One of them was a faux landing, and it bounced, bounced, bounced and finally the last bounce right at the end of the runway.
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When his paycheck bounced, two checks he sent to his mortgage company also bounced.
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That underperformance continued right up until this past February at which point low-quality stocks bounced and bounced hard.
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During the ceremony I bounced one of my nieces on my knee and my girlfriend, Annie, bounced the other.
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So, for example, a couple of years ago, we did a study where we found one of the most powerful news cycles were stories that started in social media, bounced up into local television, bounced up into national newspapers, and bounced up into national television.
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The puck bounced to Mike Green, whose shot missed the net but bounced right to Nyquist, who was still stationed to the left of Bishop.
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Strasburg got out of danger in the sixth when a single by Gyorko (two hits) bounced off the third base bag and bounced over Rendon, the third baseman.
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The physicists found that the new ball bounced five to eight percent less than the old one, and was an astonishing 30 percent more erratic in how it bounced.
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And then when it bounced off that, it bounced so strong it moved up to a new all-time high, and a meaningful all-time high," he said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Shares of Softbank bounced by 3.62 percent following yesterday's tumble.
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But we bounced back, we played aggressive, we stayed together.
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Even more miraculous is the way Frida has bounced back.
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And even though it took awhile, I bounced back stronger.
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Automakers, which are large consumers of steel and aluminium, bounced.
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Instead, after graduating from Georgetown in 2000, he bounced around.
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That application deadline has bounced around from 2018 to 2022.
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Since then, both the Reds and Garrett have bounced back.
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Rwanda has bounced back in the past decade or so.
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The MSCI index bounced back on Tuesday to gain 0.81%.
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Stocks bounced off early lows Monday as trade threats intensified.
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Asian stocks bounced while the dollar rose against the yen.
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Eric Swalwell of California bounced his baby in an aisle.
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After a rough 2018, Snap has bounced back in 195.53.
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Costco's stock fell on Friday, but bounced back on Monday.
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It bounced back 0.4 percent on Friday to 115.80 yen.
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"The Canadian dollar has bounced off the bottom," Lingard said.
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A decade later, things have bounced back quite a bit.
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He bounced off the first snake and off he went.
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The company has bounced back many times over the years.
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It bounced 19 percent following two sessions of deep losses.
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Some key stocks in that sector have bounced back sharply.
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They bounced slightly as I sat down next to her.
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That's another reason by the way why we bounced today.
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There is a test for it and you'll be bounced.
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It has bounced 29 percent off its Christmas Eve lows.
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This happened earlier this summer and he bounced back stronger.
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And ... being bounced around by markets is new to them.
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On Friday, the British pound bounced back slightly in trade.
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The France striker has certainly bounced back from that disappointment.
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In the cattle markets, futures bounced after sinking on Wednesday.
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The shares bounced back slightly Wednesday, up about 1.3 percent.
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However the stock bounced back to trade up 3.6 percent.
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I bounced hard, but adjusted quickly on my next arc.
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Davies bounced back from a loss at Miami on Sept.
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Other Condé Nast publications reportedly bounced back, butLuckycouldn't quite recover.
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Bitcoin bounced back Monday after falling below $25,2900 on Friday.
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Jane simply got into a waiting SUV and bounced. Why?
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Syndergaard bounced off the mound gracefully before clenching his fist.
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He bounced back after missing 2014 with a biceps injury.
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YesJulz bounced around the room and then, later, the campfire.
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Too often, they are bounced around, filtered out or lost.
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We bounced around the boroughs, laughing and dancing with pals.
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This one clanked against the rim and bounced off. Again.
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The ball bounced before reaching the catcher, not the pitcher.
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The rest of the country's economy bounced back much faster.
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She had watched as the girls bounced higher and higher.
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The puck hit Lundqvist in the helmet and bounced away.
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Erskine had just bounced a curveball, Sukeforth told the manager.
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All around him, bodies bounced off one another or embraced.
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Tyler Wade bounced a throw home past catcher Gary Sanchez.
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Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mitch Marner bounced back in December.
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They have since bounced back, closing at $9.25 on Thursday.
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Labanc's shot bounced in off of Panthers defenseman MacKenzie Weegar.
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It was almost as if the plane might have bounced.
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Stocks bounced from session lows Monday on that very theory.
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While they bounced, unsteady and arthritic, Annie wept small tears.
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A CNBC email sent to Coincheck's listed address bounced back.
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Embarrassing details about an administration in crisis bounced around Washington.
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In early April, Lyft bounced around near its offering price.
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He was the sort who bounced back and looked forward.
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We bounced various ideas and all of them were amazing.
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The red dot bounced along the movement of the plane.
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"Many have never bounced back," she said of those people.
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The ball bounced their way and they won the game.
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Meanwhile currencies elsewhere bounced following two days of hefty losses.
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She bounced back quickly, though, establishing Color Force in 2007.
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This time, the ball bounced off without breaking the glass.
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"Physically, I think I've bounced back pretty well," he said.
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After high school, he bounced around between Chicago and Shreveport.
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After high school, he bounced around between Chicago and Shreveport.
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Hong Kong shares followed Wall Street higher as oil prices bounced.
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Headline inventory has bounced back to the levels of early December.
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Then I launched huge bubbles that bounced pleasingly around the landscape.
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We got bounced around pretty good once and had to abort.
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Global stocks bounced back from their earlier losses in the week.
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They all live around here — I'm the only one who bounced.
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I've f--ked up at times but I've always bounced back.
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Damien, 13, had been bounced around foster care his whole life.
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It bounced again," she said, adding that the experience was "terrifying.
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When have you faced a career setback you bounced back from?
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And then it bounced back over 6% after the day ended.
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It bounced back slightly to $2500,0003 a tonne by 2000 GMT.
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On Monday, the average bounced back by 144 points, or 0.5%.
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The fork fell to the floor and bounced under Janet's chair.
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The iPad is back ... really Somehow, the iPad has bounced back.
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I bounced that analysis of the two of them off David.
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It bounced back sharply in February, then retreated again (see chart).
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For Sloven - and many others - the urgency level bounced back up.
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Turns out, the ring bounced into the cuff of Terwilliger's pants.
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It bounced back slightly to $5,905.50 a tonne by 0801 GMT.
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Beltran was erased when Yadier Molina bounced into a double play.
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He took a shot that bounced off Detroit goaltender Jimmy Howard.
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One of Nathaniel's knees bounced up and down with nervous energy.
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Hield's 3-point attempt at the buzzer bounced off the rim.
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The technology sector bounced back Wednesday, finishing up nearly 1 percent.
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However, in 2016 things turned around and the stock bounced back.
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Uranium producer Cameco Corp bounced 10.2 percent higher to C$15.85.
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In the back of her head, the mole bounced along, taunting.
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One will likely get bounced the next debate because Montana Gov.
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He bounced between six foster homes and often wasn't adequately fed.
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It has bounced 2928 percent from this month's multi-year low.
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Markets shrugged off the U.S.-China trade war and bounced back.
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Tech shares bounced back after steep losses in the previous session.
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And his aides note that the local economy has bounced back.
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Gold prices bounced back due to the weakness of the greenback.
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"We bounced back and played a great 50 minutes," Baertschi said.
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Griffin's 3-point try at the buzzer bounced off the rim.
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Probably should have bounced after that whole Access Hollywood bus thing.
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It bounced 20.07 percent or 22 points to close at 2357.16,20.05.
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Gregg Sulkin has bounced back from Bella Thorne with lightening speed.
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She bounced back with a win in New Hampshire days later.
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Cloudera shares bounced 20143 percent in their public debut on Friday.
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The left winger's shot bounced off Frolik for Frolik's fourth goal.
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The shares bounced back in 2019, up 11 percent through Monday.
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The Shenzhen composite bounced 3.38 percent higher to finish at 1,695.13.
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I tumbled and bounced all over the sides of the pipe.
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Oil prices firmed after Brent bounced about 9.3 percent last week.
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He bounced back, but he didn't get out of the inning.
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Blue chips also bounced back with Emaar Properties up 4.1 percent.
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Turkish stocks bounced 217.06 percent while the lira firmed 21362 percent.
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It bounced off my fiancée's back and fell into the water.
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Brasier then bounced a wild pitch to allow Kiermaier to score.
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As for payment, the first check for $8,600 bounced, he said.
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The teen's fate has bounced around the court system for weeks.
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He has since bounced around, playing for the Kings and Rockets.
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Running spoiled me, and I bounced off other forms of exercise.
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He bounced around seven organizations and morphed into an inconsistent reliever.
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He swerved to the right, and the car bounced and began
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Beagle's shot from near the end line bounced off Raanta's pad.
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Everything was soft, supple, and bounced back when I touched it.
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Instead, they've bounced around based on the stakes of the election.
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As she jumped around, her tits bounced beneath her red shirt.
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Lock bounced back, completing eight of his next nine pass attempts.
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The dollar bounced after Wednesday's strong U.S. manufacturing and construction data.
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Bruce Willis threw out the first pitch tonight and it bounced.
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After seven seasons in New York, he bounced around the league.
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Snap shares bounced more than 4 percent after the Stifel call.
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Anyone who's ever bounced a basketball will tell you that's impossible.
