2-1) is attempting to bounce back from a 30-23 overtime loss to Air Force, its second consecutive overtime game.
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Mr. Biden may still bounce back, but the force he exerted on the race appears to be a thing of the past.
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There's good reason to believe that the market is not going to bounce back anytime soon, even if the coronavirus is contained.
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Acquaintances in the area, which now feels like a war zone, said he had been looking for a way to bounce back.
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There's some tough races that I've had to bounce back from, and tough workouts, and that's the same thing with my treatments.
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He is also looking to bounce back after struggling against Miami receiver DeVante Parker in the Patriots' loss to Miami last week.
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David Kostin, chief U.S. equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, said the economy is weakening, but it should be able to bounce back.
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Hundreds of millions of animals have perished in the blazes, and the environment will take years to bounce back from the trauma.
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Dallas will look to bounce back against Atlanta FaZe on Saturday before Chicago faces another rival, OpTic Gaming Los Angeles, on Sunday.
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The Cavaliers are trying to bounce back after suffering their first loss on Tuesday, 234-214 at home to the Atlanta Hawks.
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Utah will attempt to bounce back from its firstsetback of the season Thursday when it hosts Montana State of the Big SkyConference.
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If a shutdown (if one occurs) does not last too long, the economy should bounce back, having suffered small but tangible damage.
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Joe Biden is hoping a blitz of TV appearances will help him bounce back from disappointing finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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So, I have a lot of confidence that, you know, we have a great economy, we're doing certain things, we'll bounce back.
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"You could bet on an initial adverse reaction and a bounce back after the initial shock," said Gregory Daco of Oxford Economics.
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And here's the catch: the current pace of global warming may not give these damaged reefs sufficient time to bounce back fully.
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It's obviously possible for the Cavaliers to bounce back after Isaiah Thomas returns and LeBron James starts to feel like a superhero.
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It's always possible for a writer to learn from their mistakes and bounce back — but Buck has so much learning to do.
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Those marked a pair of solid bounce-back efforts after he gave up a total of 12 runs in back-to-back outings.
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In one corner, we had post-fight bonus collector Joe Lauzon, who looked to bounce back from a second loss to Jim Miller.
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For example, a number of poor, white communities voted for Trump hoping to bounce back from poverty and escape the throes of addiction.
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Each woman's postpartum journey is unique, and yet most admit they feel pressure to "bounce back" to their pre-pregnancy body almost immediately.
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Like yelling into a canyon and having your voice bounce back, the same echo is happening across dimensions for Prairie, Hap, and Homer.
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We can learn how populations bounce back from near-extinction events by looking at other animals and by statistically modeling small human populations.
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This rumored 3D sensor would project laser dots and calculate how long it takes to bounce back and come back to the phone.
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They have given me insight to how to bounce back and how to grow from experiences and turn the negatives into life lessons.
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With next year's play moving to Chicago, a John McEnroe-captained Team World will look to bounce back against Bjorn Borg's Team Europe.
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"We don't know how well the biology can continue to be culled and then bounce back," explains Gregory Asner of Arizona State University.
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While several reports have suggested a bounce-back in the following months, economists appear skeptical that growth will pick up steam anytime soon.
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U.S. officials have maintained that the outbreak's economic harm will be limited and predicted that activity would bounce back after the outbreak's end.
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The bat gadgets could run around $200,000 on the conservative side, and those Batarangs don't always bounce back, so replacement costs are inevitable.
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The Cavaliers will try to bounce back from a loss to the Brooklyn Nets when they visit the New Orleans Pelicans on Saturday.
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"Eventually all growth stocks run into the problem of great expectations, but if the story is intact, they ultimately bounce back," Cramer said.
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Barber has also emulated Coco Austin's post-baby body posts, showing that not all women bounce back so quickly from having a baby.
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The angle has to be absolutely perfect, otherwise the probe will come in too hot and burn up, or bounce back into space.
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The high-energy jets that shoot out ram into a wall of gas and dust and bounce back to where they came from.
