No. 210 REBOUND 230: D'Angelo Russell misses a foul shot, Howard gets the rebound.
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The Knicks rank second in offensive rebound rate and third in total rebound rate.
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In fact, the Dow's rebound may prove to be its best intraquarter rebound since 1933.
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Shot, rebound, the same guy who shot it followed his original shot, scored on the rebound.
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Kovalchuk grabbed a rebound off a shot by Phillip Danault, then put back two rebound attempts.
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Let him set screens and go rebound the Raptors misses (and oh, there are misses to rebound).
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A rebound over the past three years has naturally fuelled talk of a rebound in bribery, too.
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"We are seeing the euro rebound a bit, we're seeing the pound rebound a bit," Gaffney said.
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He's working on the highest defensive rebound rate and second-highest total rebound rate of his career.
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He stopped the shot but couldn't contain the rebound and Hudler, in front, cashed in the rebound.
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If the Fed leans towards inflation rebound in this meeting, we are likely to see the dollar rebound.
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Jones grabbed an offensive rebound and put it back in, then grabbed a rebound at the other end.
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"This rebound ranks as the strongest non-recession rebound in the first sixty days," Stone wrote in his weekly note.
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We had to rebound, protect our end, and whoever won the rebound battle I feel like was going to win the game.
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Emerging markets get ready for a 2020 rebound With trade headwinds easing, investors are preparing for emerging markets to rebound in 2020.
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Over the long term, export prices are expected to rebound to 1.9 crowns/sm3, it said, without saying what would drive the rebound.
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No. 30 REBOUND 22: NBA mislabeled their video of this, it is not a Dwight Howard rebound, it is a DeMarre Carroll tip back.
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Technically the Australian dollar is poised for a rebound, but this rebound is threatened by the potential for the dollar to move above $0.93.
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In 2010, I became very depressed, and I went from rebound to rebound until I met my now husband, who helped me through a lot.
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Even when they don't get the offensive rebound, forcing the Warriors to spend time and energy securing the rebound can sometimes slow their transition game.
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Westbrook finished off the triple-double before halftime, grabbing the rebound off Harden's missed 3-pointer at the first-half buzzer for his 23th rebound.
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"We are seeing a short rebound in some metals today, but it's a rebound from low levels," said Commerzbank's head of commodities research, Eugen Weinberg.
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Aggressive traders are already positioning themselves to trade the market rebound from support levels The fall in the Dow holds no firm promise of a rebound.
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A rebound is possible in the short term since there won't be a government, but if there is (a rebound), I don't believe it will last.
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"The U.S. economy is pointing towards a strong rebound in Q23 while in the rest of the world there is nothing pointing to a rebound," Coronado added.
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"There could be a rebound (in condensate prices) in September because naphtha cracks are showing some signs of a rebound," a trader with a North Asian firm said.
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The precise size of the rebound is open to debate, but there is enough in the way of alternative indicators to lend credence to the picture of a rebound.
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"And earnings have been on the rebound globally, and they've been on the rebound globally as a result of the generally improving conditions in the global economy," he said.
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They rank 18th in opponent fast-break points and 24th in offensive rebound "chances"—that is, plays where they have a player within 3.5 feet of an offensive rebound.
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Rebound: Spectrum was easily over-subscribed on this fund, reflecting a major reputational rebound after the firm was among those defrauded in 2009 by a duplicitous portfolio company called Canopy Financial.
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Along with the rebound in pent-up consumer demand this could deliver a rebound in the months to come, Haefele said, who expects the Chinese economy to grow by 5.5% this year.
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The index for China has shown a rebound since the end of September from about 85% capacity to over 95%, similar to a sharp rebound earlier this year in May, Wolf said.
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The Wild took a 2-1 lead 95 seconds later when Staal picked up a rebound of his own shot on the right side of the crease and backhanded in the rebound.
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LaVorgna late last year said the rebound in semiconductor stocks could be a precursor to a rebound in overall manufacturing, but in the last ISM report for December, there was no recovery yet.