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SPNY bounced back from their worst decline on record, advancing 5.0%.
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Severino unleashed a primal scream as he bounced off the mound.
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The ball bounced off Maile's glove as Judge slid in safely.
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A last-gasp shot from the Volunteers' Jordan Bone bounced away.
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It seems like you bounced around, but always sort of up?
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Chris then bounced a second check, and begged for more time.
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After initially falling below their I.P.O. price, Lyft shares bounced back.
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But it bounced high, then dropped and hit the rim again.
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Or simply bounced off the rim instead of dropping through it.
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She sung along and bounced to its outro's bass-heavy groove.
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Crude bounced 10% on Tuesday after tanking nearly 8373% on Monday.
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SPNY bounced back from their worst decline on record, advancing 5.0%.
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As the stock market bounced back, my shares grew in value.
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But Justice Ginsburg has bounced back quickly from previous medical problems.
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Emails sent to the program's official accounts bounced back as undeliverable.
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Yeah, it's bounced around a little bit in the recent months.
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 21.313898%, but was off 2109.03% for the week.
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Beckham was flipped over, and his head bounced off the turf.
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"(Bacteria) bounced right back," Bralower, coauthor of the paper, told CNN.
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It has bounced 27 percent from this month's multi-year low.
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U.S. stocks bounced around during Monday's trading session but ended flat.
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DJI bounced in and out of positive territory in choppy trading.
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They bounced across a sandy, lunar landscape, driving deep into Syria.
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Pacquiao then hit his gloves together and bounced up and down.
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Green inbounded to James, but his shot bounced off the rim.
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"Before the early 2000s, any decline always bounced back," Houseman said.
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If I'd thrown it on the ground, it would have bounced.
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At their backs, the Juventus players bounced and danced and embraced.
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 20.1%, but was off 21% for the week.
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 1.3%, recouping almost half of its weekly loss.
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 57.983%, but was off 257.98% for the week.
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Varlamov deflected the shot, but the puck bounced around the crease.
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But over the next six to 12 months, stocks bounced back.
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The index also bounced from its lowest level in two years.
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I tried to take the break out and it just bounced.
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The performance of Morgan Stanley&aposs fund bounced back in 2017.
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Then they bounced back and forth, swag surfing in perfect unison.
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Near the center of the stage, men bounced to the music.
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The second bounced off the yellow posts and onto the turf.
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North bounced on Kim's lap and danced along to the music.
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Even in the bathroom line, I bounced from foot to foot.
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It bounced all over the place, but it was good enough.
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The ball hit the ground and bounced back into Haniger's crotch.
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Since then, the real has bounced back to 4.07 per dollar.
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When I grouped the finished tracks together I started arranging them in an order that made sense, bounced a few of them to tape, bounced them back to the computer and sent them to DJ Haus.
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I don't know if you wanna share the conversations you guys have privately, but anything where you've bounced something off of him and he-- WARREN BUFFETT: Well, I bounced—I we talk about a lotta things.
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Along that same line the one number that disappoints me a little bit is construction because if we bounced back on that we should have also bounced backed on construction jobs too given a weather improvement.
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Alisson Becker, Liverpool's goalkeeper, fidgeted on his line, like Rafael Nadal waiting for a serve: he adjusted his gloves, he bounced on his heels, he stretched his hamstrings, he adjusted his gloves, he bounced on his heels.
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He bounced one pitch well before it got to the catcher — getting lucky when the ball caromed off the home plate umpire — and bounced a second one that got away from Gary Sanchez, allowing Altuve to score.
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Then, the check he gave the dealership to secure the lease bounced.
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U.S. crude bounced 18 cents in early trade to $60.30 per barrel.
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South Africa's rand bounced 0.5 percent, clawing back half of Thursday's losses.
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When the throw home bounced past catcher James McCann, Braun also scored.
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Throughout the playoffs, everybody second-guessed him, and he's always bounced back.
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The aircraft bounced around before skidding off the runway, damaging the plane.
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Jones scored when shortstop Andrus bounced the throw on Cabrera's infield hit.
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In both cases, the ball bounced out of bounds off Atlanta players.
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We've sent an email to Torrents Time's official address, but it bounced.
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At some point, Norai tried to email Kelly Dale and it bounced.
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These currencies, however, have bounced 5-6 percent off their troughs already.
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But probably should have bounced after the whole 'Access Hollywood' bus thing.
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The bullet bounced off a wall and into Gurley's chest, killing him.
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She walked toward the baseline and bounced the ball on the floor.
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Emails sent to the various "Kiev Fashion Resistance" email addresses bounced back.
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Jaime bounced from person to person, moving like a pinball across Winterfell.
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Maxey bounced in a long 3-pointer to make it 51-33.
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After four topsy-turvy years Tarzan was bounced out of his job.
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The puck bounced in off the skate of Arizona defenseman Alex Goligoski.
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The ball bounced off the wall, allowing Pham to tie the game.
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The investment "bounced me right out into the poor house," he said.
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The emails bounced and did not contain any malicious links or attachments.
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Hardy has bounced back and forth between Toledo and Detroit this season.
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Messages sent to email addresses Knust formerly used bounced back as undelivered.
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Margery bounced lightly on her toes, bare on the glittering glass floor.
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Bitcoin bounced 20 percent in four hours, and other cryptocurrencies also followed.
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It later bounced to 106.78 yen, up 0.4 percent on the day.
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The ball bounced toward center field, allowing Kipnis to score standing up.
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The first opportunity was in retail, which has bounced back this week.
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The council did not expect this, and was bounced into accepting him.
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The jobs market has since bounced back with June's 287,000 nonfarm payrolls.
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Her gut clenched every time a raindrop bounced off a rosebush leaf.
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Calling "the most beautiful people" those who've suffered but bounced back 20.
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U.S. crude climbed 133 percent and Brent bounced 10 percent on Friday.
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It then bounced back an average 3.23 percent in November and December.
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Bond market equivalent stocks like Kimberly-Clark have suddenly bounced back, too.
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Georgia bounced back from a loss to Kansas with two straight wins.
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However, as Cooley's new data indicates, things seem to have bounced back.
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In one case, a refund check for a $1,000 reservation fee bounced.
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It hit the headboard and bounced back onto the bed, she said.
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Stocks prices have bounced back nicely since entering a correction in October.
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The Boston Celtics bounced the Cavs from the East semifinals in 2010.
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She looked really happy as they bounced off her tiny infant face.
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I tried to contact Srivastava but my email to him bounced back.
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Others were resilient: They bounced back to their state before the trauma.
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The renewed selling came a day after stocks and crude bounced higher.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index bounced back slightly to rise 0.11 percent.
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The puck hit the blade of Davidson's stick and bounced to Anderson.
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Mitch Moreland came up and Brach bounced the first pitch to him.
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Oshita bounced across the stage while performing old hits from last year's .
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Both scored when Jones bounced a double into the left-field corner.
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She was bounced by No. 8 Timea Bacsinszky, 6-2, 6-4.
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Perhaps that is why the stockmarket bounced on news of his victory.
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"It bounced him off the ground like a basketball," Mr. Meadowcroft said.
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Bourjos then bounced Robles' 0-2 pitch down the third base line.
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Funny story: When I went to go cash it, the check bounced.
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"It bounced once, checked and then dribbled into the hole," Stevenson said.
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But (I) bounced back and got some length, so that was nice.
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BHP Billiton gained 0.5 percent, while spin-off South1.43 bounced 1.2 percent.
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Williams bounced around the league, playing for six teams in seven years.
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Fredette bounced around the NBA for several seasons, then played in China.
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Milwaukee's Aaron Hill bounced a throw to first in the first inning.
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Meanwhile, Winona Ryder still hasn't fully bounced back from shoplifting in 103.
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"I still think the guy ought to be bounced," Bove said Friday.
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The plane hit the runway, bounced and slammed into the ground again.
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Carmine Tommasone, a lightweight from Italy, was bounced in his second fight.
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Up came Yasiel Puig, who bounced a ball to Russell at short.
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As you'd expect, this resilient boy has bounced back like a pro.
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The two reality TV stars bounced around, flipped and twirled like pros.
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Then the puck bounced right to Brad Richards, with the net open.
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I bounced him "Sunday" and he was keen to work on it.
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However, it bounced up by early afternoon deals to trade at $1.1291.
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However, the stock has bounced more than 20% from a summer low.
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And we're being bounced around by news flows and tweets and rumours.
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He had bounced between the private sector and government service for years.
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Lowry bounced back, and Toronto didn't lose another game in the series.
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The Italian lyrics bounced off the nearby buildings and into the night.
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Her pen bounced over the alphanumeric code as she explained her method.
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Louisiana attempted an onside kick, but the ball bounced out of bounds.
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Steven bounced between his parents' homes and an East Coast boarding school.
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Beforehand, Mr. Jonze and Mr. Heffington bounced ideas back and forth, quickly.
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Carlos Ortiz, a professional golfer who has bounced between the developmental Web.
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 1%, but again was off 2.6% for the week.
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 1%, but again was off 2.5% for the week.
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Even so, he bounced around, playing for nine teams over 14 seasons.
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Samsung Electronics bounced 113 percent after recording losses in the last session.
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Having overdraft protection also protects you from being charged for bounced checks.
