But now, the apparel industry seems to be bouncing back.
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America's labor market, we are repeatedly informed, is bouncing back.
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There is little chance of the economy bouncing back soon.
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Copper rose 1.3 percent, bouncing back from falls this week.
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Are some people just better at bouncing back after breakups?
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Calvin Harris is bouncing back after his scary car accident.
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The euro has been 1.1805, 1.1810, bouncing back and forth.
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The sector is not exactly bouncing back in Monday's session.
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"The saiga has this really good capability of bouncing back."
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And if necessary, bouncing back from rejection should be, too.
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Good news: Sea turtles appear to be bouncing back worldwide.
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Go deeper: Stocks are bouncing back, but analysts are still spooked
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"But it's not going to be ... people bouncing back," he said.
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Toshiba had looked to be bouncing back from its accounting nightmare.
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Selena Gomez is no stranger to bouncing back and moving forward.
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Let me go back -- again, we are bouncing back and forth.
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But when I came home, I saw people were bouncing back.
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Detroit, Michigan, is a Midwestern underdog that's bouncing back after bankruptcy.
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After years of struggle, the U.S. economy is finally bouncing back.
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"You can make your personal brand about resilience and bouncing back."
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But most companies have found their share prices bouncing back rapidly.
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FTMIB rising 1.8%, bouncing back from a political crisis-driven sell-off.
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This allowed some signals to travel further before bouncing back to Earth.
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I&aposm bouncing back and forth, but this is in my head.
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All of his distress signals were bouncing back, his outgoing data blocked.
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I was bouncing back and forth between hospitals praying over them both.
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If oil goes back up, Cramer anticipates stocks could come bouncing back.
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You'll bounce back, I promise—bouncing back is kind of your thing.
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You'd feel pretty good about this team bouncing back in 2017-18.
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Those states have proven resilient in bouncing back for Clinton so far.
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After finding its floor of support, Boeing's stock has been bouncing back.
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Tellingly, the stock market is no longer reflexively bouncing back from declines.
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We are not bouncing back because big government is in our way.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars fell nearly 2% before bouncing back.
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In fact, "bouncing back after failure will make you stronger," Morin wrote.
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The dollar was at 112.27 yen, bouncing back from Tuesday's low of 13.
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Bouncing back from a post-baby bod has become an extreme, competitive sport.
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Start with tourism, which was bouncing back from a period of regional unrest.
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"You're like the waves crashing into the border and bouncing back," he said.
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"You get really good at failing and bouncing back from that," Karlstrom says.
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Oil prices jumped during Asia trading hours, bouncing back after losses on Thursday.
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Taylor Swift is bouncing back from her breakup with yet another generous donation.
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Along with bouncing back after baby, Jenner has been navigating first-time motherhood.
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If you lose an election, you can pretty much count on bouncing back.
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The dollar was at 112.27 yen, bouncing back from Tuesday's low of 111.50.
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Obviously, we did a good job of bouncing back after last game's performance.
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This week, shares spent some time in the single digits before bouncing back.
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The euro rose to $1.2345, bouncing back from $1.2258 hit the previous day.
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And there's cautionary optimism that sea turtles are bouncing back after historical declines.
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But growth indicators suggest that Germany has hit bottom and is bouncing back.
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Gas is cheap, home prices are bouncing back and interest rates are low.
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One surprise mention is Detroit, which is bouncing back after years of decline.
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THRUSH: It is interesting the way that he keeps bouncing back and forth.
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The three major indexes hit session lows on the report before bouncing back.
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SPX stock index rose 1.05 percent, bouncing back from sizeable losses last week.
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I feel like she's telling me I'm not bouncing back fast enough. Thoughts?
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Netflix hit a 52-week high, and so did , with bouncing back behind it.
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Caterpillar shares were slammed but on Friday, the stock was bouncing back by 3.5%.
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The stock hit a low of $47.06 Tuesday before bouncing back to around $48.30.
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Perhaps you're bouncing back from an injury and don't want to get sidelined again.
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If big sister Kim is any indication, Kylie will have no problems bouncing back.
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Bouncing back There is growing confidence among tourism professionals that the storm has passed.
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Along with bouncing back after baby, Jenner has been busy navigating first-time motherhood.
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Overnight, his website had disappeared, and all associated email addresses were suddenly bouncing back.
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The index fell more than 10 percent after hitting that level before bouncing back.
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The Nasdaq gained 0.4%, bouncing back from a 2.4% drop earlier in the day.
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"I think the city was probably ready to start bouncing back," Colwell told me.
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"I'm really happy with how I feel and how I'm bouncing back," he said.
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If the new pup is Richard's, it could be a sign he's bouncing back.
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"Saigas have a history of bouncing back," she said, "so we always have hope."
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The broader Topix rose 1.3% to 1,4.63, also bouncing back from earlier steep losses.
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Chinese stocks are bouncing back hard since Monday after five straight weeks of losses.
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Apple shares are bouncing back, after briefly tumbling into bear-market territory on Friday.
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Like many businessmen, he failed once spectacularly, before bouncing back — with a Russian twist.
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Each reads the light bouncing back in their direction — filtered through "their" media outlets.
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Still, he cautioned: "I don't know about bouncing back" from the damage already done.
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Trump, for his part, has some experience bouncing back from losses outside the political arena.
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It's going to be bouncing back and forth between some number around $55 or $60.
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In October, the economy added 246,000 payrolls, bouncing back from just 136,000 jobs in September.
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For Beyoncé, bouncing back from her pregnancy wasn't always easy, especially being the perfectionist type.
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European banks did see gains this week, bouncing back from the multiyear lows hit Thursday.
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However, the Shutterstock has been on the rebound, bouncing back 25 percent for the year.
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U.S. 10-year and 30-year yields hit record lows on Wednesday, before bouncing back.
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"We've been bouncing back and coming from behind all year," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Their vacay proves Julia's bouncing back strong, and you can tell she's excited about it.
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"It's a tradition," former world champion Gay said of Bolt bouncing back from previous injuries.
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US crude oil prices increased nearly 2%, bouncing back from a sharp fall on Tuesday.
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Shares of UPS dropped at market open before bouncing back up more than 1 percent.
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After filing for bankruptcy with $18 million in debt in 2013, Detroit is bouncing back.
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Average wind speeds declined by about 8 percent over some three decades, before bouncing back.
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Following Trump's election victory, world markets initially fell sharply but they are now bouncing back.
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Goomi means rubber band in Hebrew and is meant to symbolize bouncing back and flexibility.
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However, the immediate focus for both is bouncing back from a couple of ugly defeats.
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For me, it wasn't really bouncing back into my normal intimate life with my husband.
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Weary after bouncing back from breast cancer, the photographer decided to move to Miami Beach.
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But their numbers are bouncing back — even as the human settlements near them keep growing.
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BOUNCING BACK In the summer of 2016, Mr. Yip texted Mr. Mars to catch up.
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The FTSE 100 gained 0.5%, bouncing back from its worst day since early October 2019.
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The Dow (INDU) fell as much as 327 points at its low, before bouncing back.
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Shares of Gap, meanwhile, fell about 2 percent before bouncing back to a slight increase.
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The S&P 500 utilities index was up 1.4 percent, bouncing back from Monday's losses.
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She noticed that some reefs that had been given up for dead were bouncing back.
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I mean, seeing the Australian bush already bouncing back, like seed pods, everything opening up.
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Bouncing back and forth between the two countries, Holslin has snapped photos of every development.
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" Bouncing back to the moment, she added jubilantly, "This competition, you know, is a big one.
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The mid-cap FTSE 250 advanced 0.9%, bouncing back after steep losses in the previous session.
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I was kind of establishing myself again, bouncing back from the game before a little bit.
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Radio Fresh was declared haram, raided, closed, had all its equipment seized, but kept bouncing back.
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As any mother can attest, bouncing back post baby isn't exactly a walk in the park.
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If it dips below $102, though, it could fall as low as $94 before bouncing back.
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Telecoms firm Idea Cellular Ltd shed as much as 2.3 percent on Tuesday before bouncing back.
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The pan-European benchmark index rose 0.3%, bouncing back from its worst session in three weeks.
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In fact, European defense spending have begun bouncing back again in response to the Ukraine crisis.
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The onshore yuan weakened nearly 1 percent to 6.7980 per dollar before bouncing back to 13.
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NSEI have surged to record highs this year, bouncing back from 2016's demonetization-led correction.
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Over the last five years, shares have climbed higher, bouncing back from their few momentary hiccups.
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The onshore yuan weakened nearly 1 percent to 13 per dollar before bouncing back to 6.7880.
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Markets worldwide showed signs of bouncing back after coming under pressure in the previous trading session.
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The futures then began rebounding overnight as U.S. stocks began bouncing back from post-election losses.
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This was the case in April 2015, when German yields started bouncing back from record lows.
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Despite this predicted miss, Munster says he's still optimistic about Tesla and its stock bouncing back.
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Tech stocks gained 1 percent, bouncing back from their worst day in more than two weeks.
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Shares in Aeroflot, the national airline, fell 11.4 percent before bouncing back later in the day.
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Snap is bouncing back after a challenging 2018 following a poorly-received redesign of its app.
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But this was the first time that the share of working women dropped without bouncing back.
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But stocks in Europe and the United States are bouncing back from Monday's sharp sell-off.
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"I just threw up on international television, and it feels great!" she said, bouncing back up.
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The Weeknd is bouncing back from Bella Hadid just fine by making out with Selena Gomez.
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The Dow had been down as many as 83 points during the Tuesday session before bouncing back.
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Netflix hit a 52-week high, and so did Domino's Pizza, with Amazon bouncing back behind it.
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Oil prices were higher in the afternoon of Asian trading hours, bouncing back from their Tuesday tumble.
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"It's a tradition," former U.S. world champion Tyson Gay said of Bolt bouncing back from previous injuries.
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But if this told the whole story, the euro area's economy should be bouncing back by now.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.26 percent, bouncing back above its lowest level since April.
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The euro gained 0.25 percent against the dollar, bouncing back from a three-month low touched Friday.
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Their numbers are now bouncing back, helped by higher-paying jobs amid a worker shortage in Japan.
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Shares are seen bouncing back on strong corporate earnings and global growth, the poll of strategists showed.
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We're happy to report ... Charlie's bouncing back, and will have a new gig on the big day.
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Los Angeles (183-50) had lost 12 of 14 games before bouncing back for the road win.
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Draghi's comments sent the euro bouncing back off its session lows and yields on US Treasurys rising.
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And with this bouncing back we get our credibility back and it will rebuild our sponsor portfolio.
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The euro gained 0.39 percent against the dollar, bouncing back from a three-month low touched Friday.
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The memory chipmaker released strong earnings last week, and is bouncing back from a post-earnings decline.
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Its Fund XIII, that amassed $20083 billion in 2014 after targeting $5 billion, is gradually bouncing back.
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The dollar was 0.05 percent higher at 110.82 yen bouncing back from the day's low of 110.46.
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They had staged a rebound rally on Tuesday, bouncing back from Wall Street's worst day since 1987.
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In all, Shanker's team does not foresee FedEx bouncing back before its financial year ends in May.
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The benchmark S&P 500 stock index rose 1.05 percent, bouncing back from sizeable losses last week.
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European markets closed higher on Tuesday, bouncing back from the weak sentiment seen in the previous session.
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Against the yen the dollar edged up to 112.33 yen, bouncing back from Tuesday's low of 111.50.
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Private-sector union membership may be bouncing back after years of decline, according to new government statistics.
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As happens so often in tennis, Halep had trouble bouncing back from missing such an important opening.
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US stocks climbed on Friday, bouncing back a day after the worst single-day drop since 1987.
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The fastest growth may have been in countries like Spain that are bouncing back from the financial crisis.
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To me, that's short sighted and the result is that the euro is bouncing back a little bit.
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"I am proud of the guys for bouncing back after a difficult loss," Oregon coach Dana Altman said.
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The pattern of U.S. companies bouncing back from initial periods of dollar appreciation likely will get tested again.
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Emily Skye has some advice for new moms when it comes to "bouncing back" after having a baby.
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FTMIB rose 0.3 percent, bouncing back after heavy losses in the previous session due to resurfacing political worries.
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Trier, bouncing back from a disappointing opening night, scored 22 points off the bench on only seven shots.
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"You know how you were asking if there are still surprises?" she says, bouncing back into the hall.
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But the S&P 500 index bouncing back from a two-year low of 1,810 touched on Feb.
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CHICAGO, April 17 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures firmed on Tuesday, bouncing back from Monday's declines.
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The dollar traded at 106.53 yen, bouncing back from its 15-month low of 105.545 set on Feb.
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Sales of new homes hit a 220006-year high in September, bouncing back after a few slow months.
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"The bigger concern is to do with overall demand not bouncing back in the second half," Matsui said.
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When the campaign officially began in September, Mr. Trudeau appeared to be bouncing back from the ethics controversy.
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The headlines have continued ever since, bouncing back between tabloids and mainstream news organizations, depending on the topic.
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Shares of the commodity chipmaker peaked in June and have drifted lower since before bouncing back on Monday.
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And if there is one thing the watch industry has a good habit of doing, it's bouncing back.
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Do you know the mind and vision you need to keep bouncing back and forth for that long?
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Bouncing back and forth between downpours and drought is going to stress infrastructure like canals and sewage systems.
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But the conversations and thought processes surrounding these practices all had to do with looks: bouncing back, losing weight.
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These have the effect of preventing light from bouncing back out, ensuring a greater proportion of it is detected.