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The rebound in Asian exports is more reason for bullishness.
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"The rebound today is a rubber band effect," said Maggio.
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But then, vasopressin will rebound, making it harder to pee.
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Weak profits could limit an anticipated rebound in business spending.
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The current rebound above $50 offers a sigh of relief.
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Yet a South Carolina rebound seemed totally plausible to us.
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Deluxe Corp has also transitioned into an astounding rebound story.
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That saw the euro rebound from a low around $1.0821.
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If rising wages reduce profits, labour's share could yet rebound.
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An unexpected rebound in services offset continued weakness in manufacturing.
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Jokic secured the offensive rebound while getting fouled by Westbrook.
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And the global economy should rebound if trade tensions ease.
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So this year's rebound has prompted both hope and dread.
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Will they rebound or are they too risky to trade?
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"You can rebound from this," Greene said in an interview.
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He thinks that the industry is ripe for a rebound.
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But Casey Cizikas beat defenseman John Moore to the rebound.
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Marner then pounced on the loose rebound for the goal.
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Go deeper: The mixed views on a housing market rebound
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One reason is because of the rebound in the economy.
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There is a second factor slowing the rebound: political uncertainty.
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The first target is a rebound from support near 14,865.
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DeKeyser doubled the lead by putting back his own rebound.
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Then you get a rebound of anxiety in the morning.
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And the price of palm oil is forecast to rebound.
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There was a scramble under the hoop for the rebound.
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Mr Fain thinks that the Chinese market will eventually rebound.
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We're both able to block shots, get up and rebound.
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" Why it matters: "The rebound has confounded many experts' projections.
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Policymakers anticipate growth will rebound sharply in the third quarter.
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Golfers will attempt to rebound from Thursday's scattershot opening round.
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Forsberg answered for Nashville two minutes later off a rebound.
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"Murres can rebound," Dr. Piatt said, "but sometimes, they don't."
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Blac Chyna has been great as kind of a rebound.
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Public tech companies have largely seen their valuations rebound, however.
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And a manufacturing rebound might soon lift the global mood.
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There are four technical features that suggest a bullish rebound.
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The roaring rebound for stocks this year just made history.
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U.S. wheat was also firm, extending a rebound this week.
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The subsequent rebound, though, suggests the bull is back on.
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LeBron got the rebound off some lesser chump's missed shot.
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The figures also showed the construction sector failed to rebound.
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A rebound in banking shares also helped boost UK shares.
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But it will still be years before a full rebound.
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She managed to rebound, and weeks later she went home.
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The Clippers got the rebound and ran out the clock.
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It could see a rebound if use with Opdivo increases.
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Jeb Bush's "low energy," from which Bush struggled to rebound.
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A rebound in financial markets also boosted optimism over demand.
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Trump's remarks briefly pushed auto shares lower before they rebound.
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Milan Lucic put home a rebound from a Draisaitl shot.
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Gagner fought off Lightning forward J.T. Brown on the rebound.
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They'll have a chance to rebound in the NCAA Tournament.
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At the same time, the subway is struggling to rebound.
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We didn't rebound very well, but we competed really hard.
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Lucic's goal came off a rebound of a Draisaitl shot.
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It was a rebound he got a second opportunity on.
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But I confess I'm insanely optimistic about a conservative rebound.
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Vey scored his third from the slot on a rebound.
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Palat converted a rebound off a miss from Tyler Johnson.
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That scene reads, in retrospect, as foreshadowing of Frank's rebound.
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Early signs in the second quarter point toward a rebound.
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S. trade tensions kept investors on edge, capping the rebound.
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REM rebound also happens after a night of hard drinking.
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Collin Hartmann and Troy Williams can both shoot and rebound.
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In the first clip, it results in an offensive rebound.
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Can he rebound in recruiting after last year's quarterback debacle?
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It also said it expects earnings to rebound in 2019.