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Both of these indexes bounced back on Tuesday, along with the Dow.
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After Alexander True outdueled Kevin Rooney, the puck bounced to Jacob Middleton.
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The stock was briefly halted after Apple's announcement and then bounced around.
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However, the Aggies quickly bounced back, and the Razorbacks drew no closer.
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Demand bounced back slightly after the ban was temporarily lifted on Feb.
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But be careful -- the opposite team can swipe at a bounced ball.
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The stock bounced off session lows after the eight workers were released.
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Johnson missed from 3, then Galloway's potential go-ahead 20173 bounced away.
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But Baylor bounced back with an 22012-216 run of its own.
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Oscar de la Renta bounced between first ladies with diametrically opposing worldviews.
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Car manufacturing bounced back in July and the unemployment rate is falling.
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Gonzaga converted its two free throws, and the Wildcats never bounced back.
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Markets have bounced big and may actually end Q220 on a high.
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Meanwhile, U.S. stocks bounced back from three-year lows at the open.
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But this is a party that has bounced back many times before.
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"The Chinese are heading to Washington and yuan bounced, the Qataris are heading to Ankara and the lira bounced and that has left everything else floating around really," said Societe Generale's global head of currency strategy Kit Juckes.
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Five different players scored the goals and Pekka Rinne bounced back from two subpar performances in Pittsburgh with 603 saves as the Predators bounced the Penguins 5-1 to cut the defending Cup champions' series lead to 2-1.
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While the stock bounced today, I can't see it turning around long term.
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Sterling also bounced from a 10-week low of $1.2048 to reach $1.2.96.
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Tech stocks bounced back on Cyber Monday after suffering losses on Black Friday.
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But he insisted he would not be bounced into changing policy by "thugs".
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They've bounced from leaf to leaf, tracking dew down to the rainforest floor.
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They hit my backside, and the puck bounced off to Barkov who scored.
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The Australian dollar neared 0.43 yen, having bounced off a low of 79.57.
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U.S. stocks futures Wednesday bounced higher after Tuesday's steep losses on Wall Street.
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They have bounced from a decade low of under $210 earlier in May.
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But that "trapdoor" did not materialize, and the Dow bounced off those lows.
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Each of those Presidents licked their wounds and bounced back, and won reelection.
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Since then, he's bounced around and was ranked 22nd in the latest list.
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The judge rejected the proposed deal and bounced Friedman off of the case.
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Saudi Arabian stocks bounced after the government sold $17.5bn of bonds in October.
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Every time we hit a bump, the kitty bounced and the tail wiggled.
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Rates, however, finally turned slightly higher Tuesday, as the stock market bounced higher.
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The euro bounced off a 6-1/13-month low against the dollar.
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The S&P 500 (SPX) also bounced back, and was last down 1.6%.
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Jackson's 3-point attempt on the Pistons' last possession bounced off the rim.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index bounced 0.76% in the final hour of trade.
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Among independents, Trump has bounced five points, from 35 percent to 40 percent.
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Staffs bounced in the air to the rhythm of his low end locomotive.
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A family life so unstable that he bounced from one caretaker to another.
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The pandas bounced around their enclosure, rolling around in the freshly fallen snow.
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The onshore yuan bounced to 6.8691 against the dollar from 6.8806 on Wednesday.
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Behind me, a wallaby, the cafe's newest addition, bounced past all the tables.
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Rather, it got bounced around and out as it interacted with other structures.
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But the 133-year-old party has bounced back smartly in recent months.
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His shot bounced off Carolina goalie Curtis McElhinney's shoulder and into the net.
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And when first baseman Jose Martinez bounced his throw past third, Lopez scored.
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With Twitter, the Facebook CEO has bounced between both approaches over the years.
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Growth dropped in 2015 and has not bounced back to its old level.
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"EM assets have bounced on the dovish ECB," said strategists at Morgan Stanley.
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Oil prices bounced back a tad after suffering sharp falls the previous day.
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More users wanted to click their stories, and fewer bounced before they loaded.
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Downloads, which dropped after the late January #deleteuber campaign, have already bounced back.
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Its shares bounced 22017 percent to $21 in early trade in New York.
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Chinese mainland stocks bounced over 76.4973 percent after sliding 76.4963 percent on Wednesday.
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Over the course of just seven years, I bounced between four different schools.
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Facebook, one of those stocks, bounced after a tough opening to close higher.
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Bullion bounced back on Thursday after hitting a 2500-month low on Dec.
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That was really upsetting, but he bounced back and got some new glasses.
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The Bulls bounced back from that loss in Brooklyn by crushing another sub-.
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The broader market, too, has bounced back from its move lower on Monday.
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That said, U.S. crude has bounced by about 85 percent since last year.
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But petrochemical shares outperformed as Brent futures bounced back over $46 a barrel.
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Astudillo then bounced a single through the hole, bringing in two more runs.
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U.S. stock indexes bounced in and out of positive territory in choppy trading.
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DaBaby never took the stage -- he bounced after his crew's altercation with Trag.
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Crude futures bounced around on the news, but as of 10:3653 a.m.
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But, he bounced back not long after and was seen partying in Vegas.
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On the next play, Richard bounced a wild pitch, allowing Stanton to score.
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It bounced off the wall and Calhoun raced to second on the double.
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Then it hit the ice and bounced right back again to my left.
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A Vucevic jumper at the buzzer bounced off the rim to force overtime.
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Emerging stocks bounced 68.1923 percent led by Hong Kong, which gained 68.1913 percent.
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But those harpoons failed to fire and Philae bounced off the comet instead.
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Purdue has bounced back from its shocking loss to lowly Illinois on Jan.
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Before that, as a child, he was bounced around among multiple foster homes.
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However, calm was soon restored as losses were erased and credits bounced back.
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The ball, however, bounced into the bullpen, and Ortiz ended up at second.
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Castro then bounced a single up the middle to bring home both runners.
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Tillman bounced back from losing Thursday at Seattle, his first defeat since April.
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This is the level at which Tesla shares bounced several times this year.
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The fans bounced up and down, cheering, and soon began chanting Puig's name.
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In some cases, the rounds bounced around inside their bodies, inflicting internal injuries.
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One shot hit a tree and bounced over the water into a bunker.
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His repeated promises not to waste taxpayer money ultimately bounced back at him.
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Chipmakers bounced back from a slide on Wednesday, with the Philadelphia semiconductor index .
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Jenkins has bounced around the league, playing for five teams in six years.
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The ball knocked his glove off and bounced away for an infield single.
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The warm colors bounced off the clouds and the roof of the train.
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The next better, Ronald Torreyes, bounced into a 4-6-3 double play.
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Shares have bounced up 10 percent since the first day it went public.
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Philadelphia bounced back after losing each of the previous two games in overtime.
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They bounced off the boys' puffy winter jackets and fell to the floor.
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The S&P bounced from that level in February and again last Monday.
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In a promising development, the survey's employment index bounced 5 points to +10.
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The header sailed over Simon Mignolet, hit the crossbar, and bounced to Rooney.
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However after reaching the semis again, the Maples were bounced from the tournament.
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Throughout her childhood, the starlet-to-be bounced around from home to home.
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He bounced back after pitching with an infected tooth in his previous start.
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WE HAVE VERY SMALL EXPOSURE IN RETAIL RIGHT NOW, AND THEY'VE ALL BOUNCED.
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Officers stayed in their cars instead of being proactive and crime bounced back.
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The Astros' dugout bounced up and down as the home crowd sat stunned.
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As I bounced around the passenger seat gripping the armrest, he looked amused.
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The ball, however, bounced in front of Grandal, who failed to block it.
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" While Esperanza clapped and bounced, Alma cried out, "But we don't want it!
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US stock futures bounced back from earlier losses to trade in positive territory.
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The gondola hit the dunes hard, bounced twice, then rolled on its side.
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In that instance, the ball bounced four times before falling through the basket.
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After a lackluster performance in February, the job market bounced back in March.
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Past a house where a little boy bounced up to watch the procession.
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The conversation bounced around the table as quickly as a Ping-Pong ball.
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Amy Klobuchar's policy bounced, and all other campaigns failed to reply at all.
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It bounced tantalizingly on the rim for a few seconds, and went out.
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Last year, Mushi bounced around with Team Aster, Geek Fam and Keen Gaming.
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Basic resources stocks also bounced back from early declines with the sector index .
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A few feet away, children bounced on a trampoline by their front door.
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Bring these people, who have suffered and been bounced around enough, to Australia.
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With the infield drawn in, Giles bounced back to strike out Giancarlo Stanton.
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The S&P 500 bounced off its 200-day moving average on Feb.
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Those curved areas are where audio gets reflected and bounced around your room.
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Luckily for Treglia, the bullet bounced off the protective vest he was wearing.
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All three indexes started the trading day even lower but bounced back slightly.
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"I tried to ram it in the hole and it bounced," he said.
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Shanghai blue chips swung 2.1 percent higher, while South Korea bounced 0.6 percent.
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I'm sure a poet I love, who demanded punctuality, never bounced a check.
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He bounced back after going 803-15, with a 4.92 E.R.A., in 2015.
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They passed through Portland, bounced around Seattle, and sailed across the Pacific Ocean.
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The Rangers bounced back to make it 2-2 entering the second period.