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The FTSE gains were led by a rise in mining stocks, with Glencore bouncing back after results this week.
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" Destination Wealth Management founder and CEO Michael Yoshikami ran with the bulls: "The market bouncing back, it's not unreasonable.
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It depends on why you're doing it, says Samantha Burns, dating coach and author of Breaking Up & Bouncing Back.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq jumped 2.1% and 2.8%, respectively, bouncing back from last week's sell-off.
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Sterling fell sharply on the growth downgrade before bouncing back, and the FTSE traded just off its earlier highs.
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The dollar traded at 106.31 yen, bouncing back from its 15-month low of 105.545 set on Feb 16.
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Joc Pederson and Justin Turner also homered for Los Angeles, which squandered a 6-0 lead before bouncing back.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 256.34%, bouncing back from the previous day's losses.
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Defenseman Seth Jones' shot caromed off a teammate and sailed into the spectator netting before bouncing back into play.
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"He said he's been feeling different stuff, but felt normal, and said he was bouncing back easily," Mattingly said.
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Even after bouncing back some this month, it's still down by more than 40 percent from the offer date.
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After the 2008 financial recession, travel lost popularity and Expedia came under pressure for several years before bouncing back.
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"He fell asleep with his legs in the air on the swing and they were bouncing back and forth."
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Ireland has done well over the last decade, bouncing back from the dark days of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Recently too, technology stocks are showing signs of call backs while financial stocks and energy stocks are bouncing back.
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He's really been bouncing back well the next day, feeling like his knee is where it needs to be.
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The indexes closed higher for the third day in a row, bouncing back from correction levels seen last week.
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In Cairo, the main index traded up 3.2 percent, bouncing back from a 28-month low close on Thursday.
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New York (CNN Business)After a tough 2018 for Snap, some analysts are optimistic the company is bouncing back.
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You've got to be quick, however: the price will be bouncing back up to $19.99 when the introduction offer expires.
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Kylie Jenner is bouncing back to her pre-pregnancy body just three months after giving birth to daughter Stormi Webster.
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Following the announcement, the probability of a June rate hike fell as low as 19 percent before bouncing back slightly.
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However, some experts see demand bouncing back as soon as the virus is contained and the travel ban is lifted.
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"I'm so relieved to see my Blue bouncing back from a very rare auto immune disease," she wrote on Instagram.
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Tech stocks showed signs of bouncing back on Tuesday, after getting walloped amid a steep market-wide sell-off Monday.
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Brent crude futures rose 1.3 percent to $81.50 per barrel, bouncing back from Friday's near-three-week low of $79.23.
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Harrison plans to make "resiliency" — the art of bouncing back after seeing something awful — a key part of contractor training.
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The dollar stood at 112.44 yen, bouncing back from a seven-week low of 112.09 touched just before the Fed.
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Stocks sold off in response to the data, closing lower — albeit bouncing back from their weakest points in the session.
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But it was trading at 311.90 to the euro at 1430 GMT, bouncing back from 313 after the rate cut.
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Markets rallied on that news, with stocks bouncing back from their worst December performances since the Great Depression in 1931.
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Bouncing back from a six-run outing in his previous start at Seattle, Bassitt walked two and struck out six.
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Whether you're interested in experts on bouncing back from hurricanes or people engaged in humanitarian work, we've got you covered.
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Its closely-watched average selling price rose to 0.8 million euros per megawatt, bouncing back 19% from the previous quarter.
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A BBVA 8.875% deal lost almost seven points before bouncing back above 97.00, still five points lower on the day.
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European stocks gained broadly with the STOXX 600 up 0.6 percent, bouncing back from losses seen in the previous session.
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According to Coindesk's price index, the price dropped around $290 to $220,22018 before bouncing back to $6,652 an hour later.
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According to Coindesk's price index, the price dropped around $203 to $6,562 before bouncing back to $6,652 an hour later.
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The euro gained 1% to $1.0834, bouncing back from a near three-year low of $1.0636 in the previous session.
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The euro gained 0.8% to $1.0810, bouncing back from a near three-year low of $0.55103 in the previous session.
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The euro gained 0.9% to $1.0821, bouncing back from a near three-year low of $0.55103 in the previous session.
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Facebook's North American number has fluctuated over the last year, dipping slightly at the end of 2017 before bouncing back.
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The news initially sent stocks lower before bouncing back as the Trump administration tried to play down trade-war worries.
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A 2017 study showed that unrealistic photos of celebrities bouncing back after having babies made women feel worse about themselves.
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Now, that we&aposve gotten that out of the way, the how-to of bouncing back is actually pretty straightforward.
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Each has the unwavering ability to bend not break, bouncing back from domestic violence and infidelity without missing a beat.
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STOCK MARKETS SPRING BACK | Asian and European stocks extended their gains on Tuesday, bouncing back from last week's rout, Reuters reports.
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Federated Investors' Steve Chiavarone sees four unloved groups bouncing back this year: Dividend stocks, cyclical names, small caps and emerging markets.
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The aircraft maker earned $895 million in the third quarter, bouncing back from a $2737 billion loss in the previous quarter.
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Italy's FTSE MIB moved 1.4% higher, bouncing back from a drop in the previous session amid a deepening Italian political crisis.
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The city of Christchurch, near the epicentre of a devastating earthquake in 22008, in which 22014 people perished, is bouncing back.
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Its loosening grip is reflected in increased volatility: its sales fell 34% in 2015, before bouncing back by 30% last year.
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The yen also rose 0.25 percent to 113.18 per dollar, bouncing back from a one-month low of 113.505 on Tuesday.
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The 10-year yield dipped below 2% earlier this month before bouncing back, a level Wald now sees as a bottom.
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After the DOJ's announcement, private prison stocks had lost up to 50 percent of their value on trading before bouncing back.
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"Who cares about 'bouncing back' when you have a precious bubba and carried that life for 9 months ❤️," Lucia wrote.
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"Getting better everyday… bouncing back… I will never stop fighting," Bieber wrote over a shirtless selfie posted to his Instagram Story.
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The dollar was little changed at 109.660 yen after bouncing back from a two-week low of 109.150 brushed on Wednesday.
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Here's me kicking one of the poor vacuums over and over and it just bouncing back up like it was NBD.
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China's yuan was steady in offshore trade at 6.9259 per dollar after bouncing back the previous day from seven-month lows.
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Demand for shipping products by air is now bouncing back after declines as ocean freight rates fell in 2000 and 22.
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On top of that, shares of Boeing have been bouncing back on high volume, a good sign for Lang, Cramer said.
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Also boosting the S&P on Tuesday, utilities and telecom indexes rose about 1 percent each, bouncing back from Monday's losses.
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All of it is a mirror of self-motivation, bouncing back to [myself] and that is what I get from prayer.
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The thing with harassment, unfortunately, is that even if the accused admit to wrongdoing, they have a way of bouncing back.
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The dollar was little changed at 109.530 yen after bouncing back from a two-week low of 109.150 brushed on Wednesday.
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Bond yields continued to fall early on Friday, with the German 10-year plumbing new lows, before bouncing back a little.
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Game 22017 will be Friday night in Houston, where the Warriors lost two consecutive games before bouncing back to win Wednesday.
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China's yuan was steady in offshore trade at 6.9250 per dollar after bouncing back the previous day from seven-month lows.
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Moving on past layoffs Kummert is joining UiPath at a time when the startup is bouncing back from a rocky 2019.
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Colorado's cannabis sales increased 13% from 2018, bouncing back from a 2.5% year-over-year growth rate from 2017 to 2018.
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A big thing about the show is bouncing back and forth between the subjective reality of these characters and the objective.
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Barclays advised clients to choose certain "storm riders," stocks that have a history of bouncing back quickly after a market correction.
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The dollar was little changed at 109.615 yen after bouncing back from a two-week low of 109.150 brushed on Wednesday.
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Halsey looks like she's on the rebound after breaking up with G-Eazy, and she's bouncing back with a younger guy.
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The UK mining index surged more than 653 percent, bouncing back from a one-month low hit in the previous session.
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Brent crude futures were last up 1 percent to $81.26 per barrel, bouncing back from Friday's near-three-week low of $79.23.
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Bountiful inspiration arrived in the form of a new romantic partner, country star Blake Shelton, who was also bouncing back after heartbreak.
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Stewart and Hoult, for their part, turn around deeply heartfelt performances, bouncing back and forth between perfectly robotic emotionless and volatile passion.
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On the day, MSCI's emerging markets benchmark rose 0.3 percent, bouncing back from a near 2 percent loss in the previous session.
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It came close to that level before bouncing back at the year's lows in early June, and previously at the December bottom.
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Bouncing back from its emissions-cheating scandal, Volkswagen revealed that it sold 10.7m vehicles worldwide last year (including its 11 subsidiary brands).
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"It was definitely nice to get back on the winning note," Pickard said after bouncing back from Saturday's tough outing at Winnipeg.
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I have a son in New York, and I'm constantly bouncing back and forth all these nine years to go see him.
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In the currency market, the euro held firm at $63 , bouncing back after hitting an 11-month low of $1.1508 on Thursday.
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They kept their condensate, of rubidium atoms, in a cavity between pairs of mirrors with light particles, photons, bouncing back and forth.
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In the currency market, the euro held firm at $1.1656 , bouncing back after hitting an 11-month low of $1.1508 on Thursday.
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As the dollar loses steam, the euro traded at $1.0635, bouncing back from near one-year low of $1.0569 hit on Friday.
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U.S. equities came into Wednesday's session riding a four-day winning streak, bouncing back from their biggest sell-off of the year.
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Kansas City lost eight straight contests before bouncing back to win the final two games of the series against the White Sox.
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The aura appears white, not green, because the sunlight doesn't fully penetrate the blade and absorb its color before bouncing back out.
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Once data began to show sales tax collections bouncing back after Maria, senior COFINA bonds regained most of their pre-storm value.
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Less comprehensive surveys of purchasing managers had previously suggested that the services sector sagged in July before bouncing back strongly in August.
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It also gained about 0.8 percent versus the Swiss franc and the yen, bouncing back from three- and 11-month troughs, respectively.
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Resiliency, Rolley tells VICE Impact, can and must be understood more broadly than just bouncing back from a one time natural disaster.
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"What we're seeing is ecosystems that are not really bouncing back, they are staying in this kind of stable but degraded state."
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Among the euro zone sub-sectors, resource stocks were the best performers for the day, bouncing back from a four-year low.
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We found that his infected phone was bouncing back and forth between his home network and his university gym over last summer.
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If you buy into the idea of Ryan's bouncing back against the Chiefs, why not stack him with Jones in daily leagues?
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" The secret, Harden says, to maintaining forward momentum and bouncing back from failure is to avoid what he describes as "compounding mistakes.
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Benchmark 0.1153-year JGB futures rose 20.115 point to 22, bouncing back from one-year low of 20.110 touched earlier this week.
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"The biggest thing when you have a bad outing is bouncing back and trusting your ability, trusting your stuff," Archer told reporters.
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Skaggs began the season with a pair of rough outings before bouncing back with a dominant effort at Kansas City on Sunday.
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Even Gold is near 1.63week highs - Oil rebounding from biggest loss in a month, while Natty bouncing back from yesterday's 5% whack.
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The pound GBP= tumbled to near $1.32, its lowest level since 1985, before bouncing back to a loss of 8 percent at $1.3678.
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Just imagine if someone shifted your interview into a different language on the spot — you'd have a hard time bouncing back from that.
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"She feels so in tune with pregnancy and her body and isn't worried about bouncing back afterwards," an insider told PEOPLE in March.
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Technology stocks led the charge, jumping 4.3 percent, bouncing back from the prior session's worst day for the sector in over seven years.
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Deutsche Bank, which has trailed its rivals in bouncing back from the 2008 financial crisis, is in the midst of a strategic overhaul.
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"When Paris was attacked earlier this year, it initially had quite a slump, but then it was bouncing back quite well," he says.
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The DAX was boosted by shares of Deutsche Bank, which closed over 2 percent higher, bouncing back after several sessions of heavy selling.
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But U.S. crude fell as much as 2.21 percent on Monday, to $60.67 per barrel, before bouncing back to $61.35, down 1.11 percent.
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It is one in which we are the dominant player, with consequences that are bouncing back and hitting us smack in the face.
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The most difficult part about bouncing back after being outed as an office gossiper is regaining the trust of your peers and supervisors.
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After weeks of bouncing back and forth between around Danielle Lombard and Kristina Schulman, he ultimately chose to pursue a relationship with Danielle.
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The financial sector led the S&P 500's advance, bouncing back from Thursday's sell-off as U.S. Treasury yields crept back up.
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If a less-than-one-in-four chance of bouncing back immediately seems slim, then in subsequent seasons the chances get even worse.
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While breaking the psychological barrier did initially trigger a negative reaction from markets on Wednesday, indexes have since shown signs of bouncing back.
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The whole experience is mostly just waiting for something interesting to happen, which means bouncing back-and-forth between boredom and creeping menace.
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Silver futures suddenly dropped before quickly bouncing back in another "flash crash" that renewed fears that computer-driven trading has gone too far.
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Alabama bouncing back is one of the most popular plays on the board this weekend, with 89% of bettors taking the Crimson Tide.
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"Getting better every day .. bouncing back .. I will never stop fighting," the singer, 25, captioned a shirtless selfie on his Instagram Story Friday.
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"With travel restrictions lifted, tourism can play a huge role" in the country bouncing back from the Ebola virus, according to Lonely Planet.
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Bouncing back by finding a way to slow Matthew Stafford and the Lions' offense would go a long way toward calming everyone down.