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There's little hope for a global economic rebound in 2020.
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Those actions kept the economy chugging, and helped stocks rebound.
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Much depends on how quickly the economy can be rebound.
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We are seeing a technical rebound from the $0.53,500 level.
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But can his image rebound the same way off it?
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Leonard grabbed the rebound on the second and was fouled.
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Technology companies, especially Apple, Facebook and Microsoft, led the rebound.
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But, he added, the path beyond offered a rebound opportunity.
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"Markets fall sharply, but can also rebound quickly," McBride says.
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"There's going to be some kind of rebound," said Karnauskas.
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A Tesla in space, markets rebound and Poland's Holocaust controversy.
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We are seeing a technical rebound from the $0.83,500 level.
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Here are eight ways that could rebound on American consumers.
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The rebound went right to Guentzel waiting in the slot.
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Every shot, every rebound, every loose ball contested, every time.
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Data center segment growth is "poised to rebound," he wrote.
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Semiconductor stocks in Asia saw a strong rebound on Friday.
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Global trade could rebound and the manufacturing sector could recover.
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This is a technical rebound from a very low point.
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He shoveled in a rebound of a Mattias Janmark shot.
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The researchers reported no rebound of HIV in the patient.
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The rebound by Chinese tech looks like a head fake.
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He scored four points with an assist and a rebound.
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International growth could help Netflix rebound Investors may be overreacting.
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Some market participants still expect a rebound in gold prices.
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There are two key resistance features for any rally rebound.
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But some analysts cautioned that the rebound could be fragile.
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I can rebound as well as any of the bigs.
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Woo, unlike some other strategists, expects the dollar to rebound.
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Coyle's first goal of the season came on a rebound.
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However, as stocks began to rebound that correlation fell apart.
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Temperatures then rebound to near and past 21 this weekend.
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The prince's release on Saturday could help it rebound further.
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Today's price rises may just be a minor rebound however.
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French government bonds continued to be helped by a rebound in popularity for President Emmanuel Macron, waning support for the "yellow vest" movement, and after a rebound in French consumer sentiment and PMI surveys.
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The Trump trade was a five-week burst of buying in some under-owned cyclical and financial sectors after the election, followed by a broader rebound pegged to global growth and an earnings rebound.
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Although there is a lot of uncertainty in calculating the rebound effect, the researchers tried to quantify the consequences of reducing domestic burglary by about 5 percent, and determined a rebound effect of 2 percent.
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At best, I believed Meek was a convenient rebound for Nicki.
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No. 9 REBOUND 153: Walker misses again, by an awful lot.
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No. 13 REBOUND 16: Walker goes to take a three-pointer.
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The bearish OPEC forecast follows a recent rebound in oil prices.
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No. 29 REBOUND 10: Walker runs the rim, misses his layup.
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Wall Street is trying to rebound from steep losses this month.
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After the rebound, the Dow remained up 1.9 percent for 2018.
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The Wildcats controlled the defensive boards, yielding only one offensive rebound.
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And Ekblad scored off his own rebound just 3.453 seconds later.
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Wright missed a triple-double by one rebound with nine boards.
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It was his third 20-plus rebound game of the season.
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He had hoarded his soybeans, awaiting for a rebound in prices.
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In my book, that brand of enthusiasm gets partial rebound credit.
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Graphic: Jobs rebound sharply in month following last two slowdowns - tmsnrt.
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This dampens hopes of a strong rebound in Europe's largest economy.
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Whatever the reason, economic growth won't rebound until productivity perks up.
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Bad news for emerging markets can rebound on the developed world.
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Total consumption is expected to rebound in 2018 to 76.83 bcfd.
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That makes it difficult to say when the economy will rebound.
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But if there is anyone who can rebound it'll be Roger.
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The two-handed push occurred after Antetokounmpo grabbed an offensive rebound.
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Jones soared for his 18th rebound and drew Watson's fifth foul.
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Pysyk scored on a rebound at 2:20 of the third.