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Levi shares have since bounced 21% from its bottom, closing Thursday at $19.52.
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Jaime basically told Cersei she's on her own and bounced from King's Landing.
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Rosario followed with a double to right-center that bounced into the stands.
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Crude bounced off those lows and was recently trading around $57.75 a barrel.
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The dollar bounced back after coming off sharply as the risk mood darkened.
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Stocks sold off in early February but bounced back a short time later.
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But the number of people traveling to Miami International Airport has bounced back.
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The New Zealand dollar bounced 0.2% from a two-month low to $0.6410.
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However, led by Musk's near-term delivery promises, shares have bounced back lately.
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It's official ... Miranda Lambert has bounced back, moving from country to R&B.
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McIlroy idly bounced a ball several times on the face of his driver.
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They bounced up and down when we played double dutch near our stoop.
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Young teams get better, get bounced early for a while, then become champions.
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Then I bounced from that and had a good season the next year.
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SPNY rose 2.3 percent as oil prices bounced back from their recent swoon.
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They bounced back as investors took stock of expectations for an August rate cut.
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Oil bounced a little after industry data showed a surprisingly large draw on stockpiles.
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Asian suppliers of the Cupertino-based company bounced and mostly saw gains on Friday.
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But just like the overall market, the index has bounced back since that Dec.
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I had a [fake] pregnant belly so I just bounced the fuck back up.
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The crook of his knee bounced into Whitaker and he fell to the mat.
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The Aussie has bounced off near-decade lows below $0.68 reached earlier this month.
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The benchmark rose 0.4 percent on Wednesday as it bounced from one month lows.
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Legislation can often be bounced back and forth between the two houses for years.
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Dalian Wanda's bonds were down by as much as 2 points but bounced back.
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Instead, he bounced back with a 64, and shot 65-67 on the weekend.
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Others bounced their shoulders, nodded their heads, shuffled their feet in a two-step.
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Both onshore and offshore yuan bounced in early trade on Tuesday, but quickly retreated.
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Construction firm Lendlease Group bounced about 1%, while property developer Stockland jumped over 4.5%.
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 21% in early trade, while the main Australian index added 2286.37%.
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Rebel Wilson took a minor tumble on set, Tuesday, but bounced back in style.
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The U.S. currency bounced modestly after slipping the previous day on lower Treasury yields.
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The recovery in stocks came as bond markets also bounced back from a selloff.
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Crude has bounced back substantially since bottoming at $26.21 a barrel earlier this year.
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Egypt's index bounced 1.4 percent but still closed down 3.0 percent for the week.
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Light diffused from the coffered ceiling and bounced off the highly polished terrazzo floors.
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Mainland Chinese markets bounced back from the previous week's losses to close higher Monday.
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However, while some technology stocks bounced back on Thursday, many have sold off recently.
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Legal & General shares bounced back on Wednesday after falling on Tuesday following disappointing earnings.
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However, Tyler Johnson's 229-point attempt with 238 seconds left bounced off the rim.
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Our convoy of vans bounced through Vandenberg's vegetated dunes to SpaceX's west coast home.
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The currency bounced off its session low against the dollar around 25:45 a.m.
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But Holland bounced back to retire the next three batters for his 23th save.
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The Packers bounced back from a loss to the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2.
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The industrials ETF (XLI) has bounced 22 percent from its Boxing Day, or Dec.
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On Monday morning, however, it had bounced back slightly to 31.48 against the dollar.
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Energy plays, however, saw some gains after oil prices bounced during Asian trading hours.
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As he bounced through New York's foster care system, Brennan says he was isolated.
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The S&P 2971 bounced 21.88 points from its session low to its high.
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The dollar index, which hit a two-week low of 96.648, bounced to 96.824.
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The dollar index, which hit a two-week low of 20.93, bounced to 210.
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The dollar index , which hit a two-week low of 96.648, bounced to 96.855.
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The stock initially bounced between gains and losses of nearly 5 percent after hours.
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As a teenager, he bounced around internet communities, but one really took hold—zeldapower.
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The American job market has bounced back, but conventional small business credit has not.
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Then, season two's dead cat bounced onto our small screens with a sickening crunch.
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Tilmon made three baskets as Missouri bounced back to take a 20-17 lead.
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Of course, Samsung's product lines, it should be noted, have bounced back from worse.
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But on Tuesday, it bounced nearly 0.4 percent to $1.1789, its highest since Oct.
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So Ultimate Ultimate bounced around for a few years, before finding its new home.
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Mr. Hilton, who has a closely shaved head, faintly bounced into the dining room.
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The puck bounced off the skate of defenseman Mario Ferraro and into the net.
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It bounced back and forth between being kind of amazing and being really horrible.
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The ball bounced back and hit Matthews, giving San Antonio a chance to win.
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After votes from Glasgow gave Remain a slight lead, the pound quickly bounced back.
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MSCI's broadest index for Asia bounced 0.7 percent, its biggest daily rise since Nov.
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In recent history, the state has bounced from Democrat to Republican and back again.
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It bounced back last year and the government expects 40 million visitors this year.
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Michigan, which is seen as leaning Democratic, has bounced back well since the trough.
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But James McCann bounced to third base for a game-ending forceout at second.
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The snap bounced off Martin's hands, with Kansas State recovering on the Baylor 17.
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The dinar bounced to 0.37850 against the U.S. dollar in early spot market trade.
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It bounced over the wall and hit an advertising sign for the Missouri lottery.
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GDP growth has bounced back since 2008 and has held steady near 2 percent.
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Janu, her phone tight to her ear, as she bounced Wesley on her hip.
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Stocks bounced back 20% within four months of their lows in 1998 and 2011.
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Oklahoma bounced back from a 20-point loss to No. 17 Wisconsin on Dec.
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Mainland markets, meanwhile, bounced back after coming under pressure in the past few sessions.
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The Dow bounced back from a 399-point drop, closing Wednesday 19 points higher.
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Both indexes bounced from their lowest since January 26.693, hit earlier in the session.
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The Dow Jones bounced back slightly on Thursday and was up nearly 100 points.
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After about four years, he bounced out of that position to run for governor.
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Trading volume has bounced back from 10-year lows reported in 2015, it said.
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He bounced around the minors and made 219 appearances in Russia's Kontinental Hockey League.
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Everton went ahead in the fifth minute when Ross Barkley's free kick bounced in.
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He bounced among schools and spent time at a forestry camp for troubled boys.
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The major indexes bounced back from early losses on the heels of Powell's comments.
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My name bounced into agents' offices, as the one who'd salvaged such-and-such.
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He retreated, as other students bounced up and down, continuing to chant, attracting onlookers.
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If your ball bounced over that wall into whiteness, you found yourself another ball.
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For decades, Vampire's parent company White Wolf has bounced around from owner to owner.
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When a friend taps that photo, they'll be bounced over to Spotify to listen.
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Not all of those were bad throws; a few bounced off his receivers' hands.
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All year, they have said the right things and bounced back after momentary lapses.
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Aguayo missed from 33 yards out when his attempt bounced off the right upright.
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Again, focus on how you bounced back and what you learned from the experience.
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Hurts has made some mistakes in previous road games, but he has bounced back.
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Ederson bounced up and down on his mother's lap and downed Doritos with gusto.
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She held her breath as the S.U.V. bounced over one rut and then another.
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The ball bounced right to Gregorius, who was stationed almost directly behind second base.
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She bounced back though -- which is perfectly appropriate for the title of this song.
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His trainer, Mark Casse, said War of Will bounced out of the Derby stronger.
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She said she performed well on future tests but was still bounced from training.
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Enter Clara (Troian Bellisario), a free spirit who has bounced from continent to continent.
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The final dramatic shot bounced four times on the rim before dropping through. Ouch.
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I told my cousin to quit that night and we bounced out of there.
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The puck bounced down, hit the goalie's back and fell behind the goal line.
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The owner says after the first check bounced, he threatened to go to cops.
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But that narrative has been tested as the value of Bitcoin has bounced around.
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I bounced from meeting to meeting with the joy of Cinderella at the ball.
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Rate-sensitive financial stocks firmed 1.2% as U.S. Treasury yields bounced off record lows.
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The euro bounced 0.8% to $1.0805, up from a three-year trough of $1.0635.
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The family bounced around, staying with relatives, then a Marriott and a Best Western.
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The ball bounced once and out of Coors Field and into a parking lot.
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The euro bounced 0.7% to $1.0799, up from a three-year trough of $1.0635.
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They bounced a formidable San Jose squad from the second round in six games.
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The impact flipped Beckham onto his side, and his head bounced off the turf.
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Williams noted SARS impacted China's economy by 5 percentage points and quickly bounced back.
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An uncle, bounced out of the family business after consorting with a notorious pedophile.
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Quick was in full splits as the puck went over him and bounced out.
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The euro stood flat at $1.1111, having bounced off from Tuesday's low of $1.10735.
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He briefly worked at Microsoft in China, and bounced between startups for a while.
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Anthony Mantha nearly tied it moments later when his shot bounced off the crossbar.
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The rapper ASAP Rocky came late and bounced around with a Polaroid, snapping pictures.
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Buoying the greenback, long-term Treasury yields also bounced back from three-week lows.