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The S&P 500 fell to an important level, just under its last big low of 2,346, set in 2018, before bouncing back.
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Despite these worries, numerous indicators, including export growth in Asia and soaring demand for container ships, show that global trade is bouncing back.
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European markets closed higher Monday, bouncing back from a deep sell-off last week as fears over the coronavirus outbreak appeared to ease.
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The yield on the 6% euro perps callable in 2022 hit an intraday wide on Thursday of 14% before bouncing back to 12.86%.
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The U.S. dollar rallied against the euro and yen after solid U.S. economic data, bouncing back from lows hit after the Fed statement.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index gained 0.7 percent to 6,244.80 by 0110 GMT, bouncing back from a 23 percent decline on Thursday.
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Shares of the iPhone maker tanked after the company's earnings report nearly a month ago before bouncing back to record levels on Wednesday.
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Shares gained 8 percent on the day, bouncing back from a 6 percent decline on Tuesday after FLIR reported earnings that missed analysts' expectations.
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Following Trump's election victory, world markets initially fell sharply but they are now bouncing back; the Thomson Reuter's global index is up 23.8 percent.
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Her students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, where months earlier 17 people died in a mass shooting, weren't bouncing back.
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One network generates the fake and the other tries to detect it, with the content bouncing back and forth, and improving with each volley.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 1%, bouncing back from the previous day's losses, while Japan's Nikkei advanced 2%.
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We reported earlier this year that Roque was seen at an upscale eatery in Amsterdam with a pal looking like she was bouncing back.
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But Ahmadinejad could be the conservatives' best hope of bouncing back in next year's election although his relations with some of them are strained.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 21.45%, bouncing back from the previous day's losses, while Japan's Nikkei advanced 256.10%.
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About half the time a year started off this bad, it ended up bouncing back to positive territory by the end of the year.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 2450%, bouncing back from the previous day's losses, while Japan's Nikkei advanced 2%.
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Major markets in Asia surged on Monday following data released over the weekend that showed economic activity in China unexpectedly bouncing back in March.
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After taking a heavy hit on concerns over slowing iPhone sales, the tech company's stock is bouncing back, rising 6 percent in one month.
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While Hayward provided highlights in those sequences, others played a role in Utah bouncing back from consecutive overtime losses in Charlotte and New York.
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It looks like luxury sales are bouncing back in China, with yet another big brand seeing a boost in the world's second-largest economy.
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The World Bank is giving EMs similar outlooks as well -- seeing a bouncing back in those countries from the currenct bottoms, lasting to 2018.
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Asset managers have faced a tough quarter after concerns around global growth hit many markets in January and February, before bouncing back in March.
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The British pound edged up 0.3 percent to $1.3541, bouncing back from a slide on Friday when ratings agency Moody's downgraded its credit rating.
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The Aussie fell as low as $0.7209, from $0.7232 earlier in the day, before bouncing back to where it started the session near $0.7230.
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Treasuries rallied hard late on Friday to leave 10-year yields down at 2.99 percent before bouncing back to 3.035 percent early on Monday.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open Thursday, bouncing back from yesterday's weak trading session, ahead of a vote on tax reform.
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Corbin struggled in 2016 — he went 5-13 with a 5.15 ERA — before bouncing back to match his career highs for wins in 2017.
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With all the threats of tariffs bouncing back and forth across oceans, one big-ticket item is bearing the brunt of the bluster: cars.
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Rising risk appetite was mildly positive for the euro, which stood at $1.10505, bouncing back from one-month low of $1.0989 set on Thursday.
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Europe [was] just in a natural healing process," he said, while "developing countries were bouncing back" and China was in for a "soft landing.
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"We talked about bouncing back and it was good to see the guys come back after two quiet nights," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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Now, SoftBank is once again the firm throwing millions (hundreds of millions) against the proverbial wall in hopes that billions will come bouncing back.
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Under the circumstances, perhaps it was time to stop being taken by surprise that rates were not bouncing back as rapidly as people thought.
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Bank stocks rose 0.93%, bouncing back from a selloff on Tuesday when the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hit its lowest since July 2016.
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Bank stocks rose 0.93%, bouncing back from a selloff on Tuesday when the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hit its lowest since July 2016.
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Chucky may keep bouncing back, but voters have made clear that, for now, term limits is one issue they've no desire to see revived.
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This arrangement is well suited for underwater vision, the researchers found, because it is better at bouncing back some colors of light than others.
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At the beginning of "Bouncing Back," we're flashed forward to three months from now and plunked down into the cockpit of a malfunctioning spacecraft.
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The XTN ETF has fallen below that 200-week moving average in early 2016, mid-2016 and late 2018 before bouncing back above it.
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In bouncing back from last year's heartbreaking loss in the title game, the Tar Heels symbolized a common theme this year, our columnist writes.
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Stateside, stocks traded higher, bouncing back from strong losses in the previous session as investors monitored reports of talks between the U.S. and China.
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Climate change Two species of trees are having a harder time bouncing back after forest fires, and scientists think climate change is to blame.
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For everyone else, especially folks in their forties and fifties, saving for retirement or bouncing back from job loss has gotten a lot tougher.
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Mariah Carey is bouncing back from her disastrous New Year's Eve performance the way any of us would: by moving on from her creative director.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index ended 1.2% higher with Milan's blue-chip index rising 1.8%, bouncing back from a political crisis-driven sell-off.
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The rate-sensitive financial sector led the S&P 500's advance, bouncing back from Thursday's sell-off as U.S. Treasury yields crept back up.
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A slowing economy saw construction activity slackening in the last couple of years but a recovery in oil prices is seeing the sector bouncing back.
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"Remember, both Libya and Nigeria have a lot of bouncing back to do because they have had their production shut down by rebels," Cramer said.
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China's commodities imports surged in July, with unwrought copper imports bouncing back after two months of declines and copper concentrate imports hitting a record high.
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Oil prices have collapsed in recent months to some of their lowest levels in years, falling briefly below $30 a barrel before bouncing back slightly.
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Energy and utilities output rose 3.2% in April, bouncing back from a small decline in March when warm weather kept the need for heating down.
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In France, April industrial production is seen bouncing back 0.4 percent while Italian output is seen picking up to 0.9 percent after stalling in March.
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The U.S. federal government will have to take a significant role in the recovery process to give the U.S. territory a chance at bouncing back.
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Sentiment for buying, however, has been volatile, falling sharply in February and then bouncing back in March, according to a monthly survey by Fannie Mae.
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He won the home opener on Friday but has not shown his usual velocity; his arm, Collins said, is still bouncing back from last year.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. economy appears to be bouncing back from a weak growth rate of about 1 percent in the first half of the year.
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Once the situation has stabilised, the consultancy said it expected a rapid recovery since travel demand has been resilient in bouncing back in previous downturns.
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The Jets (4-9) snapped a six-game losing streak, bouncing back after squandering a 16-0 lead in a 26-22 loss at Tennessee.
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Before bouncing back a bit on Tuesday, global stock markets plunged on Monday in the worst one-day decline since the Great Recession in 2008.
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Analysts following the coronavirus pandemic have frequently turned to the alphabet when describing how they see the US economy bouncing back from a likely recession.
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Asian stocks stumbled on Tuesday, with China markets bouncing back after recording sharp losses earlier in the session as other major regional markets closed mixed.
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But because no fiber is perfectly transparent, some tiny amount of light will always scatter, bouncing back toward shore off microscopic flaws in the glass.
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In that case, the blue results from electrons bouncing back and forth between near-homeopathic doses of iron and titanium atoms sprinkled throughout the crystal.
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Listening to him was like a kind of sonar, an echo bouncing back to me from my own future path, hinting at what's to come.
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Having barely survived the worst of the AIDS years, he seemed to believe he had another shot of bouncing back, at least for a time.
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The Wikipedia page for president of the United States has been bouncing back and forth between declaring Barack Obama as the current incumbent and Donald Trump.
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And yet, when they were in the public eye, together, they could function like a marvelous tag team, their ideas bouncing back and forth, rapid-fire.
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Taking its cue from weakness on Wall Street overnight, the index slipped to a 16-day low of 21,972.34 after the opening bell before bouncing back.
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In addition to being brokenhearted, bouncing back quickly, and having a fixable problem they've learned from, the next lead must appear to enter the spotlight blithely.
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Skye is working on getting back to her previous level of fitness, but she's not concerned about "bouncing back" immediately like many of her fellow trainers.
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For everyone else, especially folks in their 40's and 50's, saving for retirement, or bouncing back from job loss has gotten a lot tougher.
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The mecha emerged in the end as our victor, bouncing back after having an arm ripped off to plunge a giant sword into the monster's head.
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Resilience traditionally conjures narrow images of floods and tornadoes, of cities bouncing back from storms or shoring up against rising seas, acts of God or terror.
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The Wildcats held on to first place in the Big East by bouncing back from a dreadful first half to pull away in the final minutes.
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Allianz and the insurance sector are bouncing back from losses incurred by hurricanes, fires and earthquakes in North America in 2017 – the industry's costliest year ever.
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Jackson showed his maturity by bouncing back from a poor start in the late stages of Notre Dame's Sweet 2650 game against Wisconsin on Friday night.
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Allianz and the insurance sector are bouncing back from losses incurred by hurricanes, fires and earthquakes in North America in 2017 - the industry's costliest year ever.
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Allianz and the insurance sector are bouncing back from losses incurred by hurricanes, fires and earthquakes in North America in 2017 — the industry's costliest year ever.
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This season finds Murdock bouncing back following The Defenders' climactic cave-in, which seemingly doomed him and his on-again, off-again, sociopath soul mate Elektra.
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Jimenez gave up a first-inning homer to Joe Mauer and an unearned run in the second before bouncing back to hold the Twins at bay.
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According to the theory, after a big run-up, a stock will see a correction and fall down to support before bouncing back upward toward resistance.
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The Washington Redskins are going to have a tough time bouncing back after blowing a 17-0 lead to the Philadelphia Eagles in their season opener.
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Public investment will edge down to 35.7 billion euros next year from 36.1 billion euros in 2017 before bouncing back to 36.2 billion euros in 2019.
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Marlon Bundo is bouncing back to bookshelves, though there's no word on if he'll get a John Oliver-produced parody of his bunny adventures this time.
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Bouncing back from a year when "we didn't get anything right," Greenlight founder David Einhorn has posted returns of 17.4% through the first half of 2019.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted industrial output growth would rise to 6.3 percent, bouncing back from a softer-than-expected 6.0 percent reading in March.
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But my money is usually on good players eventually bouncing back, because no matter how set in concrete a situation looks in the NFL, it isn't.
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Researchers reported this year that other tropical frog species, like the variable harlequin frog, are also bouncing back after a fungal epidemic drastically slashed their numbers.
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So before Game 217, he was asked about the physical (and mental) toll of bouncing back and forth between starting and coming out of the bullpen.
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I spent the next year bouncing back and forth between rehabs, soup kitchens, attempts to reconcile with family, and long stretches sunk deep in methamphetamine psychosis.
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Sending strength and light to those who have dealt with or who are currently dealing with the struggle of constantly bouncing back and maintaining their sobriety.
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In terms of the recovery, Rieder doesn't expect a V-shaped pattern that would feature the economy and markets bouncing back as quickly as they slumped.
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Waiting for the ambulance, I knew I was going to have a hard time bouncing back from this, and I only wish I had been wrong.
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The U.S. dollar rallied against the euro on Thursday after solid U.S. economic data, bouncing back from lows plumbed after Wednesday's Federal Reserve monetary policy statement.
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The semiconductor stocks have been trading wildly of late, getting hit in July 250 and again during last week's sell-off before bouncing back on Monday.
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He said the tornado ran on the ground for about two miles and was about a half-mile wide bouncing back and forth across a highway.
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The semiconductor stocks have been trading wildly of late, getting hit in July 2017 and again during last week's sell-off before bouncing back on Monday.
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Stocks closed sharply higher on Monday, bouncing back from strong losses in the previous session as trade tensions between the U.S. and China appeared to ease.
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You won't have to worry about stocks bouncing back when the market dips, Chen says, or wonder if there is some fundamental issue with specific companies.
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Texas Tech coach Chris Beard and Texas coach Shaka Smart both voiced similar sentiments about bouncing back from tough stretches after their final regular-season games.
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Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren are holding steady, Bernie Sanders is bouncing back from his heart attack and Pete Buttigieg is springing to life in Iowa.
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The utilities index jumped 3 percent during the month, bouncing back from a 5.0 percent fall in February which was driven by warmer-than-normal temperatures.
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True ... she's wearing black and has a fanny pack around her waist, but still ... bouncing back this way after less than 2 weeks seems almost superhuman.
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"I made a mistake, and everyone does that," Vonn said after bouncing back to finish in second on Saturday and wrap up the season-long downhill championship.
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Even after bouncing back, the shares remain down almost 20 percent for 2016, hurt after the Pfizer deal fell apart in April over new U.S. tax rules.
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But otherwise Holtby was spectacular, collecting 24 saves and shutting down the high-powered Leafs' power play on four separate occasions, bouncing back from several subpar efforts.
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In a presentation at an event in Santiago, Goldfajn said government measures to contain expenditures have already yielded results with inflation easing and confidence bouncing back up.
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Xiaomi has had a resurgent 2017 so far, bouncing back from two disappointing years in which it struggled to maintain once-explosive growth and missed sales targets.
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"The dollar is bouncing back, so there are some downside risks for the euro and cable," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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The yen rose about 23 percent to 91.0113 yen to the dollar , bouncing back further from its two-week low of 291.011 per dollar touched on Monday.