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"The company is positioned pretty well for a rebound," he said.
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"People are still under-risked despite the big rebound," Fink said.
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Soon after, though, a rebound took the market to new highs.
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Loan volume would rebound to $1.64 trillion in 2019, it said.
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The dollar's rebound also put most emerging market currencies under pressure.
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We didn't rebound as well as we like down the stretch.
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The reaction near 1.05 has strong characteristics of a rally rebound.
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China on Tuesday stabilized the currency, sparking a rebound in stocks.
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The euro-area rebound, in its early years, relied on exports.
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The birds have a great capacity to rebound, said Dr. Piatt.
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The makeup of the rebound was not all that impressive, granted.
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As a result, lean hogs were poised for a technical rebound.
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Pominville scored on a rebound at 214:25 of the first.
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GoPro's stock price is on a bit of rebound this morning.
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Hopes for a rebound in prices before year-end are fading.
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He then slipped the rebound past Condon for his 16th goal.
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Investors shouldn't take much solace from Tuesday morning's rebound, says Nomura.
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Aggressive traders use the ANTSSYS method to trade the rally rebound.
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It would also get a boost from a general economic rebound.
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Analysts say the postponement could disrupt Nigeria's economic and market rebound.
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If demand continues its early-year rebound, that will be fine.
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It feels like it was just a rebound from oversold levels.
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But are they in support of their fearless leader's maybe rebound?
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The "Star Wars" franchise, however, needs a rebound of its own.
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One major stock has been shut out of the market's rebound.
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If there are only token actions, marijuana stock prices could rebound.
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" Murray: "When Jordan got that rebound, something was going to happen.
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In fact, another leg of the rebound may be just beginning.
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Lehner then stopped Ferland's rebound attempt to keep the game scoreless.
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Stamkos scored on a rebound off a glove save by Pavelec.
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That something was a rebound and perhaps a missed defensive assignment.
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But no one marked Hartnell and he pounced on the rebound.
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By then it might be clear whether a rebound is underway.
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Then he grabbed a rebound, which led to another Warriors basket.
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A further rebound in mainland China stocks also buoyed investors' confidence.
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Traders also cited options expiry in U.S. crude for the rebound.
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Now we can hope for a rebound in the parliamentary election.
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Martinook's goal opened the scoring when he converted on a rebound.
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If demand for HSFO drops less than expected prices could rebound.
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A rebound in exports and company investments are also boosting growth.
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And a meaningful rebound is not expected until at least 2017.
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Domi slammed home a rebound of defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson's shot.
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HSCE some room to rebound in the near term, he said.
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Mr. Garcia said he was confident the Republicans' fortunes would rebound.
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After Game 5, the Spurs were ruing their inability to rebound.
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Antetokounmpo had a rebound follow and a dunk in the run.
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But, a rebound in oil prices fueled a rally on Thursday.
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Stocks rebound: Markets in Asia and Europe posted gains on Monday.
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After a rebound failed to materialise, the fund closed in 2015.
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That didn't work, but the rebound came floating back toward him.
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Panis said growth could rebound to around 5 percent in 2018.
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He scooped up a rebound and slid the puck past Howard.
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Collison grabbed the rebound, and the Pacers ran out the clock.
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Malgin poked in a rebound with 45.8 seconds left in overtime.
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Wagner followed the play to the net to convert the rebound.
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The Blue Jackets knocked in the rebound, but time had expired.
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Thompson missed a 3-point attempt and Durant got the rebound.
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Nobody seems to want each rebound as badly as he does.
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After the alcohol has passed through your system, REM rebound occurs.
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The oil-price rebound has not cured the energy sector's problems.
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But repressed issues can rebound at later times with greater severity.
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Similarly, guards who rebound well often transition well to the NBA.
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The expected 2017 IPO rebound has hit a major speed-bump.
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"Defense, the biggest thing was to rebound the basketball," Ellis said.
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In fact, many economists predict that housing prices will soon rebound.