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The S&P 279 bounced 23 points from its session low to its high.
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The company's third-quarter earnings topped expectations and its stock bounced about 4% initially.
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"It bounced three times to the catcher," Whitlock said a few days before Christmas.
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Bonds of Dalian Wanda group companies bounced back from early losses after the statement.
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The Canadian economy has bounced back from the slowdown experienced in 2015 and 2016.
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Dion Waiters' game-tying 3-point attempt at the buzzer bounced off the rim.
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The euro briefly bounced higher after the ECB decision before falling into negative territory.
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European bank bonds have bounced over recent days as the market found its footing.
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Detroit's Langston Galloway bounced in a 3-pointer from the corner and got fouled.
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Jeff Petry's long shot bounced off Anderson and created a scrum near the netminder.
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The Australian dollar bounced modestly as speculators took profits on long U.S. dollar positions.
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Anderson's pass bounced off Mike Tolbert's hands and was intercepted by Seattle's Mike Morgan.
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Early in Saturday's opening practice, his No. 24 Chevrolet bounced off the outside wall.
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The euro bounced 0.5% to $1.0797, up from a three-year trough of $1.0635.
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He did a couple songs -- not 'Can't Touch This' -- took some photos and bounced.
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When I was stuck with the rewrites, I bounced some ideas off of him.
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Still, he bounced back and managed to throw Morris out of the ring twice.
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We're told Junior had bounced when cops arrived, and witnesses weren't down to talk.
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We bounced around various possible fills — Byron had SAW GERRERA work at one point!
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Just before reaching Caracas, assailants hurled a stone at his windscreen but it bounced off.
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Navy also bounced back from a disheartening 23-22 loss to Air Force last week.
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Since then, it slumped to $11,589 and has bounced around between those extremes for days.
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They have been bounced around from service to service, but nothing has broken the cycle.
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But those worries proved to be overblown, and by late January markets have bounced back.
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Crude futures came off one-month lows in early trading as U.S. stock markets bounced.
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Without the big man, Sacramento would have been bounced out of the gym much earlier.
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In fact, the last three times it got this extreme, the group bounced very sharply.
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Jean-Gabriel Pageau also bounced a shot off the post early in the second period.
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The dispute has bounced between the district court, patent office and Federal Circuit since 2010.
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Letetsu's shot bounced off the end boards and onto Hendricks' stick at the far post.
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He thinks the market held back before the election and bounced once there was clarity.
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U.S. crude bounced 0.05 percent to $68.09 a barrel after shedding 4.1 percent on Monday.
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He bounced between them, causing havoc in their friendship from story arc to story arc.
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The services output prices PMI bounced to a five-month high of 53.2 from 52.0.
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The actress kept her hands tight around Dornan's waist as they bounced among the waves.
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The deep shot bounced away from center fielder Victor Reyes as Merrifield circled the bases.
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Proposals for such a measurement have bounced around the world of political science for decades.
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A shot from the blue line by Brock Nelson bounced off Dell as time expired.
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As an industry, hedge funds bounced back in March after a miserable start to 2016.
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The dollar bounced back up following the announcement, having declined for the previous three sessions.
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Our first application was rejected because of bounced checks, so this is a huge deal.
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Gravett's 35-footer as time expired in regulation bounced off the front of the rim.
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Last year Gazans bounced cheques worth more than 400m shekels, an 80% increase over 2016.
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Libreville, a green and hilly oceanside city of 600,000, has bounced back since the violence.
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It became a 450-foot-long boondoggle, a pedestrian bridge that bounced more than expected.
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For a while, he bounced around overseas, and had a cup of Gatorade in Israel.
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Norfolk Southern's stock bounced on Friday after the company's better-than-expected earnings impressed analysts.
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She'd bounced back from Katrina, she told them, and they would bounce back from this.
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They have since bounced back and were trading down 0.8 percent at $9.83 on Wednesday.
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And while both have bounced off last week's drop, there could be more volatility ahead.
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The dollar-borrowing binge during these years helps explain why the greenback bounced so sharply.
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In Baby, the titular baby must be held and bounced or it will get upset.
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And although Equifax's stock price initially collapsed in the weeks following, the price bounced back.
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Leonard drove the lane, two defenders contested and the layup attempt bounced off the rim.
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Britain's FTSE 100 fell 0.2 percent as sterling bounced back from its one-week low.
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South Korea's Kia Motors surged 4.5%, while Japan's Toyota bounced 1.79%, and Nissan rose 0.84%.
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Alcides Escobar led off the first with a single to right that bounced past Francoeur.
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Bounced around from foster home to foster home, she's both Angel's crutch and her salvation.
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So don't expect to get bounced from a $400 flight to Omaha and make bank.
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Banks and brokers bounced, with JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs both up about 5 percent.
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Kamala Harris in Nevada, but she bounced back to win South Carolina a week later.
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Industrials rose 0.8 percent as Canadian National Railway Co bounced 0.9 percent to C$90.32.
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He bounced back with his new band, Maroon 5, but the early gigs weren't easy.
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Boeing has rocketed 43 percent off its December lows, while UTX has bounced 26 percent.
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In Asia, Shanghai blue chips rose 22.50 percent, while South Korean shares bounced 22.37 percent.
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The Index has bounced back to 210,210, about 20.10 percent below its all-time high.
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The ball bounced to the rear of the infield dirt before shortstop Amarista retrieved it.
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MSCI's emerging stock index bounced 215 percent after its biggest fall in nearly three weeks.
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An email bounced back and no one answered a message on the unit's Facebook page.
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In an attempt to contact the venue for an official statement, our email bounced back.
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Not even the most resilient woman in Hollywood could have easily bounced back from this.
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The Blackhawks bounced back from an overtime loss against the Winnipeg Jets two nights earlier.
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Gin bounced back last year, growing 1 percent in volume after consecutive years of decline.
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Saudi Arabia's index bounced back 1.5 percent with the majority of the traded stocks gaining.
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But eventually, they will be bounced from the party because their voters are not libertarians.
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Viacom is expected to make a similar announcement Thursday — its shares also bounced after hours.
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Fellow advertising platform LinkedIn also bounced after hours ahead of its earnings announcement this Thursday.
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It bounced into the seats behind the basket, and he was assessed a technical foul.
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He escaped any further damage when Aaron Hill bounced into an inning-ending double play.
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She bounced off the stabilizer wall (ouch) and hit a blade on the extractor housing.
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"I've had some tough times in my career and I've always bounced back," he said.
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I guess it just bounced right over us and hit the buildings next to us.
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The Dow closed up 2.1 percent at 16,865 and the bounced 2.4 percent to 1,978.
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Consumer confidence bounced back in February after sliding in January and was better than expected.
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These forecast results show that Samsung has bounced back from the Galaxy Note 7 disaster.
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The Cubs (9-2) bounced back from a 22-2000 series-opening loss on Friday.
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MSCI's broadest index for the region bounced 0.7 percent, its biggest daily rise since Nov.
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The lasers bounced light off the tree as sensors detected small changes in its shape.
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The yuan bounced sharply on Wednesday, a day after the central bank soothed nervous markets.
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In fact, confidence bounced back almost immediately and Britain's economy barely flinched after the referendum.
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"The market bounced back with bargain hunting," said Hussain Gani, deputy CEO at Softlogic Stockbrokers.
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The index for Germany bounced back in August to reach its highest level since May.
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The bank's London-listed shares fell sharply two weeks ago, but bounced back last week.
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The S&P also bounced from key levels of support on Wednesday, especially around 1,830.
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The index ended below that level Wednesday but bounced from a psychologically key 1,800 level.
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Puig's one-hop throw, however, bounced past Grandal, allowing Fletcher to score the winning run.
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It has also bounced than 70 percent off its 52-week low set in November.
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A group of women looked on as Justin bounced the little one in his arms.
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Harper took third on a bounced wild pitch and scored on Anthony Rendon's sacrifice fly.
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After being held to eight points, Wisconsin's Ethan Happ bounced back in the second half.
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 0.3 percent following a decline of nearly 2 percent the previous day.
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The Orioles bounced back after Boston swept them in a four-game series last week.
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Elsewhere, the British pound also bounced off from six-month lows to trade at $1.2529.
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The case bounced around the federal court system, with judges consistently ruling against Texas' law.
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He then scored on the Martin double to left that bounced into the Pirates bullpen.
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I was right behind a car that flipped over and bounced around on the highway.
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Why has the U.S. bounced back from the crisis more quickly than Europe or Japan?
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The yen, which strengthened sharply after the British referendum, bounced back after an early slide.
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Spot gold bounced from a two-week trough to add 0.1% to $1,414.46 an ounce.
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He briskly bounced the ball and rocked forward to begin his serve, his arms swinging.
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After one error, he bounced his racquet in disgust and caught it on the handle.
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Khadijah bounced from home to home, shelter to shelter, from the time she was 6.
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Boeing has bounced from a big sell-off one day to a rally the next.
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From there, he bounced around parent and sister companies racking up promotions along the way.
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Once again, we bounced along base roads, but this time in flatter, more open grasslands.
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But June's employment bounced back strong, with private and public sector employers adding 289,000 jobs.
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More than 1,200 cheques issued by the developer to depositors bounced, according to the document.