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The euro traded at $1.1801, bouncing back from $1.1725 hit after the Fed's policy announcement and not far off last week's high of $1.1840 on June 7.
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It had briefly dropped to 111.66 against the yen, another safe-haven currency that draws demand in times of market tensions and risk aversion, before bouncing back.
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But there was a bitter-sweet exit for Rory McIlroy, who missed the cut despite bouncing back from his nightmare first round 79 with an excellent 218.
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This is an essential quality of effective leadership, otherwise the person in power is unable to grow and incapable of bouncing back from moments of political peril.
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Per CNBC, the Federal Open Market Commitee (FOMC) statement released on Wednesday showed more confidence in in the economy bouncing back after the major hurricanes this year.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN JENELLE EVANS CLEARS THE AIRANGRY BAGEL SHOP GUY SPEAKS TO TMZ CAMTONI BRAXTON IS HEARTBROKEN OVER JEWELRY THEFTAUDRINA PATRIDGE BOUNCING BACK ON THE BEACH
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"The dollar is bouncing back, so there are some downside risks for the euro and cable," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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"It would be excessive to call for a recession now, but the economy is not bouncing back strongly," said Hiroaki Muto, economist at Tokai Tokyo Research Center.
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" However, Holt – who says she's going to be "bouncing back-and-forth" between acting and music – hopes to "continue doing both for the rest of [her] career.
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There is simply less exuberance in the car marketplace than three or four years ago, when the moneyed classes were bouncing back from the world financial crisis.
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U.S. stock markets on Wednesday suffered their biggest drop of the year, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging 22019 points before bouncing back slightly on Thursday.
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The yen rose about 0.4 percent to 112.62 yen to the dollar, bouncing back further from its two-week low of 113.40 per dollar touched on Monday.
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She tells us it's no biggie, and we can bank on Garoppolo bouncing back Sunday against the Lions because he's a star ... and that's what stars do.
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Bouncing back from defeat, and slimming down to 122 pounds, Pud Pad Noy met fellow lefty Fahsai for a memorable scuffle down at Lumpinee in June 1972.
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I feel like his are a bit more of one person doing it one way and the other person doing it that way, bouncing back and forth.
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The euro traded at $4423, bouncing back from $1.1725 hit after the Fed's policy announcement and not far off last week's high of $1.1840 on June 7.
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The rise was much higher than the average 1.4% increase forecast by economists polled by Reuters, and bouncing back from a 1.8% decline in production in December.
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At No. 1: Puerto Rico, which is bouncing back from Hurricane Maria with the help of performances of "Hamilton," with Lin-Manuel Miranda reprising his lead role.
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"Bouncing Back" is perhaps the most action-packed S.H.I.E.L.D. episode we've seen in a while, but its most thrilling moments don't come without some sacrifices in storytelling.
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Much of that ice is gone and going quite rapidly, so the land is bouncing back and we're finding new islands emerge in Alaska, Canada, Russia, Europe.
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Then the television interviews started — and they didn't stop, as he made one appearance after another, bouncing back and forth between the sets of MSNBC and CNN.
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The sales growth dropped to just 9% in the first quarter of 2019, before bouncing back to 18% in the third quarter, its most recent quarterly report.
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Ratings for televised National Football League games spiked 5% this season, bouncing back from the lows suffered after the controversy surrounding players' approach to the national anthem.
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In fact, some of the qualities of middle age may give older people an advantage when it comes to bouncing back after a crisis, big or small.
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Everything about this portrayal of Dracula is dialed to 11, with Bang bouncing back and forth between smug slinger of blood puns to rabid scenery-chewing animal.
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Or, if a colleague is great at bouncing back from criticism, reach out to them and see if they can show you how to do the same.
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Last year, apprehensions dropped from about 40,000 in May to 31,000 by July, about a 22 percent dip, before bouncing back up in September, according to CBP.
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Life is full of ups and downs, and parents who raise resilient kids show them all sides of life, including dealing with disappointment and bouncing back afterwards.
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When seen through a UV camera, chemical sunscreens appear almost black because they are absorbing the UV rays, stopping the light from bouncing back to the camera lens.
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Nearby, a (at one point) shirtless DJ spun heavy-bass at throngs of crypto diehards and their respective entourages bouncing back and forth on the crowded dance floor.
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"I think that bouncing back in a determined way makes the cities receptive and sensitive to the ideas that are tied up in this specific project," Karenowska said.
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The euro benefited, bouncing back over $1.06 to its highest levels so far this year, and strengthening to a two-month level of 87.635 pence against the pound.
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Dalton completed 217 of 211 passes for 218 yards and three touchdowns while bouncing back from four interceptions in a loss at the Carolina Panthers the previous week.
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Its shares had slumped to a record low on Friday before bouncing back on expectations of a swift deal with U.S. authorities over a multi-billion dollar penalty.
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And designer Christian Siriano is opening up about how the industry is bouncing back after her tragic loss, and why he credits her with "starting" the handbag industry.
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To unlock the menu, a player must input a lengthy combination — available on The Cutting Room Floor — that involves rapidly bouncing back and forth between the block buttons.
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How it works: Each observatory is essentially a 2.5-mile-long, L-shaped antenna with beams of laser light bouncing back and forth between mirrors at either end.
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Later in the second, Mikko Rantanen one-timed a pass from Colorado captain Nathan MacKinnon that hit the post behind Elliott before bouncing back dangerously through the crease.
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In a video posted to YouTube last week, blogger Tova Leigh destroys the idea that "bouncing back" should be number one on a new mom's list of priorities.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.7 percent in morning trade on Wednesday, bouncing back from a four-month low touched the previous day.
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Owens Corning Chairman and CEO Michael Thaman told Cramer on Friday that as people spend more on their homes, one of his company's key drivers is bouncing back.
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The industry — which includes companies that drill for oil as well as ones that provide services and storage facilities to energy customers — is seen bouncing back in 2018.
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After bitcoin closed out the worst first quarter in its history, one cryptocurrency expert sees it rebounding from recent losses and possibly bouncing back to early year highs.
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Data released Tuesday show exports jumped 21.5 percent from the same month the year before, bouncing back from a contraction the previous month thanks to resurgent global demand.
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Data released Tuesday show exports jumped 1503 percent from the same month the year before, bouncing back from a contraction the previous month thanks to resurgent global demand.
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California is bouncing back from a devastating drought that ran from 2011 to 2015, and marked the state's driest period since scientists first started keeping records in 1895.
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East Tennessee State showed some veteran poise, bouncing back at the end of the half as Hodges scored 13 points, two below his team-high average, by halftime.
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Corbin (6-5) allowed four hits and three walks while striking out eight, bouncing back after going 0-3 with an 11.37 ERA in his past three starts.
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The iPhone maker rallied nearly 2% on Monday, bouncing back from a major sell-off last week, as trade tensions between the U.S. and China hit a reprieve.
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Three lawsuits raising the issue have been bouncing back and forth between district courts and appeals courts, and one of the cases may eventually reach the Supreme Court.
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Mosaic has been on a downward trend for a number of years, though Maley sees it possibly bouncing back to its 2011 levels alongside a rebound in commodities.
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"The airline stocks actually saw a correction in the first half of the year and now they're bouncing back so they have some upside potential here," he said.
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The semiconductor ETF (SMH) has started the year off strong, rallying more than 3 percent since Tuesday and bouncing back to levels unseen since the end of November.
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LaMotta spent the first two minutes of the round with his hands down by his sides, swaying into the ropes and bouncing back off them as if completely spent.
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While everyone I rooted for on Sunday won (Go, Pack go!), it was definitely no easy task bouncing back and forth between channels, trying to take it all in.
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And it just doesn't matter if some Kremlin folks... are bouncing back off Steve Bannon's [output] when Bannon and company are doing 24/7 for three years in advance.
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Image: Bee MovieOn Monday, the USDA brought us some much needed good news, when it reported data suggesting that honeybees might finally be bouncing back from colony collapse disorder.
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While there's certainly no shame in "bouncing back," the motivational quotes often associated with it can backfire for women experiencing a different journey, leaving them feeling frustrated and alone.
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At the same time, even without it being on the movie's official soundtrack, enough people bought "Rubberband" to send it bouncing back onto the Billboard R&B sales charts.
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"I really credit our guys for bouncing back and playing a lot better than we did against West Virginia," Baylor coach Scott Drew said on his postgame radio show.
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Metu scored 20 and grabbed 11 rebounds, and Boatwright had 11 rebounds to go with a game-high 153, bouncing back from some shooting woes during USC's losing skid.
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"When balance sheets are strong, the stocks of those companies have a greater likelihood of bouncing back than in other times when their balance sheets are weak," he explained.
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Lean hog futures closed higher, bouncing back from limit declines the previous session as news that African swine fever emerged in South Africa sparked a fresh round of buying.
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The beauty pageant organization is bouncing back from a series of controversies last year, including a breakup with former owner Donald Trump and the mistaken crowning of Miss Universe.
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Paul Raphaël: What I think is kind of rewarding is, we've been bouncing back and forth between more documentary observational works and fiction where we're creating something from scratch.
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Just as the market was bouncing back, the UK surprised the world by voting to leave the European Union, which brought a return of uncertainty and sent markets downward.
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Everyone tends to fall for Jennifer Lopez -- just ask A-Rod -- but this weekend was different, 'cause she was actually in Vegas falling for us ... and bouncing back gracefully.
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The Golden Eagles, bouncing back from a poor showing last weekend against Georgia, shot 55 percent from the floor and made 12 of 27 3-point attempts (44.4 percent).
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The energy, playfulness and sheer pleasure bouncing back and forth between him and his fans seemed to prove Kendrick was right all along — things are going to be alright.
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Take the emerging markets, which American Funds says is "bouncing back" from a bad stretch and where there are now single-country funds devoted to dozens of global markets.
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"We're in the final hours of bouncing back from the disruption," Bill Lentsch, Delta's senior vice president for airport customer service and airline operations, said in an online posting.
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MANAMA (Reuters) - Valtteri Bottas has filed away his crash-hit start to the Formula One season in Australia and set his sights on bouncing back in Bahrain on Sunday.
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"I think right now the stock is very much a show-me story," Parikh said, adding that he doesn't see the company's shares bouncing back in the near term.
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Recent data have painted an upbeat picture of the German economy, with industrial output stronger than expected at the beginning of the year and exports bouncing back in February.
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Enduring all manner of humiliations, bouncing back from every setback, tacking right and left with the times, he embodies the triumph of raw ambition over aristocratic rules of order.
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Upper Keys bouncing back more quickly Nearly a week after Irma tore through the state, Floridians are slowly returning to find ruins in some of the hardest-hit areas.
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"The dollar is bouncing back, so there are some downside risks for the euro and cable (sterling-dollar)," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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The right-hander gave up one run on four hits in five innings, bouncing back after a slow start to retire 227 of the last 23 batters he faced.
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She spent the rest of the day bouncing back and forth between our folding chairs and a public foot-washing station, desperate to get that clinging muck off her.
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Ms. Rivlin spent much of her career bouncing back and forth between Brookings and top government posts, among them vice chairwoman of the Federal Reserve Board under Alan Greenspan.
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Rides in Hong Kong are quickly bouncing back from being down by 45% to down by 30%, Chai said, as people slowly get back to a more normal routine.
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No. 2 Ashleigh Barty overcame a dreadful start, bouncing back after being down a set, to defeat No. 1383 Zarina Diyas of Kazakhstan 1-6, 6-3, 6-2.
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But the re-emergence of billionaire media proprietors isn't a sign the news profession is bouncing back, said Kyle Pope, the editor in chief of the Columbia Journalism Review.
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But the island of St. John is slowly bouncing back to reclaim its title as one of the "most naturally beautiful isle[s] in the Caribbean," according to Realtor.com.
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The Australian dollar, seen as a proxy for market sentiment toward China, fell to a 13-month low of $0.73475 on Tuesday before bouncing back a bit to $0.73715.
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From AT&T to McDonald's, Cramer proceeded to review how five unloved stocks are bouncing back into Wall Street's favor thanks to earnings-positive changes their companies are making.
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In one emblematic example, Standard Chartered analysts forecast Chinese growth to dip to 2.8% in the three months to March before bouncing back to 6.5% in the second quarter.
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An early look at fourth-quarter fund-raising shows Joseph R. Biden Jr. bouncing back, Elizabeth Warren lagging her previous benchmark and Bernie Sanders continuing to haul in cash.
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Can you think of historical examples of democracies drifting into this illiberal territory and then bouncing back before it was too late to undo the damage to liberal institutions?
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The Air Force trained about 1,100 new pilots in fiscal 5003 and 1,160 in fiscal 2017, then dropped down to 1,109 in fiscal 2018 before bouncing back in 2019.
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In Indiana alone, there were 672,000 manufacturing jobs at the 1999 peak, falling to 425,000 in the summer of 2009 and bouncing back to 513,000 as of this fall.
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The euro traded at $0.63, bouncing back from last week's low of $1.03665, its weakest since January 2003, while the dollar fell 0.4 percent against the yen to 117.50 yen .
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Oil prices stabilized on Thursday, bouncing back from an early sell-off after Asian and European stock markets plunged in the wake of Wall Street's biggest daily decline since 2011.
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The Grizzlies won seven of their last eight games after bouncing back from the lone loss in that span with a 1-107 win over the Miami Heat on Saturday.
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Bouncing back from defeat is not something Cruz has had a lot of practice at, yet in these first months of 2017, that's just the task he'll be faced with.