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For Sanders to rebound, he will need to do some reinventing.
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Sweden gets the rebound, but the Swiss quickly knock it away.
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The rebound comes to Aspas, but his shot is dragged wide.
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EXPORTS REBOUND In July, goods exports increased 219.7% to $22016 billion.
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There is no sign that the rebound will end anytime soon.
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Pascal Siakam got the rebound for the Raptors, and was fouled.
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Many are painting the country's economic rebound as a comeback story.
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"Refiners will likely lead the rebound whenever markets rebalance," he wrote.
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See below: (Graphic: sdvf, here) (Julien Ponthus) GONE IS THE REBOUND!
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Historically, there's a good chance that the markets will rebound fully.
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When gyms reopen, our muscles should rapidly rebound, Dr. Moberg says.
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Now some economists think a rebound could be on the way.
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The rebound came to Tom Kuhnhackl, whose attempt hit the post.
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So a rebound was baked into expectations to a certain extent.
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Garrett will be looking for a rebound in his own career.
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Economists expect a rebound in both retail sales and monthly inflation.
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A strong rebound from the trend line is a buying signal.
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The strategy has also benefited from a rebound in Chinese demand.
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Evidence of a potential pivot point rally rebound includes two features.
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The study also offered a window into what helps corals rebound.
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We over-helped sometimes and gave her angles to go rebound.
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The phenomenon is the result of a remarkable rebound in numbers.
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Bratt scored his 14th goal from the slot off a rebound.
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Radulov collected the rebound and scored his 13th of the season.
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And some even rebound inward towards our last stop, the core.
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They finished with an offensive rebound rate of nearly 29 percent.
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But both teams look to rebound from sad sack 2018 seasons.
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Nielsen scored his second goal of the season on a rebound.
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Two weeks after similar drops, the streaming giant tends to rebound.
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Investors' appetite for risk powered a rebound for stock funds, too.
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Garza will be trying to rebound from a below-average start.
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France has also become what experts describe as a "rebound" destination.
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Elijah Thomas scored the go-head basket after an offensive rebound.
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Despite a sharp rebound in 2019, Weatherford remains a penny stock.
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We didn't offensive rebound and those offensive rebounds really hurt us.
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But business spending and productivity should rebound in the new year.
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The euro's turnaround partly fed a rebound in the dollar index .
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He collected his own rebound and lifted it over Howard's shoulder.
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Holtby made the save on Gaudreau but couldn't locate the rebound.
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Five years on, it is yet to make a significant rebound.
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There is a low probability of a rally rebound toward $0.74.
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Eaves tied it 3:01 later, cleaning up Cam Fowler's rebound.
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Along with the lira rebound investors focused on second-quarter results.
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Ideas whiz past and rebound like balls on a squash court.
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Corn futures slipped after Thursday's surprise rebound on poor export sales.
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Indications that sentiment is set to rebound are beginning to appear.
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European oil and gas stocks tracked a rebound in crude prices.
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Coming into the year expectations were for a moderate growth rebound.
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But much more likely, it's a correction and it will rebound.
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NASA was looking to rebound from two embarrassing failures in 22016.
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Still, the rebound doesn't come without dangers, some major developers warn.
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But I think the odds of a Trump rebound are underrated.
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Payroll employment was also expected to rebound during the fourth quarter.
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James Palmer missed a 3-point attempt, got his own rebound, then was blocked in the lane by Udoka Azubuike, who tracked down his 212th rebound and fired the ball into the frontcourt as time expired.
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Issa's were hardly the only lapses in judgment this season, as Molly (Yvonne Orji) stumbled into a friend's open marriage arrangement and Lawrence bounced from rebound to rebound and also threw in a dehumanizing ménage á trois.
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The equity markets did not rebound property until the spring of 2016.
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A rebound on Wall Street helped push equity markets up on Wednesday.
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However, demand concerns and record output from Saudi Arabia limited Monday's rebound.