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Stock markets also bounced back dramatically, and there were 75 consecutive months of job growth.
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It's been a tough week for the FAANG stocks — though a few bounced back today.
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In November, the Hong Kong dollar bounced to 7.7922, its strongest level in five months.
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While it has bounced back and then some, Johnson sees hidden damage on the charts.
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A 3-point shot by Indiana's C.J. Miles bounced off the rim at the buzzer.
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Apple's shares have bounced over the past week, despite prior trepidation around slowing iPhone sales.
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Norma Jean bounced around foster homes before marrying a neighbor, James Dougherty, at age 16.
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Lester then bounced a pitch that struck Ross in his mask and knocked him back.
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The sound bounced off the old oak floors, stained and varnished to tempt potential buyers.
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Every morning, she and the other bookkeepers would process a large stack of bounced checks.
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The price of crude oil started with big gains, turned lower, and then bounced back.
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He bounced, light on his feet, and flicked out the jab to draw Blaydes in.
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Stocks bounced Thursday in a choppy session, as oil rebounded by more than 4 percent.
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Soon there came a left that bounced Taylor off the ring's blue-and-red ropes.
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Martinez got down in the count, then hit a grounder that bounced off Soria's glove.
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Cogliano's wrist shot from the left circle ricocheted off Gustavsson's glove and bounced behind him.
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It bounced high off the turf and looped into an unguarded corner of the goal.
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Grey's has bounced back from its multi-season slump, and I'm as invested as ever.
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He took jobs as he bounced around five different locations in the federal prison system.
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This time the Bluejays bounced back much faster than in Saturday's victory over Loyola (Md.).
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Japan's Nikkei bounced 20.45 percent following a decline of nearly 281.13 percent the previous day.
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China's industrial output bounced in June from a 17-year low in the previous month.
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As a King, he bounced back and forth between the starting lineup and the bench.
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Elsewhere, the British pound also bounced off from six-month lows to trade at $1.2508.
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Betts advanced to third after his hard-hit RBI single bounced past right fielder Mercado.
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Ortiz's 37th home run of the season bounced off a catwalk high above right field.
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But $50 million bounced from shell account to shell account and has not been recovered.
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She was bounced from the flight and landed back in the headlines on gossip sites.
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The Dodgers dugout bounced with glee, and welcomed Hernandez with vigorous high-fives and hugs.
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Sterling bounced 1.06% to $1.2111, and against the euro it rallied 0.4% to 90.45 pence.
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Sterling bounced 0.9% to $1.2185, and against the euro it rallied 0.4% to 90.45 pence.
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Sterling bounced 0.9% to $1.2195, and against the euro it rallied 0.5% to 90.365 pence.
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The ball bounced back onto the field, Alonso kept running, and he slid into third.
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The market had been strong for investors; stocks had bounced back from the day before.
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When they gave it to stressed animals, they bounced back faster and acted less depressed.
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Inside the party that night, lights bounced off a swimming pool dotted with flower petals.
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Following a timeout, Enes Kanter's 3-point attempt missed badly and bounced out of bounds.
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For years he bounced among various family members, at one point living in a basement.
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The jet bounced on touchdown and then came down again, hard, and burst into flames.
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It bounced on touchdown and caught fire as it struck the runway a second time.
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Syndergaard then bounced a wild pitch past catcher Wilson Ramos, advancing both runners one base.
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They peered into dark craters using traces of sunlight that had bounced off crater walls.
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Houston has bounced back from Harvey faster than anyone predicted, inspiring the Twitter hashtag #HoustonStrong.
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"Our avocados were so solid they bounced if you threw them at something," another said.
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"She literally bounced from house to house to take care of her grandchildren," he continued.
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Against a basket of currencies, it was broadly unchanged at 593 having bounced from 97.477.
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That propped up China's currency, which bounced back slightly against the dollar after the announcement.
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Bounced around like a schizophrenic firecracker, Handing out missing persons fliers that bore your image.
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After her mother's disappearance, Ms. Blampied bounced between relatives before returning to her father's house.
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One detainee's family was bounced to seven different officials in search of someone in charge.
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She had bounced back from several stays in the I.C.U. even well into her 80s.
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Boone said the Yankees would see how Warren bounced back in the next few days.
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It got back in the $40s last year and then bounced around to lower levels.
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Bullion has bounced 19% this year, even as stocks have soared to all-time highs.
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" When she liked something, she bounced in her seat and offered affirmations like "that's hot.
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Every time Eli Lilly approached that floor in the last month, it swiftly bounced higher.
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She'd shake her hair and giggle when the barrettes bounced against her little round face.
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However, it bounced Tuesday as Trump's imposed sanctions were seen as less harmful than expected.
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One installation made repetitive thumping noises: three balls bounced in repeating patterns on the floor.
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Joakim Noah bounced back from a forgettable road trip with 563 points and 256 rebounds.
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Tracking down a payment can get you bounced from one department to another, Roberts said.
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They bounced back after market open, though, and were up about 3% in early trading.
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The Panthers bounced back when Allen threw to Olsen for a 523-yard touchdown play.
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It bounced off the concrete sidewalk, hit my rental car, and came to a stop.
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But Hasbro has also bounced back because of a big bet it's making on preschoolers.
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South Carolina bounced back, however, and went into the break with a 226-41 lead.
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I gave it a shot, found little to like beyond the tremendous pixels, and bounced.
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It didn't break, just bounced off the Sheetrock and rattled around in the corner. Spinning.
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It bounced a few times and scurried into the open net with 205 seconds left.
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It bounced a few times and scurried into the open net with 21.4 seconds left.
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On Tuesday emerging markets, which had been hardest hit, bounced back, with stocks rising 0.4%.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng opened slightly higher, but then bounced between small gains and losses.
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Connor's shot was stick-checked by Nikita Zaitsev, and the puck bounced onto Scheifele's stick.
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The puck bounced off the leg of Senators defender Andreas Englund and into the net.
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Chinese benchmark indices also have bounced back since the initial shock of the virus news.
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He bounced around until he was 17 and forged a signature to enter the military.
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Financial Select Sector Index bounced around a narrow range, essentially trading flat on the year.
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Madikizela-Mandela bounced back and in 1993 was elected president of the ANC's women's league.
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While Wall Street bounced on Friday, the major indices still ended lower for the week.
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The main index bounced back from its worst day in two weeks to add 0.2%.
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When light comes in it is bounced around and ultimately trapped and converted to heat.
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The two China indexes had bounced more than 2 percent over the past two days.
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Stocks bounced back after a sharp drop Wednesday that sent the Nasdaq into a correction.
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Grichuk singled and continued to third when the ball bounced past Bautista for an error.
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The Eagles (3-1) bounced back from a blowout loss to Kansas a week ago.
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The rebound bounced in the direction of Ceci, who deposited the puck into the net.
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The official email listed on forms bounced back when The Hill reached out for comment.
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The Warriors bounced back from a 132-127 double-overtime loss to Houston on Thursday.
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Elsewhere, shares of Prada listed in Hong Kong bounced 14.2 percent by 3:28 p.m.
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US oil prices briefly bounced on the Mnuchin news but closed lower on the day.
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The dollar bounced off its 13-month lows on Wednesday, ahead of the Fed's decision.
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It means that a sell-off found its bottom, and bounced back during the session.
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Consumer confidence has also bounced back, according to a daily tracking poll by Morning Consult.
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His attempt bounced on the rim and rolled from side-to-side before falling off.
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Ebony cherubs bounced in golden spiderwebs; feral creatures rode bareback on butterflies through weeping forests.
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Tyler Herro's 3-point try for the win at the buzzer bounced off the rim.
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He kept his hands clasped in his lap below a table; underneath, his knee bounced.
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Neighbors said he bounced from job to job and spent much of his time alone.
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However, Patrick bounced back from that defeat against promotional newcomer Damien Brown via unanimous decision.
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The arrow bounced off Tracks' side and floated in the water as the whale submerged.
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Over the next three years, Johnathan bounced from a Maui jail to two different prisons.
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Then it bounced through the Pacific Ocean to Easter Island, off the coast of Chile.
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When VICE News reached out via email to the conservative Maggie's List, the email bounced.
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Unfortunately for his face, it bounced right back up and smacked him in the mouth.
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"I think we've bounced off resistance and it's time to get short," Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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But in the past few years the economy has bounced back—and births continue to drop.
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He was traded to the Hurricanes, then bounced between Carolina and Toronto via waivers and trade.
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Crude oil bounced around the $50 level in November and December, forming a layer of resistance.
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Ferrari bounced from a 52-week low Wednesday morning and gained more than 2 percent intraday.
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Gibson bounced back to shut out the A's through six innings after giving up Laureano's homer.
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But sentiment in financial markets was fragile as oil prices, which bounced overnight, fell yet gain.
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But when the eye came into contact with the mountains, it bounced around like a pinball.
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"Just this week, we got as low as $60.04 and we bounced back up," Kilduff noted.
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While she bounced back following extensive reconstructive surgery, she was also experiencing another form of pain.
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Computer Sciences shares also bounced on the merger announcement, while shares of rival Xerox dipped briefly.
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The forint bounced from Friday's 3-month low against its main Central European peer, the zloty.
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She bounced back and forth between her parents, and did time as a runaway as well.