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A preliminary estimate released last month showed Japan's economy expanded an annualized 1.4 percent in the fourth quarter, bouncing back from a string of natural disasters that disrupted factory production.
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After all, your body is working hard to adjust after the monumental event of giving birth, and then there's a baby in the picture — "bouncing back" shouldn't be a priority.
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The greenback was little changed at 109.660 yen after bouncing back from a two-week low of 109.150 and the euro steadied at $1.1132 following three successive days of losses.
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DXY The euro EUR= was up 0.4 percent at $1.13490, bouncing back from a six-week low hit in the wake of ECB President Mario Draghi's downbeat comments on Thursday.
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Oil prices jumped more than 93 percent, bouncing back from multi-month lows on expectations that OPEC will agree later this month to cut production to reduce a supply glut.
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In the past, she's been called out from everything to bouncing back after giving birth to enjoying dinner out with her husband a few days after her daughter was born.
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Despite lower oil shipments from Venezuela, the Cuban economy managed to grow 1.1 percent in the first half of the year, bouncing back from a recession in 2016, Castro said.
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A preliminary estimate released last month showed Japan's economy expanded an annualised 1.4 percent in the fourth quarter, bouncing back from a string of natural disasters that disrupted factory production.
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The dollar edged up on Monday, bouncing back from a more than 1 percent loss against major currencies last week as investors shook off dovish statements from the Federal Reserve.
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Amazon was up 1.3 percent, bouncing back from a two-day selloff following news that the e-commerce giant's China unit is in merger talks with Chinese shopping site Kaola.
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A daily morning look at the financial stories you need to know to start the day -Stock futures are solidly lower as oil is not bouncing back from yesterday's selloff.
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A particle confined to one of these string dimensions will have to be bouncing back and forth at way high frequencies, and that amounts to a tremendous amount of energy.
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The 10-year yield fell to minus 0.260 percent , matching a record low touched last week, before bouncing back to minus 0.255 percent ahead of Tuesday's 10-year JGB auction.
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Projecting health care spending is imprecise and difficult, but some of the major reasons why the growth rate is ticking back up from historical lows: Prices are bouncing back up.
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Swiss Re and the insurance industry are bouncing back from a series of major hurricanes, fires and earthquakes in North America in 2017, the costliest year ever for the industry.
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By singling out Neil Walker for bouncing back from a recent slump and for hustling to second base while making a flyout to left field, Collins sent a clear message.
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Munich Re and the insurance industry are bouncing back from a series of major hurricanes, fires and earthquakes in North America in 2017, the costliest year ever for the industry.
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Oil prices jumped more than 254 percent, bouncing back from multi-month lows on expectations that OPEC will agree later this month to cut production to reduce a supply glut.
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New Orleans put itself in position to win the division by bouncing back from a loss at Atlanta in Week 14 with victories over the New York Jets and Falcons.
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The Bears also slumped badly on the field last season, losing their final six regular season games before bouncing back to defeat Boise State 31-12 in the Cactus Bowl.
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In our society we constantly see celebrities "bouncing back" from pregnancy ridiculously quickly and are encouraged to work as hard as possible to "get our bodies back" as new mothers.
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Stock futures at first slumped in overnight trading after the fiscal stimulus bill failed a key procedural Senate vote Sunday before bouncing back after the Federal Reserve's additional easing measures.
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"Bouncing Back" felt like a counter to those developments, with the characters' personal evolutions and relationships tacked on at the end of the episode or serving as interludes between sequences.
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It was one of the most heartbreaking experiences of my life because in that moment, I knew that I was going to have so much trouble bouncing back from this.
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Heyward started slowly last year before bouncing back offensively to post good numbers for the Cardinals, and Chicago fans shouldn't be too concerned yet about an average that is just .
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Crude oil, rubber and metals are set to end 33 with strong gains, bouncing back from several years of losses on output cuts and expectations of firmer demand.
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But on Tuesday, emails to that transition address were bouncing back, and transition spokesman Jason Miller said on a morning conference call that the general's son is no longer involved.
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Bradley Beal scored 32 points for the Wizards, bouncing back from a dismal performance in Game 3, and John Wall had another sterling performance, with 22 points and 10 assists.
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Arizona, tuning up for a visit from sixth-ranked Gonzaga on Saturday, shot 57.6 percent (38 of 66) while bouncing back from its first loss — 63-58 at then-No.
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It was ruled the ball had hit a pole beyond the right field fence in Oakland before bouncing back into play, and the home run call was allowed to stand.
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There's good news for Hillary Clinton in early voting totals from two swing states today: Turnout in Nevada and in two big Ohio counties is bouncing back to 212 levels.
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The pound fell 0.88 percent against the dollar at $1.3117, bouncing back from a low of $1.3106 after Prime Minister Theresa May narrowly cleared the latest parliamentary hurdle over Brexit plans.
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The ice eventually retreated, but—in an effect known as post-glacial rebound—the land is still very, very slowly bouncing back where all this weight was once pressing it down.
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"I'm going to be honest, 'bouncing back' after having Jacob has been much more difficult than after I had Isaiah and I've been pretty hard on myself lately," Underwood, 36, wrote.
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This was likely due to iron ore and steel futures in China bouncing back from multi-week lows on Monday, on hopes that Beijing would not curb property purchases, Reuters reported.
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Paz was 50-10 as a pro boxer -- but he's most famously known for bouncing back after a bad car accident in the early '90s left him with a broken neck.
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The late Debbie Reynolds lived a fearless life, paving a legendary career for herself at just 303, overcoming Hollywood scandals and bouncing back from a marriage that left her flat broke.
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The Aussie, sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment, had slipped to near 1-1/2-month low of $0.7759 a week ago during a tumble in global equities before bouncing back.
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The 28-year-old Park reminded everyone this week why she deserved to be the LPGA'S youngest hall of fame qualifier with an exceptional Olympic performance after bouncing back from injuries.
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Europe is trading in a more risk-on mode, with autos like BMW and Daimler up roughly 3 percent, and oil companies like Total and ENI bouncing back from Tuesday's losses.
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Conventional motor fuel fell as much 2 cents to trade 5 cents per gallon under benchmark gasoline futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange, before bouncing back to around -3.25 cents.
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It again slipped 5 percent from early May to mid-June, before bouncing back 6 percent following the publication of some polls indicating a "remain" outcome in the June 23 referendum.
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In the previous session, U.S. equities closed in the black, bouncing back from earlier weakness seen when news emerged that a terror incident had happened near New York City's Times Square.
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After bouncing back in earlier trading, the offshore yuan dropped again by more than half a percent to as low as 22018 per dollar, its lowest level since June 22, 20183.
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Clinton's own unpopularity and Mr. Trump's history of bouncing back from self-inflicted wounds, is that Democrats may need to pick up more than just two seats to seize the majority.
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A senior investment banker bouncing back from an underwhelming IPO, Naomi is fluent in the language of power, hungry for her next big win, and fends off attacks from every side.
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She and several other experts said a first step is getting past the old definition of resilience as bouncing back from a hit, which presumes a community needs simply to recover.
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At 313 years old, the chairman of an auto empire that spanned several continents and included Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi wasn't bouncing back from jet lag the way he used to.
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Lindsay Whalen scored 23 points, Rebekkah Brunson had 21 and the Lynx held the defending champions to 221 percent shooting while bouncing back from a last-second loss in Game 270.
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Antonios Mazaris, an ecologist at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece and a team of international researchers found that globally, most populations of sea turtles are bouncing back after historical declines.
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Drew Brees is accustomed to New Orleans bouncing back from tragedy, and he firmly believes the city will do so again after its current all-out war with the coronavirus ends.
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"For any chance of the dollar bouncing back in the near term, it will need a rebound in U.S. yields," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior forex strategist at IG Securities in Tokyo.
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In a "Squawk on the Street " interview, Chadha said he expects the market to pull back over the next three months before quickly bouncing back up into the end of the year.
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Not helping matters was poor prices for dairy, the country's largest goods export, though prices are expected to improve and could result in economic growth bouncing back somewhat in the second quarter.
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The bullish mood was cemented by Indian factory activity which returned to growth in January, bouncing back from December's contraction which was triggered by the government's scrapping of high-value bank notes.
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Contacts couldn't successfully be made over the long-distance 14MHz, or "20 meter" band during the hour before and after totality—messages went straight into space rather than bouncing back to Earth.
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"I'm going to be honest, 'bouncing back' after having Jacob has been much more difficult than after I had Isaiah and I've been pretty hard on myself lately," she wrote on Instagram.
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Britain's benchmark FTSE 100 is 5 percent higher than it was on June 23, bouncing back sharply from the initial fall, while the broader FTSE 2503 index is still 4 percent lower.
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The S&P 500 touched its lowest in two years before bouncing back after the Wall Street Journal reported OPEC was ready to cooperate on production cuts, citing the UAE energy minister.
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The Fed's regional manufacturing indexes are bouncing back in July after an awful June swoon, none more so than the Philadelphia region, which rose to 21.8 from a 0.3 reading in June.
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Emails reference officials in Monrovia "bouncing back our cases for no apparent reason," and Canadian officials often being told that the identity of the person they're sending or the documentation is fraudulent.
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"From a broader perspective, we're bouncing back and forth as the soft data has not yet filtered into the hard data," said Brent Schutte, chief investment strategist for Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management.
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Alphabet beat second-quarter revenue and earnings expectations on higher ad sales, bouncing back from a rare revenue miss in the first quarter, and offered no worrisome guidance about increasing regulatory scrutiny.
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The same data showed discount store sales jumped 11.0 percent in January from a year earlier, snapping three straight months of losses and bouncing back from a 5.1 percent fall in December.
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Stocks "are bouncing back ... in what is proving to be a year of amazing of resilience for the asset class and silencing the bears," said Nick Raich, CEO of The Earnings Scout.
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In a bright spot, the healthcare sector rose 0.2%, bouncing back from a rough week, led by a more than 1% gain in UnitedHealth Group Inc, CVS Health Corp and Anthem Inc.
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The expectation is that if the world does tip into recession, it would be sharp but short, with the global economy bouncing back as soon as the threat of the virus recedes.
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Air New Zealand led gains, bouncing back after six sessions of losses as investors began to consider the stock might have been oversold and ahead of the company's investor roadshow on Tuesday.
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But the Rockets had no trouble bouncing back against the Nets, who allow 114.3 per game, the most in the N.B.A. "We just could never stop them," Nets Coach Kenny Atkinson said.
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A basket of developing world currencies recouped the day's losses to trade flat, with China's yuan bouncing back from a one-month low to strengthen slightly against the dollar in onshore trade.
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Kyle Lowry scored 14 points as the Raptors finished off the Magic with ease, bouncing back from a Game 1 defeat to win by double digits in three of the next four.
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Bouncing back from a rare loss at the distance to compatriot Michael Norman last month in Rome, Lyles showed he will be the man to beat in October's world championships in Doha.
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On Wednesday, Wall Street shares extended a rebound, with the S&P 21 gaining 2295.6% and the MSCI's broadest gauge of world stocks bouncing back from a two-month low hit on Tuesday.
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I usually advocate loyalty as a strategic rule – in general, I think that by bouncing back and forth between alliances, you end up infuriating everyone, and severing any bonds you may have had.
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On Wednesday, Wall Street shares extended their rebound, with the S&P 262.45 gaining 20.7% and the MSCI's broadest gauge of world stocks bouncing back from a two-month low hit on Tuesday.
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This is also a long way from its January peak of over $210.4,24.86, but Bitcoin has stubbornly refused to go below $22.6,57.83 this year, bouncing back up from that level on several occasions.
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After bouncing back strongly from its mid-February lows along with the rest of the market, Disney shares got crushed in May after the company reported its first earnings miss in five years.
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Amazon ended the session up 7.373 percent, bouncing back from a two-day sell-off following news that the e-commerce giant's China unit is in merger talks with Chinese shopping site Kaola.
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Sao Paulo's Bovespa stock index posted broad gains, bouncing back from losses the previous session when investors grew jittery about whether the government can push through its plan to overhaul the pension system.
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Amazon ended the session up 1.2 percent, bouncing back from a two-day sell-off following news that the e-commerce giant's China unit is in merger talks with Chinese shopping site Kaola.
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On Wednesday, Wall Street shares extended a rebound, with the S&P 2296.9 gaining 0.58% and the MSCI's broadest gauge of world stocks bouncing back from a two-month low hit on Tuesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The British pound jumped 0.8 percent to $1.2210 GBP=D4 in early Asian trading on Wednesday, bouncing back from a low below $1.21 touched in late U.S. trade the previous day.
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Bouncing back from that disappointment so quickly, and holding it together on Sunday when the heat was on, proved she had what it takes to compete on the elite women's circuit, Law added.
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At the same time, new early voting numbers out of Nevada and Ohio this week were a good sign for the Democratic candidate, as turnout seems to be bouncing back to 2012 levels.
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For whatever reason, the AC would cool the room down fine at first, but once it started the on-off yoyo game, I'd be bouncing back and forth between sweaty brow and goosebumps.
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Hitachi Chemical's share price, which closed at 2,992 yen apiece Thursday, has almost doubled since the beginning of this year, bouncing back from 2018 when it was hit by a series of scandals.
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Several possibilities have now been explored, including surges of blood upward from the chest; shearing loads on brain tissue; and the brain bouncing back and forth inside the skull, as happens with concussion.
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Bouncing back from a last-second loss in prime time against New England, the Chiefs built a 17-point halftime lead, scored on five of their first six possessions and totaled 551 yards.