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Pomeranz is looking to bounce back after allowing five runs with five walks over five innings in a loss to Miami on Tuesday.
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Tiny strains on the fiber induced by seismic activity cause some of the laser light to reflect and bounce back to the sensor.
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Why it matters: Uber is struggling to bounce back from a string of high-profile controversies, including CEO Travis Kalanick's leave of absence.
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Instead, the extra nuclei form a type of muscle memory that allows the muscle to bounce back quickly when you start training again.
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Some expect that production could bounce back by the end of this year to 1363m vehicles, matching the high point achieved in 2011.
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DeMarcus Cousins and the Kings will try to bounce back when they kick off the trip by visiting the Brooklyn Nets on Friday.
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We're told they found it impossible to bounce back from Matt's constant cheating and flirting -- some of which was seen on the show.
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There is an intuitively logical rationale for commodity prices to bounce back after five years of negative returns and a terrible 22016 start.
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"If U.S. stocks are to bounce back, economic indicators will be key," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior forex strategist at IG Securities in Tokyo.
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" But DiMarco hopes he and Murgatroyd, 29, can bounce back with this week's dance, which will be set to U2's "Beautiful Day.
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Just like last year, economic growth in the first quarter looks stagnant, but many economists expect a bounce back in the second quarter.
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Strong earnings had helped stocks bounce back from steep drops in February and March and have kept investors largely optimistic about market valuations.
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The divide is also preoccupying U.S. central bankers and economists worried about what happens if large portions of the country never bounce back.
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Should Trump lose Wisconsin, he will likely bounce back with a big win in his home state of New York on April 19.
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The Pacers will try to bounce back from a terrible performance on the defensive end when they host the Detroit Pistons on Saturday.
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Dez explained that he's finally getting his first healthy off-season training in 2 years and suggested he'll bounce back strong in 2017.
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The ministry said general government debt would fall slightly below 60 percent by 2021 but said that it would bounce back up afterwards.
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Clinton opened her first appearance since the poll by focusing on her own personal struggles and ability to bounce back from tough times.
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Business surveys last week showed the economy failed to bounce back as expected in April after being affected by heavy snow in March.
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Ultimately, however, he and wife Vanessa were able to help the company bounce back, restructure, re-brand and sell over one million products.
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F Danilo Gallinari scored 20 after missing Wednesday's game with vertigo to help the Nuggets bounce back from a disappointing loss to Washington.
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"There was weakness in retail sales in the last two months, so we think there's going to be a bounce back," he said.
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The good news: Some of the hardest-hit industries could see a sharp bounce back if tariffs are relaxed and trade relationships warm.
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The nod to privacy concerns comes as Google and other big U.S. tech companies try to bounce back from recent data breach scandals.
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Still, some market watchers see a bounce back in the cards, citing a fundamental and technical picture which has not completely broken down.
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He was one of three freshmen in the starting lineup for Arizona, which is trying to bounce back after a 17-15 season.
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But when I quit, I didn't bounce back and become a productive student or healthy person, I just replaced it with something else.
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While Gartman expects the crude crush was far from over, he does expect oil to bounce back to $46 in the short-term.
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Kelly will be tasked with pumping up the San Francisco offense and helping the 49ers bounce back from a dismal 5-11 record.
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Their sense of resiliency is also impaired, as they lack the tools to process failure and find it harder to bounce back from.
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Tennessee quarterback Marcus Mariota is hoping to bounce back from one of his worst games as a professional when he faces the Colts.
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How the secretary deals with the problem that secondary sanctions have an inevitable negative bounce-back effect on the imposer's economy is unclear.
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This is a classic strategy in which Wall Street firms hunt for investments (in this case, distressed debt), expecting them to bounce back.
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The Wizards will try to bounce back and earn their eighth win in 10 games when they host the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday.
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Guessing Fed's drive to bounce back inspires Vonn who was banged up pretty badly herself recently ... but continues to beast out in rehab.
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No. 23 Seton Hall routs Wagner NEWARK, N.J. — It didn't take long for Seton Hall guard Khadeen Carrington to bounce back to form.
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