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Asia's rebound has lagged, but the region still presents opportunities, he added.
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No. 4 REBOUND 2: Walker misses a floater and Howard is there.
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No. 28 REBOUND 15: Howard catches a missed foul shot from Carroll.
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U.S. futures pointed to a partial rebound following yesterday's market sell-off.
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Another Commerce Department report showed a rebound in business inventories in April.
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We are on the rebound, but this will obviously have huge impact.
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But the hope of a rebound could keep even these from closing.
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I guess they didn't box out and Jordan got a big rebound.
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He missed with 2.3 seconds left and Al Horford grabbed the rebound.
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A recent rebound in oil prices is unlikely to spur more drilling.
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The Devils scored again off another rebound 3:25 into the third.
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If the Kings can rebound, Doughty will be a big reason why.
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After a tough Q1, is the retail sector ready for a rebound?
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All this suggests that a swift export rebound isn't around the corner.
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It all depends on the reasons you want to have rebound sex.
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"The year 2018 will be the year of the rebound," he said.
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Most of that rebound is due to growth in subscription-streaming revenues.
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Turner was the only Pacer to rebound in double figures with 11.
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"Zinc was slower to rebound, so the magnitude is bigger," he added.
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It sounds weird, but I think he'd be good for rebound sex.
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Still, under new management, it is seeking expansion to continue its rebound.
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I expect that, under new ownership, we'll see a strong rebound there.
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His price target calls for a rebound of more than 60 percent.
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The rebound comes hand in hand with looser credit conditions this year.
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RISKS Still, the rebound doesnt come without dangers, some major developers warn.
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In cattle, futures were technically oversold and for a rebound, analysts said.
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Oil majors' refining businesses have come under pressure as crude prices rebound.
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Defenseman MacKenzie Weegar fired a shot, and Malgin scored on the rebound.
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Santori says an even better indicator of bitcoin's apparent rebound is volume.
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Also crucial to China's defence of the yuan was an economic rebound.
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Economic activity will be mostly lifted by the rebound in agricultural production.
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After a fall, and rebound rally, the gold price resumed its downtrend.
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But the industry could rebound by overcoming its obstacle of poor recidivism.
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One technical analyst says this rebound could prove nothing more than temporary.
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"That's why we are seeing this big rebound in prices," Flynn said.
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Penn State won the rebound battle 27-23 and forced 413 turnovers.
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FTSE and extending a rebound from Tuesday's 4228-month low of 547p.
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The revival of energy and materials prices is contributing to this rebound.
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"A rebound in IPOs will be the story of 2017," Swan said.
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Notwithstanding Monday's rebound, oil prices are down about 5 percent since Sept.
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Economists expect a modest rebound in housing activity in the third quarter.
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That business has been part of the major rebound for the group.
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Recently battered oil-linked currencies enjoyed a boon on crude's sharp rebound.
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Export growth will rebound in 29910, but largely due to base effects.
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The recent run of UK data has fueled hopes of economic rebound.
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Aggressive traders should buy the rebound rally as it moves towards $1,360.
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Murray missed a jumper, and Aldridge grabbed the rebound and was fouled.
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Global benchmark yields have held lower despite the recent rebound in stocks.
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But for some distressed drillers, a rebound could actually make things worse.
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Not only that, but their defensive rebound rate is practically identical, too.
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But the dude can defend and rebound with the best of them.
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Boxing out Bismack Biyombo instead of guessing where a rebound might go.
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His shot was stopped by Holtby, but Lovejoy poked the rebound home.
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Moynihan said that despite the rebound in trading, deal activity remained muted.
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A rebound could not come fast enough, however, especially for smaller hotels.
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Letang made it 215-244 at 43:24 off another Dubnyk rebound.
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Dow futures gained over 150 points as oil posted a sharp rebound.
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A Butler offensive rebound and basket gave Chicago a 103-102 lead.
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Yet, a rebound in prices may not be imminent, the team admits.