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However, after the Fed's news conference, gold was sold off on the hawishness of the Fed and once fell through the key level of 1260 dollar per ounce before bouncing back a bit.
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The social media giant's privacy scandal weighed further on the group, sending the S&P 500 technology sector skidding into correction territory and just bouncing back to lead the market in Monday trading.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar rallied on Thursday after solid U.S. economic data, bouncing back from months- and years-long lows plumbed in early trading that followed Wednesday's Federal Reserve policy statement.
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The most optimistic projections call for a V-shaped recovery, in which the economy would bottom out for only a short period before sharply bouncing back, as Markets Insider's Ben Winck recently reported.
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The Indian government claims the country's economy is set to become the fastest-growing major economy, bouncing back from last year's demonetization and , events that proved to be detrimental to the nation's economy.
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Consumer sentiment has also improved since the end of the third quarter, with preliminary results from the University of Michigans survey showing confidence bouncing back in December to its highest level since May.
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I watched the video of the lesson repeatedly, and I practiced a more capacious backswing in the elevator, on the subway, even in the shower: striding in, throwing the bottom edge, bouncing back.
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Markets appear to be bouncing back, however, and academics and economists believe that while the damage might be long-lasting to the U.K. if and when a proper Brexit occurs, the U.S. could benefit.
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Africa's most industrialised economy grew 2.5 percent in the three months to the end of June, bouncing back from a technical recession following two consecutive quarters of contracting, data from Statistics South Africa showed.
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More to the point, however: Google just reminded us all that the era of intelligent human-like machines capable of doing our jobs and bouncing back from environmental obstacles may not be decades away.
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Check out the companies making headlines midday Thursday: General Electric — GE rose 2786 percent in trading after CEO Larry Culp expressed optimism about the company's struggling power business bouncing back in 22019 and 24.
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Oil prices took an additional hit after data showed a surprise weekly increase in U.S. crude stockpiles, compounding worries about a weaker global economic growth outlook before bouncing back on the trade talk news.
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It fell to a three-week low of 110.53 yen early on Thursday before bouncing back slightly to 111.25 yen JPY=, up 0.5 percent from late U.S. levels on bargain-hunting by Japanese investors.
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After bouncing back from a major dip it took when the Securities and Exchange Commission threatened to sue CEO Elon Musk, and him then agreeing to settle, it's been on a new downward slide.
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The Wildcats' Miles Butler missed a 43-yard field goal in the first overtime possession, with the ball bouncing back off the crossbar, and the Aggies capitalized with Williams's touchdown run four plays later.
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The dollar traded at 106.33 yen, bouncing back from Monday's low of 105.15, but still down 1.6% so far this week, The euro last stood at $1.1167, little changed after wild gyrations on Monday.
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"We weren't happy going into Christmas on a loss to Calgary, but I think we are really bouncing back with our work ethic right now," said Canucks goalie Jacob Markstrom, who made 42 saves.
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Even considering those storms, Munich Re and the insurance industry are bouncing back from a series of major hurricanes, fires and earthquakes in North America in 2017, the costliest year ever for the industry.
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Beneath the headlines about the Russia investigation is evidence that the administration is bouncing back and might be in stronger position going into the next set of elections than most of his opponents expected.
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Doctors Listening to the experience of my roommate in the cancer ward was like a kind of sonar, an echo bouncing back to me from my own future path, hinting at what's to come.
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Capitals goaltender Braden Holtby finished with 35 saves in bouncing back from the disaster against the Coyotes and posted his 41st victory to tie Blue Jackets goalie Sergei Bobrovsky for the league lead in wins.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- James Johnson made two free throws with 27.23 seconds left and the Miami Heat recovered after blowing a 227.2-point lead, bouncing back to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 217.5-210.5 Sunday.
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Read these stories next: Beyoncé's Bellybutton Is Confusing The Internet Just Before She Dropped That Pic, Beyoncé Made Her Post-Twins Public Debut All The Things Your Body Is Really Doing Instead Of "Bouncing Back"
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The Egyptian market is tracked by the $55 million VanEck Vectors Egypt Index ETF (EGPT), which is bouncing back this year, but has matched the poor performance of the MSCI country index in recent periods.
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R&B singer Keke Wyatt is bouncing back from her epic meltdown ... she's got a new husband she knows will support her through thick and thin, and one of her children just kicked cancer's ass!
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Asset managers have faced a tough quarter after concerns around global growth hit many markets in January and February, before bouncing back in March, but analysts said Man had weathered the storm better than most.
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Early homers boost Mariners to win over Twins MINNEAPOLIS — Bouncing back from an historic loss is never easy but the Seattle Mariners wasted no time shrugging off Tuesday's 103-7 loss to the Minnesota Twins.
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Bouncing back from a last-second loss in prime time against New England, the Chiefs (6-1) built a 17-point halftime lead, scored on five of their first six possessions and totaled 551 yards.
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When it's time to lay eggs, the two toads turn backward somersaults in the water to release the eggs, which then hit the male's belly before bouncing back down to the mother's back for fertilization.
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Sri Lanka's economic growth in 2018 is forecast at 5-5.5 percent, bouncing back from an anticipated four-year low of less than 4 percent last year, central bank Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy said on Wednesday.
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Republicans in competitive districts where Trump prevailed by double-digit margins two years ago have shown the most obvious signs of bouncing back, said David Wasserman, who analyzes House races for the Cook Political Report.
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There has also been concern expressed that asphalt runoffs allow drivers to take more risks than if gravel traps, which might also prevent a car from bouncing back on track after a crash, were installed.
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Girardi meant bouncing back after a 5-83 loss on Tuesday, but he might just as well have been referring to another strong Sabathia performance coming on the heels of another troubling one from Tanaka.
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Last week, AbbVie's stock dipped to the low end of its range before bouncing back, and although it has since pulled back from those highs, Moreno said it could have more room to run higher.
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Bouncing back from their first regular-season losing streak in nearly two years, the Warriors won for the second day in a row without Kevin Durant, who is out indefinitely with a left knee injury.
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The Virginia Cavaliers had been bouncing back well after losing to the Purdue Boilermakers at the beginning of December thanks to wins against their ACC foe North Carolina Tar Heels and the Stony Brook Seawolves.
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Steelmaker shares, one of the early victims of U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war, hit near seven-year lows before bouncing back 1.2% while brokerage shares also rose 1.2%, erasing earlier falls to three-year lows.
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The Phillies, on the other hand, have dropped nine of their last 11 after falling to 0-8 on Mondays, but they've done a nice job of bouncing back with a 5-3 record on Tuesdays.
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This town has come up against the unimaginable and has fought it, turned it around, done this remarkable job of bouncing back and even forward in some ways—spreading hope and resilience and wellness and awareness.
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The British pound ticked up 0.15% to $1.109.021, having regained some ground after Prime Minister Theresa May set out a departure date, bouncing back from a 4-1/2-month low of $1.2605 set on Thursday.
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The Mexican peso hovered cautiously at 18.71 per dollar , bouncing back from Wednesday's low of 18.90 while the Canadian dollar changed hands at C$1.2888 off an eight-month low of C$1.3002 hit this week.
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Blue Jays RH Marco Estrada (2100-2100, 2100) Tanaka improved to 22-2160 in his last five starts, bouncing back from a clunker at Texas by going seven strong innings and limiting Baltimore to two runs.
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Turkey's lira strengthened 21325 percent as data showed the economy grew a greater-than-expected 211 percent in 2111, bouncing back in the final three months of the year after a contraction in the third quarter.
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The Mexican peso hovered cautiously at 18.71 per dollar , bouncing back from Wednesday's low of 18.90 while the Canadian dollar changed hands at C$1.2890 off an eight-month low of C$1.3002 hit this week.
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The blue-chip FTSE 22016 was up 22017 percent by 1000 GMT, bouncing back from Thursday's losses, as investors awaited U.S. non-farm payrolls data due later in the day, which were expected to be strong.
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Not only did the running back celebrate his 28th birthday, but he spent his game day bouncing back and forth between the hospital and the gridiron, as his wife went through labor, induced the night before.
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It was also a reminder that Black-ish has remained fantastic throughout this third season, expertly bouncing back after an admittedly droll Disney-centric premiere (and anyway, aren't all going-to-Disney sitcom episodes the worst?).
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The economy grew 0.9 percent in seasonally adjusted terms in the third quarter, bouncing back from a 0.2 percent contraction in the previous three-month period, according to a preliminary estimate from national statistics agency INEGI.
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Sri Lanka's economy has shown a "fair bit of resilience," with its key tourism sector bouncing back following the devastating Easter Sunday bombings, said a senior executive — despite predictions that growth would be hit this year.
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The visual obfuscation of these pieces is so complete as to defy documentation — the contents of "Black Memory" and "Black Present" cannot be photographed very successfully, their dense and reflective surfaces bouncing back only external surroundings.
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She then spent years bouncing back and forth between her cruel father and her unreliable mother, who for a time dated a vicious man who McGowan says was later charged with sexually abusing his own daughter.
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The flood of imports has hit the European steel industry just as it is bouncing back from a crisis that began five years ago and was caused by steel sold at dumping prices by Chinese producers.
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But if they happen to need something an old beau sells — anything from an appendectomy to Venetian blinds — they'll come bouncing back into his life, all pink and smiling, to get it for wholesale or less.
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The results show Amazon&aposs heavy investment over the past year is paying off in a big way, with its revenue growth bouncing back to 21% year over year and earnings far exceeding Wall Street expectations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling strengthened versus the dollar and the euro on Monday, bouncing back from a three-week low as investors eyed coming inflation data that could revive bets on eventually tighter Bank of England policy.
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Both indexes look set to post gains for the month, bouncing back from losses in August that were triggered by escalating trade jitters and accompanying fears of a global recession, as well as sustained Brexit anxiety.
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Despite a restless career and personal life, Cornell was a near-constant, almost comforting presence in the rock scene, consistently bouncing back and releasing new music and performing live — literally up until the night he died.
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But with the oil market bouncing back and Core Labs reporting a solid quarter on Wednesday, Cramer spoke with its chairman and CEO David Demshur, who said he believes there is a V-shaped recovery for oil.
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"I guess since I started transforming my body and myself after such a low point in my life, people see me as some sort of expert on the subject [of bouncing back after a breakup]," she wrote.
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SHANGHAI, March 14 (Reuters) - A stock index futures contract in China tumbled in a "flash crash" in late trading on Tuesday, before bouncing back within a second in what traders said may have been a trading error.
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Beiersdorf stuck with its forecast for 3 to 4 percent sales growth this year with its consumer business, which includes cosmetics brands Nivea, Eucerin and La Prairie, bouncing back after a slow first half of the year.
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LONDON, July 30 (Reuters) - Angolan oil sales are bouncing back from a dismal summer as Asian refining margins have recovered and demand is rising ahead of a major change in marine fuel standards in 2020, traders say.
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But a bunch of clever hackers in Uruguay have succeeded in making a real-life version of the video game that's still played using a pair of rectangular paddles and a square ball bouncing back and forth.
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Chipotle has had a hard time bouncing back from the E. coli, salmonella and norovirus outbreaks, despite introducing several promotions, but Marler said the company has done an admirable job of dealing with the issue — especially legally.
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Shares in the bank fell below €10 to their lowest level since 1983 before bouncing back on Friday after some media reports suggested Deutsche was close to a much smaller $5.4 billion deal with the U.S. authorities.
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Biden tops other candidates in terms of who Democrats said would be the best leader (36%), bouncing back from only 26% who said so after the first round of debates, and 44% who said so in April.
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Shot at Walter's Clothing, an Atlanta landmark, it has Future detailing the process behind his new album, the difficulties in bouncing back from his breakup with Ciara, and his desire to reconnect with his fans in 2017.
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And now, with Moore bouncing back in polls and seemingly with the momentum in his race against Democrat Doug Jones, Trump wants to be in on the Alabama race so he can claim credit if Moore wins.
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Read more: The 6 highest-paid fighters in 2019"I took my 'L' like a man and I'm going to show people the art of bouncing back," said Joshua during a recent interview with World Boxing News.
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This is a guide for the first years after college, from career and personal finance advice to stories about creating the life you've always imagined, and bouncing back when things don't go quite the way you planned.
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Video games can be "a more effective way of bouncing back from negative moods than passive forms of media like TV or movies," said Raffael Boccamazzo, a mental health practitioner in Seattle who works with Take This.
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Germany's flagship lender has trailed its rivals in bouncing back from the 2008 financial crisis, hamstrung by having to pay out billions of dollars in fines to end a string of legal disputes and ageing technical infrastructure.
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Still, the FTSE 100 index had its best month since June, bouncing back from losses in August that were triggered by escalating trade jitters and accompanying fears of a global recession, as well as sustained Brexit anxiety.
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Freshman guard Mustapha Heron erupted for 24 points while making all eight of his shots in the Tigers' 85-64 triumph on Thursday, bouncing back from a 3-of-443 showing over his first two collegiate games.
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BERLIN, Oct 5 (Reuters) - German industrial orders surged in August, data showed on Friday, bouncing back from falls earlier in the summer and adding to evidence of resilience in the economy despite an uncertain global economic outlook.
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" It "has everything to do with lack of realized volatility and markets discounting any down move in the SPX, which once again was the right mindset today as we see the SPX bouncing back after morning weakness.
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The Turkish lira hit a record low of 4.9767 lira per dollar earlier on Thursday before bouncing back slightly to 4.8998 per dollar as the currency was roiled by worries about economic management under a new presidential system.
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Just two years from the end of his presidency, Mr. Obama portrayed a country bouncing back from recession and ready to tackle the obstacles on the path to a robust middle class, including college affordability and tax reform.