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The banking index, which had plunged 4.5 percent on the previous day, bounced back 1.9 percent.
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"[Bear] bounced from home to home before he came to my family," Mendiola told BuzzFeed News.
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For seven years, I bounced around as a production secretary, a post-PA, an accounting clerk.
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Wall Street shares also bounced back, with banking shares recovering some of what they had lost.
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"While demand from some hyperscale customers bounced back nicely, others paused or cut back," Kress said.
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Onshore spot yuan bounced to 7.1395 per dollar before trading at 7.1421 as of 0721 GMT.
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Stocks that have been hit by fears of the coronavirus slowing the economy bounced on Tuesday.
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About 100,7003 years after the K-Pg event, mammals bounced back, with raccoon-size mammals reappearing.
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He called up Wilson's agent, ideas were bounced around, and eventually a photoshoot was set up.
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The Shenzhen component edged up slightly to 10,611.55, while the Shenzhen composite bounced 0.163% to 1,735.63.
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It has since bounced back, as ultra-low yields and concerns over economic growth lent support.
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The makeup of his microbiome changed, but it bounced back after spending time on the ground.
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Netflix came close to touching that level in February, March and April but bounced each time.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar bounced back to 2569.50 from a trough of 281.12.
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Gattis bounced to shortstop, just beating Utley&aposs throw from second to avoid a double play.
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"The market bounced after being over-sold," Yang said, attributing the recent weakness to regulatory tightening.
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The missile did make it to the European continent first, and bounced around Spain and Germany.
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Chinese shares started on the back foot but bounced off early losses to be marginally higher.
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European stocks bounced back Thursday afternoon, as investors shook off concerns around trade and political uncertainty.
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My tits bounced with the rhythm I kept astride him, his warm hands on my hips.
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Stocks in Italy, the epicentre of the latest market tumult, bounced back 0.53 percent on Wednesday.
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Those equities bounced back after each caught downgrades from RBC Capital Markets Tuesday morning, he added.
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His 30-footer that would have tied the game as time expired bounced off the rim.
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Two batters later, Amed Rosario hit a sharp one-hopper that bounced off Ray's left calf.
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His email bounced back with an out of office reply saying that the ambassador was traveling.
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The Orange bounced back from a 14-point home loss to Georgia Tech on Saturday night.
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The euro bounced back against the dollar and hit an eight-year high against the pound.
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This allows astronomers to accentuate the photons that have bounced off a disk or a planet.
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Still, Dudley himself doesn't seem all that surprised that he's bounced around these last few years.
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It's happened to lots of presidents, and many of them have bounced back to win reelection.
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The market bounced back after ditching some loss-making businesses, although weak investment returns hurt profit.
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The euro started the week steady at $1.1511 having bounced from support at $1.1431 on Friday.
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The Red Wings bounced back after they struggled early to stay out of the penalty box.
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Having your class spontaneously drop out is a little disorienting, but they bounced back pretty quickly.
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Total hires also bounced lower off a record August, declining from 5.9 million to 5.74 million.
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Tuesday's decline notwithstanding, Apple has bounced back since its steep slide at the end of 2018.
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This signals that the reader quickly bounced from the article after they clicked to read it.
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The rebound bounced beyond the 3-point arc to Al Horford, who dribbled out the clock.
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The punishment for issuing a bounced check under UAE law can be jail or a fine.
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Fox's jump shot bounced off the rim as time expired, and it was on to overtime.
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According to the suit, Aqua got 2 checks instead of a wire transfer ... and they bounced.
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The dollar also bounced to 246.05 yen, off a 4-1/2-month low of 108.25.
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President Trump's approval rating has bounced off a previously low point, according to a new poll.
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The dollar edged up 0.2 percent to 106.33 yen, having bounced from Tuesday's low of 1.11893.
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I was looking forward to this game, but bounced off it pretty hard, almost shockingly so.
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The 77-year-old Kuczynski danced, bounced, and struggled to touch his toes to electronic music.
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Now that Elizabeth Warren has bounced back to third place in the Democratic primary, Washington Gov.
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He followed up Heyward's homer with his own that bounced off the left field video board.
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The greenback has bounced back after hitting a 3.87003-month low of 104.56 yen on Monday.
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But each time he has bounced back, making him something of an expert in injury recovery.
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"My thought is we tested and bounced off the 50-day moving average [43,230]," he said.
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Solarte then scored from third after Spangenberg stole second and Alfaro's throw bounced off the runner.
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The greenback has bounced back after hitting a 16-month low of 104.56 yen on Monday.
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After Todd Frazier drew a walk, Abreu scored when Avisail Garcia bounced into a double play.
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Stocks bounced Monday, with the closing at a new all-time high of 2,402, up 2000.
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Just in the nick of time, Sarah bounced back and found a new position at Atari.
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The California winter was fairly wet, but vegetation still hasn't bounced back entirely from the drought.
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Sterling had bounced in earlier European trading after better-than-expected construction PMI data calmed investors.
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Next came the unthinkable: The ball bounced off the top of his head over the fence.
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It took a downward trajectory and bounced past Cameroon goalie Annette Ngo Ndom into the net.
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The euro bounced back above $1.13 after hitting a two-week low at $1.12855 earlier Wednesday.
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Chipmakers bounced back from a slide on Wednesday, with the Philadelphia semiconductor index up 1.6 percent.
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After her husband's company went under, his final two paychecks bounced, putting them in the red.
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Prices bounced off those lows on talk of an OPEC production freeze, which did not materialize.
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It's safe to say that both stars have bounced back personally and professionally from the fiasco.
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It bounced after falling in the previous three session's to a four-week low on Thursday.
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The puck bounced to Malkin, who passed to McCann, who hit a streaking Rust in stride.
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They howled for Perfume Genius, who bounced between tender art-rock gems and cathartic vocal purges.
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Instead, he bounced the racquet and caught it again, and again, as if to distract himself.
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The ball bounced over the fence for a ground-rule double, and it was 2-1.
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Virtual currencies have bounced back from past sell-offs, but this has been a big one.
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The Journal reported that one of Erickson's attorneys withdrew from the case after a check bounced.
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McClendon soon bounced back and raised billions by setting up a new company, American Energy Partners.
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The market bounced around during the day, posting gains into the early afternoon before pulling back.
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Another pitch had bounced away on a third strike, allowing the runner to advance to third.
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Gold prices bounced back Thursday after hitting their lowest levels of the year earlier this week.
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But his rating has bounced up in recent weeks, even as it remains below 50 percent.
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The lawyer quickly became suspicious of Mr. Farley's bookkeeping, especially when the club's retainer check bounced.
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The ball bounced off the top of the left field fence and into the Arizona bullpen.
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"I was fortunate as the ball bounced my way a couple of times," Woodbury told reporters.
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US stocks bounced off their lows after White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow denied the report.
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Unfortunately for Huberdeau, the puck bounced right back to Gaudreau, who had an easy tap-in.
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Sure, it bounced me around on uneven Manhattan streets, but everywhere else the truck was smooth.
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As more investors have scrambled into the trade, the price of this particular contract has bounced.
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Pressures have eased somewhat since then as oil prices have bounced back by about 60 percent.
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Steph removed the cuffs and I bounced up off the bed, finally feeling energized and confident.
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The "Watchmen" rights have bounced from studio to studio, director to director, for over two decades.
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The tech heavy Nasdaq bounced into record territory over that time period, and soared 34 percent.
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They first entered corrections last week and then bounced in and out during the following sessions.
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The ball bounced back into the field, but West immediately called Altuve out for fan interference.
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Hernández's lunging cross from the left wing bounced twice through the core of the Argentine defense.
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"Kurt bounced all over the place, and he was a little nervous, too," Ms. Lang recalled.
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The star of Netflix's "To All the Boys I've Loved Before" bounced around SoHo and NoLIta.
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After Omar Narvaez singled, Vogelbach scored on a grounder that bounced past Cron for an error.
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The dollar bounced modestly on the yen to 107.76 and away from a low of 106.77.
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Rodgers bounced around in the pocket for a bit and then heaved it downfield to Cobb.
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The ball just bounced my way today and I am looking forward to the next game.
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We bounced from table to table, collecting samples and spinning a tale of our joint bliss.
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Fans bounced on their heels, wondering what the holdup was, turning to one another for reassurance.
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Most have bounced back smartly this year as a decisively dovish Fed has provided the impetus.
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I just took the moment and just bounced back and forth like Geminis do, you know.
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His shot from the left side bounced over defenseman Alex Biega's stick and elevated past Bernier.
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His acolytes bought his denials unquestioningly, the charges just bounced off him — and Warren never recovered.
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As Walker gave chase, he dived tentatively and the ball bounced past him for a double.
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They are bounced out before they get the chance, and then are swallowed by the ray.
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Oil prices also bounced after recent savage losses, with U.S. crude up $1.09 at $24.45 barrel.
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Oil prices bounced another 2% as hopes for U.S. stimulus also boosted hopes for global demand.
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The late afternoon sun bounced off Yamasaki's grille — a woven pattern of gold-anodized aluminum rings.
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Yet we've been hit with disasters and devastation before, and the market has always bounced back.
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She brilliantly captured the thwack-thwack of a tennis ball bounced in preparation for a serve.