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Dolph's already hatched a plan to rebound ... and it involves more spending.
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Ryan O'Reilly got a rebound and found Perron in the left circle.
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After Zion Williamson missed a 3-pointer, DeLaurier grabbed the offensive rebound.
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That followed a rebound in December, when core orders rose 2.1 percent.
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That left some economists skeptical of February's rebound in services industry growth.
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That is a sharp rebound following a 0.1 percent decline in March.
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Serious risks remain that could derail a rebound in risky corporate debt.
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Markstrom gave up a big rebound when stopping a shot from Hall.
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In Hong Kong, energy and resources shares rebound following the previous decline.
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There was a high probability of a rally rebound from near $0.99.
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NOTES: Xavier entered the game ranked 18th nationally in rebound margin (8.1).
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His career average offensive rebound rate heading into this season was 12.9.
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In the box score, it was categorized merely as a team rebound.
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He had a 20-point, 22-rebound game at Cleveland in November.
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The rebound was driven by a surge in the cost of gasoline.
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Watson and Jackson both finished one rebound shy of posting double-doubles.
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The dollar's rebound also meant most emerging market currencies were under pressure.
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Kit Juckes, strategist at Societe Generale, doesn't think the rebound will last.
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Realtors expect Florida sales will rebound in the same way next month.
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But that began to rebound somewhat in the second quarter of 2019.
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They also expect Tesla's revenue to rebound on improved Q2 vehicle deliveries.
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A catalyst for stocks could come from a rebound in corporate earnings.
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Still, analysts say the rebound is not strong enough to dispel concerns.
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Despite the rebound in homebuilding last month, activity appears to be slowing.
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Clearly, Trump's rebound could cut still projected congressional Republican losses in November.
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In 12 minutes, he had two points, one assist and one rebound.
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The song "Getaway Car" describes a relationship that was essentially a rebound.
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Oil prices retreated Friday afternoon Asia time, after seeing some rebound overnight.
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He's getting more minutes now which gives him more opportunities to rebound.
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As values continue to drop and rebound, investors continue to show caution.
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Some analysts say prices could rebound before the end of the year.
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A rebound in 2015, reached about 30 percent of the 1992 peak.
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That sets the sector up for trouble if that rebound doesn't materialize.
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Markets closed at new highs Tuesday following a rebound in technology stocks.
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Lloyds continued to rebound after dropping following its own results on Wednesday.
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He struggled, would rebound a little bit, and then would struggle again.
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Following his shot to the net, Green jammed the rebound past Vasilevskiy.
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Ms. Pomboy: I don't think there will be a second-half rebound.
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Shinkaruk banged in a rebound to tie the score at 15:51.
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Clinton would quickly rebound as the race moved to more diverse states.
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TO, as the recovery of Canada's oil industry lags a global rebound.
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Some attribute its rebound partly to Apple's weaker performance, and cost-cutting.
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A hard, low shot that forced a rebound in front of goal.
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Penn secured the rebound on the second miss to seal the victory.
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In that case, home sales should stage a rebound in the spring.
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Neuvirth walled up to deny Toninato, but Nieto shoveled home another rebound.
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The mine is a gamble, a bet that coal's value will rebound.
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Haas says he can rebound no problem, but shooting is still painful.
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The tax cut appears to be driving a rebound in car sales.
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"Just run the floor, rebound, set screens, roll, dunk," as Dedmon says.
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Losses were contained by a continuing rebound in energy and bank stocks.
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Of course, CNH isn't the only company betting on an agribusiness rebound.
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But it is likely to rebound faster than gold, the poll showed.
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For Europe, the strategists have low confidence for much of a rebound.
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I want you to rebound and block like you're a big guy.
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Heading into 2020, analysts were optimistic that earnings would continue to rebound.
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And some economists are even optimistic about a rebound later in 2020.
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Why have U.S. wages risen so little, despite the U.S. economy's rebound?
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Every previous downturn has been followed by a rebound in global emissions.