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Two years ago, he experienced the lowest of the lows, but now Robert Herjavec is bouncing back from a painful divorce – and moving on with his brand-new fiancée, his former Dancing with the Stars partner Kym Johnson.
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All it does is make the touch bar look and function exactly like the red light bar on the front of KITT 2000 Pontiac Trans Am—just idly bouncing back and forth at the top of the keyboard.
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Svitolina had two match points in the second set which were saved and the Ukrainian also needed treatment on her right foot before bouncing back in the final set, as Sakkari made a total of 48 unforced errors.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.2 percent, bouncing back from a four-month low touched earlier this week, while the yen's slide toward 110 per dollar helped lift Japan's Nikkei by 0.83 percent .
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Earlier this week Mr Tsvangirai, who was robbed of the presidency at the elections in 2008, was bouncing back to his old hale-and-hearty form, rousing a crowd to a pitch of excitement at Mr Mugabe's humbling.
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Further to this, BOE Governor Mark Carney said falling oil prices would likely push inflation below its target of 2 percent in the near-term, before bouncing back and settling "a little above" target in a year's time.
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Iran's exports are bouncing back, but it is far from regaining all of the market share that it lost, and many banks and buyers remain cautious about engaging with Iran because of lingering political tensions with the West.
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As June's shock UK vote to leave the European Union fades with little lasting effect on markets, the U.S. economy is bouncing back from a meager 1.0 percent growth rate in the first six months of the year.
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Paired with Tuesday's retail sales data, which showed that revenues at clothing stores were up 3.2 percent during the first two months of the year, Perkins said there are "burgeoning signs" that that apparel could be bouncing back.
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Most remain without power The Upper Keys, which include Key Largo, Tavernier and Islamorada, are bouncing back quicker than the Middle and Lower Keys, likely owing to their distance from Irma's eye and proximity to the Florida mainland.
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This surge in support moderated during Obama's term, falling to a two-decade low of five percentage points in 2014, before bouncing back to 12 points in 2015 — the last year this question was asked by either poll.
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The 20-year JGB yield rose 1.0 basis point to 0.570 percent while the 30-year yield was up 1.5 basis points at 0.810 percent, bouncing back from a one-month low of 0.800 percent touched on Tuesday.
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Adds details, updates shares) By Sudip Kar-Gupta LONDON, May 06003 (Reuters) - European shares rose on Monday, bouncing back after two weeks of losses and supported by gains in crude oil prices and in the German stock market.
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The new mom, 37, gave birth to daughter Pilar Jhena — her first child with fiancé Dennis McKinley — on March 22, and tells PEOPLE that she's in no rush to take a non-organic approach to bouncing back physically.
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Indicated 1.7 pct lower Annual sales may decline further this year after plunging 10 percent to 129 million euros in 2015, before bouncing back to grow as much as 13 percent in 2017, the company said on Thursday.
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After rehiring Vajda in April and bouncing back from a demoralizing quarterfinal defeat at the French Open to the outsider Marco Cecchinato, Djokovic has triumphed at Wimbledon, the Cincinnati Masters, the United States Open and the Shanghai Masters.
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All three main U.S. stock indexes jumped more than 5%, bouncing back from a brutal selloff in the previous session on fears of a deep global recession as entire nations shut down to prevent the virus from spreading.
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TOKYO, July 31 (Reuters) - Japan's big three shippers on Monday reported profits for the first quarter, bouncing back from losses a year earlier and raising hopes the firms could be emerging from the industry's worst-ever downturn on record.
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Britain's economy showed its clearest sign to date of bouncing back from the initial shock of June's vote earlier this month, but a big slowdown in growth and a further Bank of England rate cut remain on the cards.
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But, in recent developments that closely mirror the response to the release of the infamous Access Hollywood tape, Moore is bouncing back in the polls and has at least partially regained the support of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Because while I was wallowing in bed, whining and drinking a smoothie and waiting for the novocaine to wear off, Leah was bouncing back from double bone marrow transplants by belting out a cheery tune from her hospital bed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crude oil rose on Friday, bouncing back from levels not seen since November, on the likelihood key producers could extend output cuts beyond an agreed-on June deadline, while U.S. stocks closed at a record high.
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Slow progress on expanding the use of insurance to protect against risks is "concerning", the report said - and remains the case despite many economies bouncing back from recession in the six years since the "insurance gap" was last measured.
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The central bank's IBC-BR economic activity index, a leading indicator of gross domestic product (GDP), rose 0.54% in May from April, bouncing back from a 0.47% fall the month before and the strongest reading since June last year.
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Students could read articles around a particular topic — like stress management, making friends or bouncing back from failure — then gather tips from the pieces, along with their own strategies, into a list they can use as a personal resource.
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The episode, "Bouncing Back," makes it seem as if the S.H.I.E.L.D. creative team spent their entire winter hiatus figuring out how to cram as many special effects as possible into 43 minutes and decided Bogota, Colombia, was the solution.
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CAT was first proposed in 2010 after regulators struggled to identify the cause of a severe flash stock market crash that wiped out nearly a trillion dollars in market capitalization in a matter of minutes before quickly bouncing back.
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But whether he's having an existentialist crisis in double-time on "270 Figures," or bouncing back and forth with Megan Thee Stallion on the pure Houston heat of "She Live," his flows are just as captivating as his words.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Las Vegas Sands, MGM Resorts, Wynn Resorts — Shares of casino operators are bouncing back this morning, after Macau officials said they had not shrunk daily cash withdrawal limits for Chinese gamblers.
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The Denver-based Mexican chain has faced criticism from investors for having an insular board that lacked racial and gender diversity, which, according to CtW Investment Group, has hindered the brand from bouncing back after a series of foodborne illness outbreaks.
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The Mexican peso last stood at 18.6900 per dollar, bouncing back from Wednesday's low of 18.90 while the Canadian dollar changed hands at C$1.2888 to the U.S. unit, off its eight-month low of C$1.3002 hit earlier this week.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected April shipments from the world's largest exporter to have risen 6.3 percent on year, bouncing back from a 2.7 percent decline the previous month that was believed to have been heavily distorted by seasonal factors.
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LaGarrette Blount, bouncing back from a hip injury that shortened his 2015 season before re-signing with the Patriots, ran for 69 yards, including a long of 21, and a touchdown on 11 carries while Stephen Gostkowski kicked three field goals.
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It had fallen to as low as $1.2420 overnight before bouncing back after the British Supreme Court ruled that the government must go through parliament, but not the U.K.'s regional assemblies, to trigger talks on leaving the European Union.
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Shares of the company, which has been bouncing back strongly in the past year after a smartphone-driven slide in demand for the car satnavs that made it famous, rose 4.2 percent to $73.97 in light trading before the bell.
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The Mexican peso last stood at 18.6900 per dollar, bouncing back from Wednesday's low of 18.90 while the Canadian dollar changed hands at C$1.2888 to the U.S. unit, off its eight-month low of C$1.3002 hit earlier this week.
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Britain's economy on Monday showed its clearest sign to date of bouncing back from the initial shock of the June referendum outcome, as data firm Markit said the country was unlikely to enter a recession in the July-September period.
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The Mexican peso last stood at 18.7125 per dollar, bouncing back from Wednesday's low of 18.90 while the Canadian dollar changed hands at C$1.2910 to the U.S. unit, off its eight-month low of C$1.3002 hit earlier this week.
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Bouncing back from an ugly 12-3 loss in the series opener, the Mets pounded Braves starter Julio Teheran for six runs over four innings and cruised to a victory that eased some of the tension from a disappointing season.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - U.S. travel to Cuba is bouncing back a year after Hurricane Irma and the Trump administration delivered a one-two punch to visits by Americans to the once-forbidden island, according to data from the Cuban Tourism Ministry.
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That was far stronger than the median estimate from a Reuters poll of economists for 0.0%, while the rise from July last year was 1.8%, also smashing expectations of 0.2% growth and bouncing back from a steep decline in June.
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SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Looking at Brazil's rallying stock market and stronger currency, it might seem as if Jair Bolsonaro, the right-wing presidential candidate favored by investors, had already won and the country was bouncing back from its painful recession.
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Christmas tree supplies are tight across the U.S., fueling a rise in prices, per AP. Why it matters: The industry is still bouncing back from the Great Recession, and trying to win people back from a shift toward artificial trees.
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Even during her most productive years in Europe, Johnson was often bouncing back and forth from Europe to the L.P.G.A. tour in the United States, where she earned membership in 1988 after winning the L.P.G.A.'s annual qualifying tournament in 1987.
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It is the noise of a ball bouncing back and forth across the net of a tennis table game that someone has — regrettably, Brummerstedt quickly realizes in the dark — left in the gym and where the teams pass the hours.
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BRASILIA, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Brazil posted a primary budget surplus of 27.913 billion reais ($7.09 billion) in January, central bank data showed on Friday, bouncing back from a record deficit in the previous month due to a surge in extraordinary revenues.
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Swedish retailer H&M sank over 4 percent after the company reported that e-commerce sales were expected to rise by at least 25 percent in 2018, but sales in stores were likely to fall, before bouncing back in 2019.
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The Mexican peso MXN= strengthened against the U.S. dollar, bouncing back from a low of 19.5450 pesos per dollar to last trade up more than 1 percent at 19.1610 pesos, putting it on course for its best day in more than two weeks.
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"I was close to deadline when it happened, and they put an extra page in the book about his death," said Ms. Isaacs, who then tried to write a book called "The Resilient Widow," about bouncing back, but could not sell the proposal.
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While it's true the company hasn't had a difficult time bouncing back financially, the mere mention of the product results in a deluge of bad jokes — just check the comment section on any post we've written about it over the past year.
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Look, maybe it's because I'm stuck bouncing back and forth between excitement over Game of Thrones premiering this weekend, Star Wars Celebration happening, and preparing for Avengers: Endgame, but there's something poetic about the fantasy league gods not playing into anyone's hand.
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"If the outbreak broadly follows historical patterns, it will peak and fade in 2Q," JPMorgan economist Joseph Lupton told clients, predicting global growth would lose about 0.3 percentage point in Q1 to an annualised 2.3% before bouncing back in the second quarter.
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"If the outbreak broadly follows historical patterns, it will peak and fade in 2Q," JPMorgan economist Joeseph Lupton told clients, predicting global growth will lose about 4.53 percentage point in Q1 to an annualized 2.3% before bouncing back in the second quarter.
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BEIJING, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Shanghai base metals dropped sharply on Thursday, with copper and zinc plumbing fresh one-year lows after a broad sell-off in London in the previous session before bouncing back slightly on news of fresh U.S.-China trade talks.
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Although Japan's Nikkei 225 has convulsed this month, losing almost 13 percent before bouncing back on Monday to gain over 7 percent, China's was muted yesterday in its first day back from the week-long new year holiday, closing up 0.5 percent.
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The combination of spending time with her grandparents on the reservation as well as bouncing back and forth between the coasts with her parents helped shape her perspective of the country's challenges, she says, both from within and outside the Native American community.
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Meghan brought sister-in-law Kate Middleton along for the ride to sit in the peanut gallery at Wimbledon, to watch Serena attempt a super-human feat ... bouncing back after a difficult post-pregnancy to tie the record for Grand Slam wins.
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Shares on Wall Street rose on Wednesday, bouncing back from a steep drop the day before, as investors responded to Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s strong showing in the Democratic Party's primaries and congressional efforts to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
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" Worse, when Illing asked Ziblatt whether he could "think of historical examples of democracies drifting into this illiberal territory and then bouncing back before it was too late to undo the damage to liberal institutions," Ziblatt responded with a rather bracing "no.
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TOKYO, Sept 20183 (Reuters) - Oil prices jumped on Thursday, bouncing back from heavy losses in the previous session, buoyed by moves to ease trade tensions between Washington and Beijing and a drop in U.S. crude inventories to the lowest in nearly a year.
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Bouncing back and forth off eachother with jabs and competitive jokes, things take a turn towards the twilight zone when Rocky impersonates his host and manages to sound more like Tyler than Tyler does in some sort of weird rap game Freaky Friday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Serbia shooting guard Bogdan Bogdanovic poured in 31 points in a stand-out individual performance as they beat the Czech Republic 90-81 to grab fifth place at the FIBA Basketball World Cup after bouncing back from a slow start.
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The ball ticked off the top of the webbing of the leaping Judge's glove, caroming into the first row of the bleachers and bouncing back onto the field for a two-run home run that gave the Braves a 29-22 victory.
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General Miller's reluctance to affirm any type of major victory over the offshoot is indicative of the broader inroads Islamic State cells have made in Afghanistan — and of a long history of militant groups in Afghanistan bouncing back after seemingly unsustainable losses.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks jumped more than 1983 percent on Tuesday, bouncing back from a sharp sell-off the previous day as China stepped in to stabilize the yuan, easing concerns that currencies would be the next weapon in the U.S.-China trade war.
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A camera counts the number of photons bouncing back to its sensor every trillionth of a second, and when those results are graphed, the system is able to apply specific mathematical filters revealing data spikes that in turn reveal actual objects hidden in the fog.
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The pound had touched an eight-day low of $1.2377 in Asian trading, before bouncing back to trade as high as $1.2478 after the confirmation that the EU's Article 50 - which kickstarts two years of negotiations between Britain and the bloc - had been triggered.
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"I think the narrative that we've been talking about is still broadly in place, that growth in Canada is bouncing back after a soft winter and inflation pressures are still right around 2%," said Nathan Janzen, a senior economist at Royal Bank of Canada.