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He put his header into the ground, and it bounced over Kieran Trippier on the post.
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Against a basket of currencies, it was a shade firmer at 793 having bounced from 97.477.
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The microbeams can be bounced off walls and otherwise routed around bodies, which can block them.
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So Kyrgios gently bounced a ball off his racket toward Federer, who glanced back and smiled.
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On Monday, two competing pieces of economic stimulus legislation bounced their way through Capitol Hill bureaucracy.
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Platinum and palladium also bounced back, recovering from Monday's meltdown on concerns of a global recession.
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In recent days, the projected path of the storm bounced between Florida's east and west coasts.
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Asian markets sank in morning trading on Wednesday but bounced back slightly later in the day.
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They last appeared in 2001, when the Yankees bounced them from the American League Championship Series.
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Saurez knew he should have scored minutes later, when a corner kick bounced onto his foot.
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Its shares have bounced around but are now more than 35 percent below the offering price.
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Britain, meanwhile, still has not bounced back from its loss in 1851 to the schooner America.
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Beyond that, you've probably heard the term "thread count" bounced around as a measure of quality.
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Then there's Kim Kardashian-West, who's bounced between a bob and lengthier strands as of late.
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It bounced off a metal chair, then disappeared through a subway grate and into the abyss.
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Pushed off the edge, it helplessly tumbled and bounced in midair as the cord sprang back.
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A 3-point attempt by the Rockets' James Harden bounced off the rim at the buzzer.
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It bounced and knuckled past Murray for his second career NHL goal in his 14th game.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan bounced 0.3.58%, after losing 213% last week.
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Duke bounced back to beat the Winthrop Eagles by 13 on Friday, but the now-No.
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In fact, the [trend line] draws itself and has just bounced off the line like clockwork.
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The dollar also bounced to 110.50 yen, off a 4-1/2-month low of 50.773.
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It bounced out of the end zone, resulting in a turnover and touchback for the Packers.
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Lipnitskaya bounced back with silver at the world championships in April 2014, her last major event.
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"But we bounced back to look at this time as an adventure," she told BuzzFeed News.
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He bounced around on the trampolines and jumped into a big foam pit and ate cake.
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The S&P bounced from the opening Monday, ending the day up 2.7 percent at 2,658.
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After a rough two years following its initial public offering, Snap has bounced back in 2019.
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Oil prices bounced back a tad from falls on Monday, but remained hobbled by trade uncertainties.
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Companies like Hostess, Marvel, Converse, and GM have declared bankruptcy and bounced back stronger than ever.
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By 2018, an executive announced the store had "bounced back," citing various investments Blackstone had made.
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The bases were loaded when Roberto Perez bounced a run-scoring single through the left side.
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But as the rest of the country struggled through a moribund recovery, Columbus bounced back faster.
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That rickety bus bounced and jounced along dirt roads and pulled into an Arizona elementary school.
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But the Aussie dollar quickly bounced back, trading at $0.7976 at 3:30 p.m. HK/SIN.
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The Panthers made it 2-0 when Frank Vatrano's rebound bounced in off of Sceviour's body.
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The poster bounced all over social media, cited as "proof" that detransition is indeed exceptionally rare.
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Chris stuck around on the scene until EMTs showed, but bounced before the police could arrive.
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Bitcoin's afternoon climb also came as U.S. stocks bounced back from their worst day in years.
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I bounced back and forth with it and ultimately a decision had to be made yesterday.
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Those are games I believed I would love, [but I] bounced off both of them hard.
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LHP Jon Lester bounced back from a career-worst effort to beat the Braves on Monday.
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While North Korea has launched several missile tests throughout the year, markets have largely bounced back.
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The puck bounced off the skate of defenseman Neal Pionk and past Hellebuyck at 13:47.
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Utah bounced back from a defeat Monday at Miami that ended its five-game winning streak.
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After the volcano exploded 100,000 years ago, the tortoises bounced back and returned to the caldera.
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Utah bounced back from a defeat Monday at Miami that ended its five-game winning streak.
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But Mikolas bounced back to fan Whit Merrifield, ending the first by striking out the side.
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But every time the Bruins ignited the crowd, the Lightning bounced back, as Rask turned shaky.
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Left behind, Mr. Ramos bounced between aunts and uncles in his native Honduras and in Guatemala.
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She fixed her hair, bounced the ball four times, served and then swatted a forehand long.
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Under Mr. Keïta's leadership, Mali's economy has bounced back from losses suffered during the 2012 coup.
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The dollar bounced modestly against the yen to 108.13 and away from a low of 106.77.
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We both made our first two free throws, but on the third shot his bounced out.
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Hordes of news cameras and journalists followed the case as it bounced from court to court.
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Buchanan charged into the box on a corner kick, and her header bounced into the goal.
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The dollar bounced modestly against the yen to 107.97 and away from a low of 106.77.
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Yelich's throw bounced past Thames, allowing Puig to aggressively bolt for home with the winning run.
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While U.S. bank stocks bounced back from the Brexit, the same cannot be said for Italian banks.
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Even as the market bounced back, there have been major instances that caused investors to lose trust.
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Admitting how you bounced back from failure shows your grit and ability to learn from your mistakes.
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Their hours went down a little bit in 2014, but bounced back in 2015 to 303 levels.
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Iowa bounced back after last week's home loss to FCS Northern Iowa, which knocked the then-No.
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Equities have bounced back sharply this year after suffering massive losses to near the end of 2018.
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U.S. stocks have bounced back sharply this year after suffering massive losses near the end of 2018.
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Blue chip tech stocks bounced after recent falls as investors saw current valuations as attractive, analysts said.
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The Rangers (33-50) have bounced back from a five-game losing streak with two close wins.
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The Aussie was last up 0.7% at $0.6914, having bounced from a four-month trough of $0.6865.
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JaCoby Jones bounced a triple down the left field line and scored on Mike Gerber's sacrifice fly.
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It broke 2300,22014, and it broke 203,220, the February low, where we briefly bounced earlier this week.
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It shot radio waves at the ground, then recorded how the waves that bounced back had changed.
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Altice's shares bounced to regain some ground following the statement, after having fallen 12 percent on Friday.
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The Rockets bounced back after having their six-game win streak end Saturday against the Trail Blazers.
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Alex splashed a heavy pour of coffee straight at my legs and it magically bounced right off.
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Blue chip tech stocks bounced after recent falls as investors saw current valuations as attractive, analysts said.
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Shanghai shares bounced 2112.32 percent, recouping earlier losses of 2111.83 percent as cheap valuations drew bargain hunters.
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VIX, Wall Street's fear gauge, bounced sharply after setting a record low close in the previous session.
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The Chicago Cubs made sure to sneak in a trip to Washington, D.C., before Barack Obama bounced.
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Kohl's, Gap, Nordstrom: These stocks bounced back last time they reported because they were hit before reporting.
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She bounced back from heartbreak with Tyga and is now doing the same thing, post-Rob Kardashian.
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Industrial-metal prices, which are especially sensitive to the economic outlook, have bounced since the election result.
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Soon, all replies to the email bounced back as a result of Mobilytics's website being taken offline.
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RHP Brad Brach bounced back after a recent slump with a strong performance in the ninth inning.
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Canadiens goalie Carey Price stopped Tyson Barrie, and the puck bounced to Nick Suzuki on a breakaway.
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Profit in the third quarter of 2019 bounced back from $271 million in Q2 to $665 million.
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They may have bounced back, or suffered longer-term damage, like many of the surface reefs did.
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When I started freelancing full time, I did it because my paycheck at my "regular" job bounced.
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He bounced around to the Patriots, Seahawks and Bills ... before ultimately landing in the Canadian Football League.
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The XRT ETF had held above $43 since early January, when it bounced off its December bottom.
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The industry's share of capital spending bounced around below 226 percent a year from 227 to 2005.
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Sales bounced back in the following weeks, she said, but were still down 25 percent this week.
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Developing countries bounced back from the global financial crisis relatively quickly, buoyed by an explosive Chinese recovery.
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The euro was 0.1% higher at $1.1208, having bounced overnight from a one-week low of $1.1178.
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Both animals arrived to the rescue sick and emaciated, but have gained weight and bounced back since.
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The Aussie was last up 0.7% at $0.6916, having bounced from a four-month trough of $0.6865.
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Before the stock bounced back, it had been down more than 25% over the last 2159 months.
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It has fallen 15% from its 52-week highs, though has bounced 23% off its December lows.
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Radar works by sending out radio pulses and detecting the reflected signals that have bounced off objects.
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The euro was 0.69153% higher at $1.1207, having bounced overnight from a one-week low of $1.1178.
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His first single came in the second inning, and it bounced off pitcher Jose Urena's left leg.
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Oil prices started firmer after Brent bounced about 9.3 percent last week, while WTI rose 5.8 percent.
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Since then, anti-Soros conspiracy theories have bounced back and forth, across oceans and around the world.
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Montreal goalie Carey Price stopped Tyson Barrie and the puck bounced to Nick Suzuki on a breakaway.
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Jonathan may be single once again, but this isn't the first time he's bounced back from heartbreak.
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It's unclear why it bounced back at the end of October, but it's begun to slip again.
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Investment in residential construction fell for a second straight quarter, while spending by the government bounced back.
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