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The yen climbed to a 15-month high of 114.205 to the dollar on Tuesday, bouncing back from near 122 yen after the BOJ's action as investors sought refuge in the safety of the yen on growing concerns over the health of the global economy.
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NEW YORK, March 43 (Reuters) - Wall Street closed slightly lower on Tuesday, bouncing back from an initial selloff that followed deadly attacks in Brussels, as declines in consumer and telecom stocks were more than offset by a jump in shares in the healthcare sector.
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Global equities have been on a tear this year, bouncing back from the massive rout towards the end of 2018 after U.S. and European central banks took a more dovish stance on rate policy and on hopes of an imminent U.S.-China trade truce.
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Staal had three goals and three assists in 20 games with the Rangers last season before signing a three-year deal with Minnesota in the offseason and bouncing back with the most goals he has had since scoring 193 with Carolina in 2011-12.
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In that instance, the dollar's weakness on Wednesday could be because the riskoff trades that investors put on immediately after the CPI release "have come bouncing back, helped by equity resilience," said Alan Ruskin, global head of currency strategy at Deutsche Bank in New York.
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Shane Greene got three quick outs for his 16th save in 17 chances, bouncing back nicely after giving up a go-ahead grand slam in the ninth inning of a 5-2 loss to the Marlins on Thursday that capped Detroit's 0-9 homestand.
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After following his brother to college -- as one of the university's most decorated recruits ever -- he'd struggle through some knee injuries as a freshman before bouncing back in a big way his sophomore year ... sweeping all 6 of the national player of the year awards.
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The roster is grim proof that things are still far from normal in Texas' largest city, despite some superficial signs that it is bouncing back, with traffic again clogging wide freeways under blue skies and Tex-Mex restaurants in the luckier neighborhoods thrumming with business.
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Back then, the Olympics symbolized Japan's recovery from World War II; similarly, organizers in Japan had seen the 2020 Games as a chance to show the world that their country was bouncing back from the devastating March 2011 tsunami and the nuclear disaster at Fukushima.
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Shares in the company gained 4 percent after it reported a 4.2 percent rise in like-for-like sales for the year, bouncing back from falls in the first half, and said it had now shut the Worldstores websites and moved all business to its Dunelm brand.
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"The tricky part is landing on one and not bouncing back up into space," Binzel said, because its gravity is so light, roughly 100,000 times less strong than Earth's (Earth's gravity measures 9.8 meters per second squared, while on Apophis, it is 0.0001 meters per second squared).
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Blue Jays RH Marco Estrada (23: 23-93, 29) Wright won the fifth starter's job in spring training over promising prospects Henry Owens and Brian Johnson after bouncing back and forth between the majors and minors, as well as the bullpen and the rotation, last season.
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It overshadowed Gary Sanchez's busting out of a miserable 23-for-33 slump with two home runs, David Price leaving after an inning with what was labeled "a sensation" in his left hand, and the Yankees bouncing back from a 14-1 thumping the previous night.
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Kerry Blackshear Jr. had 13 points and nine rebounds and Andrew Nembhard added 10 points and six assists for the Gators (11-5, 43-1), who led by as many as 23 points in the second half while bouncing back from Saturday's blowout loss at Missouri.
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The single currency had slipped to a low of $0.74643 earlier on Wednesday following reports that Trump was considering imposing a 25 percent tariff on foreign-made cars, before bouncing back on news that the United States and the European Union had avoided going into a trade conflict.
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NEW YORK, Aug 6 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended more than 73 percent higher on Tuesday, bouncing back from a sharp sell-off the previous day as China stepped in to stabilize the yuan, easing concerns that currencies would be the latest weapon in the U.S.-China trade war.
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In a press release, Knix says founder Joanna Griffiths was inspired to create a line of leakproof, stretchy and postpartum-friendly undergarments and to kick off the art installation after giving birth and becoming frustrated with the messaging she saw around "bouncing back" and "postbaby bodies" on the Internet.
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The continued fall after the referendum meant that overvaluation in the City submarket, measured as the market value decline needed to bring values into line with Fitch's cyclically-neutral metric, dipped from almost 40% in spring 2016 to below 30% a year later, before bouncing back slightly in 2Q17.
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Bernard Pouliot, chairman of Hong Kong-based financial services group Quam Limited, told CNBC by phone on Friday that he shut down a Mongolia-focused fund last year, valued close to $10 million, which invested in public companies, because he did not see the country bouncing back until 2020.
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"Some daters carry a sense of shame that they haven't met someone yet, that love didn't just fall into their lap, and they feel embarrassed that they have to put in effort to hunt for it online," says Samantha Burns, dating coach and author of Breaking Up & Bouncing Back.
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LHP Chris Sale turned in another dominant performance Monday, bouncing back from a rough start his last time out, but he got robbed of the chance to be baseball's first 93-game winner when Seattle scored four runs off closer David Robertson in the bottom of the ninth.
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We're also told he's not worried about the injuries torpedoing his career ... doctors and the PT have assured him he'll be pretty much back to where he was before the accident, and he had nothing immediate on his plate work-wise, so he can focus on bouncing back.
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COLOMBO, June 8.23 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares snapped a four-session losing streak to end tad firmer on Wednesday on block trading of select shares, bouncing back from a two-week low hit on the previous day, while the rupee fell on importers' dollar demand, market sources said.
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Just a handful of weeks before the ECB decides whether to extend stimulus, ECB Chief Economist Peter Praet said in Washington that while growth in the euro zone may be bouncing back, the disconnect between inflation and growth remains — therefore, the central bank will need to remain patient, Reuters reported.
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The entrance-floor atrium, designed by the French artist Daniel Buren, evoked the blockier shapes of early Pompeian wall paintings but its mirrors added a fun-house dimension announcing that here the ancient and the contemporary would be bouncing back and forth, the old would seem new and the new old.
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The story shows the tensions that can exist between privately held companies — and the sensibilities of the very wealthy families who often control them — and those of their staff, as well as the effort companies need to put into bouncing back from PR crises, both immediately and in the long term.
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"We can't pretend there's no impact to a global virus like this, and we can't pretend that we can make it like the day it was before the virus struck," Morrison said, pointing out in previous instances of viral outbreaks, tourism in Australia dented in one quarter before bouncing back in the next.
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And after largely dominating the Republican field from the moment he announced his candidacy last June, Mr. Trump now faces a fresh challenge: bouncing back in the face of searing attack ads by Republicans bent on stopping him, questions about his demeanor and campaign organization, and a single ascendant challenger in Mr. Cruz.
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This plot was introduced at the end of season two and picked up when the show returned this past fall: Terrigen, which activates Inhuman genes and powers, had been purposely spilled into the ocean (to stop a villain from using it), and as we're reminded in "Bouncing Back," it has now spread worldwide.
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AROUND THE N.B.A. Jimmy Butler scored 28 points and Robin Lopez added a season-high 21 points as the Chicago Bulls beat the visiting Philadelphia 218ers, 268-218, bouncing back from consecutive home losses, including one that began with Butler and Dwyane Wade on the bench after they had criticized their teammates.
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"Given the large decline over the last 24 hours, I could see AUD bouncing back later today just on profit-taking, but I think in general it's likely to be weak for some time," said Marshall Gittler, currency strategist at ACLS Global, noting that the market expectations for a rate cut in May had grown.
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Some of 2017's most memorable moments (the good and bad) also made it to the list including; Rafael Nadal winning his third US Open championship after bouncing back from injuries (#20), Trump watching the eclipse sans protective eyewear (#22), Lady Gaga's Super Bowl jump (#24), and Nicole Kidman's interesting style of clapping (#25).
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Tesla shares were volatile in trading on Wednesday, bouncing back from the early loss to a significant gain, suggesting that the market, like Musk, is divided on how the China situation will play out for electric cars and whether short-term trade jitters should really factor into the analysis of longer-term corporate goals.
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Parkey, a five-year veteran, not only missed a career-high seven field-goal attempts and three extra points during the regular season, but his 43-yard attempt in the final seconds of the NFC wild-card round against the Philadelphia Eagles first hit the upright then the crossbar before bouncing back on the field.
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Carolina, which hasn't posted a winning campaign away from home since 2005-06, began its three-game swing through the Golden State by blowing a late two-goal lead en route to a 6-5 shootout loss in Anaheim on Wednesday before bouncing back with a 153-1 victory in Los Angeles on Thursday.
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" RANDY FREDERICK, VICE PRESIDENT OF TRADING AND DERIVATIVES FOR CHARLES SCHWAB IN AUSTIN, TEXAS: "There was a quick deceleration there for about 30 minutes, but we're also getting a bit of a bounce back, and that makes me lean towards some sort of a program trade or algo because of how quickly it's bouncing back.
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What investors need to know about opportunity zones, the controversial solution for inequality that has big bipartisan support — and that will be a top issue of the 2020sToys R Us is bouncing back from bankruptcy, and the way it&aposs treating workers shows what American labor rights could look like in the next decade
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All of that happened while Italy's government bond yields dropped sharply amid an apparent budget deal, the U.S. dollar briefly hit a three-week low before bouncing back, and U.S. Treasury yields, the source of much of the market's recent consternation, rose with the stock market, increasing amid signs of economic strength rather than inflation fears.
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If A Wrinkle in Time, an eccentric children's fantasy that's neither animated, a remake of an animated film, or part of an existing franchise, was a risk, then DuVernay was making sure to get it on the record that bouncing back from risks that don't pan out has been a privilege allotted to a particular demographic.
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Although news of her hospitalization was a legitimate cause of worry for many liberals – at 85, Ginsburg is the oldest justice on the Supreme Court, so vacating her position would provide an opening for President Donald Trump to appoint another conservative justice in her place – she has a history of bouncing back from potentially devastating medical diagnoses.
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Stars 209, Blues 20, Overtime | Series Tied, 212-22 ST. LOUIS — Cody Eakin scored 133 minutes 213 seconds into overtime and the Dallas Stars beat the host St. Louis Blues, 206-211, on Thursday night, bouncing back from a blowout loss two days earlier to tie their second-round Stanley Cup playoff series at two games apiece.
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"Ten years since crisis struck, Europe's economy is finally bouncing back — and with it our confidence," he said, a reference to the long, grinding battle to overcome a debt crisis that nearly destroyed the euro currency, prompted the imposition of austerity on millions of citizens and helped fuel a populist backlash that focused anger at the European Union.
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And even some recurring challenges, like impressing Goombette, can take on challenging forms: I once spent a solid 10 minutes trying to stack up enough Goombas before realizing I had to drop the tower of Goombas down a shaft with a spring at the bottom so I could add more of the walking mushrooms to the top before bouncing back out.
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This 4-millimeter-long insect is responsible not only for the Zika outbreak but also for transmitting yellow fever and two other excruciating diseases, dengue and chikungunya, that are currently inching their way toward the US. Scientists have been trying to kill this bug for a century, but while each generation has made insecticidal breakthroughs, A. aegypti keeps bouncing back.
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Markets for ether, the cryptocurrency linked to the ethereum distributed computing platform, were rocked yesterday by a huge flash crash that saw prices fall from over $365 down to as low as 23 cents on one exchange before bouncing back shortly afterwards—an event that is mildly worrying for anyone concerned about cryptocurrency volatility, but has had devastating consequences for some professional traders who have seen their holdings wiped out.
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We see a woman bouncing back after an unexpected pregnancy, struggling to get her stamina to perform back (she weighed 218 pounds after giving birth to the twins), balancing her duties as a mother to a six-year-old and infant twins, as well as a wife (she literally goes from giving a "get your shit together" speech to the performers during rehearsal for the show to celebrating her 10-year anniversary with her husband).
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There aren't a lot of albums I've listened to more in the last decade, so when I decided to do this project of recording a song in every state, the only questions I had about Nelly's music was which of her songs I would try to do justice, and whether I'd count her as being from Virginia or North Carolina, since she'd been bouncing back and forth between those for a while.
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Now, as Obama's second term ends and Trump and Clinton make their final campaign pushes, it's clear none of them heeded these warnings, certainly not John Podesta and Clinton, who used a personal server for government emails; or the Democratic Party, which suffered a possible Russian-sponsored hack; and not Trump or his IT managers, whose servers may be talking to Russian servers simply because of some spam that's bouncing back and forth across the ether.
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The 2018 Winter Games were filled with many stunning and memorable moments, including Nathan Chen bouncing back from disastrous showings to become the first man to land six quads in one skate, Lindsey Vonn crying after learning she would hang on to the bronze medal in the downhill final — the only medal she would receive in what's expected to be her last Winter Games — and Mirai Nagasu making history as the only U.S. woman to land a triple axel at the Olympics.
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Earlier this year, for example, bouncing back from the early-2202 French-led intervention in northern Mali that had briefly set them back, several jihadist factions — the predominantly ethnic Tuareg Ansar Dine ("defenders of the faith"), the Sahara and al-Murabitun ("people of the garrison") branches of al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), and the Macina Liberation Front, which draws mainly from ethnic Peul (or Fulani) tribes — announced their merger and pledged their allegiance to al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri.
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Nomura economist George Buckley said he expected the pound to fall further in the short term but that it might recover if business surveys for April "show signs of bouncing back" and the government clarifies its position on agreeing a post-Brexit trading relationship with the EU. Even before Friday's data, many economists began to feel the BoE might be getting cold feet about a rate rise to curb inflation, especially after Governor Mark Carney last week alluded to the possibility of postponing any hike.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is bouncing back after a week of bad polling news, upping her lead over Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to 5 points, according to a new national poll released Tuesday morning.
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