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They will rebound for any player who wants it, at all hours.
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They worried that their mother might end up in a rebound relationship.
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Colorado tied it when Johnson was there to fire in a rebound.
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One who knows how to rebound with $8,000 stuffed into his underwear.
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As tourism climbs, the city celebrates the river's rebound 270 years later.
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The rebound even coaxed some investors from the safety of government bonds.
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Devastating new orders data just undermined any hopes for an industrial rebound.
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Airlines shares enjoyed a 3.4% rebound on Tuesday after recent heavy declines.
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Youssouf Sabaly controls a rebound and fires one well over the bar.
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A rebound in 2015 reached about 30 percent of the 1992 peak.
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He almost lucks into a rebound, and then has a shot blocked.
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And that could mean economic uncertainty for longer and a slower rebound.
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After Weal's goal, Couturier scored on a rebound with 1:37 remaining.
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Despite the rebound, both benchmarks remained in negative territory for the year.
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Yesterday's rebound, the market climbed back, it was a little bit misguided.
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It struck a wall of defenders, and Martinez slotted in the rebound.
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As it sheds the bonds, it expects interest rates to rebound gradually.
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After leading the rebound this week, travel and leisure stocks fell 3%.
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The decline's swift nature also prompted some calls for a capitulation rebound.
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Charles Barkley — 20 Most regular-season games falling one rebound short: 203.
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Palermo's property market has been slow to rebound from Italy's economic struggles.
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Jost knocked the rebound past Binnington to tie it at 7:48.
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Stastny's unassisted rebound goal at 14:47 brought Vegas to within one.
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Rodrigues grabbed the rebound and lifted the puck over Howard's right shoulder.
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And its digital rebound has most likely come from a modest base.
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However, post-rebound the market is pricing in just about $1.8 billion.
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Smith also grabbed a game-high 39.43 rebound for the Red Raiders.
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He backhanded in a rebound of a Klingberg shot from the slot.
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Kerfoot scored off a rebound at 9:11 of the third period.
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He tallied on a rebound off a deflected shot from the point.
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But 43 seconds later, Wallmark converted off a rebound for the Hurricanes.
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"I think this rebound, I think it's the real deal," Cramer said.
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Dvorak scored off a rebound of Taylor Hall's shot that Campbell stopped.
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Measures of consumer confidence fell in September and were slow to rebound.
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And if there was an economic rebound, they would offer potential upside.
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His shot was stopped by Howard, but Rakell scored on the rebound.
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The borough's rebound is palpable along a waterfront striving at urban magic.
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She grabbed an offensive rebound and made a layup while being fouled.
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That was the support base for the most recent strong rebound rally.
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They forecast that construction, particularly home construction, will rebound amid low unemployment.
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But the rebound hasn't translated into a huge new demand for steelworkers.
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Rinne stopped Laine's attempt, but Stastny buried the rebound from the slot.
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A successful retest and rebound from 91 creates a double-bottom pattern.
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Chiasson converted a rebound of a shot by right winger Curtis Lazar.
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This year was a rebound -- and then some -- but it wasn't easy.
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The retreat, and a future rebound are consistent with stable trend development.
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Despite Monday's rebound, the Nasdaq is down a stunning 226% in October.
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Meier knocked home the rebound of Joonas Donskoi's shot from the slot.
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As the ball hits the rim, which player will gather the rebound?
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"We've also seen a pretty significant rebound in oil prices," he added.
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Eventually, the stocks that are detached from China will rebound, he said.
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Brooks made both free throws, then Jon Teske converted an offensive rebound.
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Short-covering and live cattle futures' rebound lifted CME feeder cattle contracts.
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Gibson made the save, but the rebound came out to his right.
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Albertsons' IPO remained shelved for months, waiting for Kroger's stock to rebound.
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For a graphic on Hedge Funds' Crude Oil Positions Rebound, see - tmsnrt.
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He batted in the rebound of a shot by Zach Aston-Reese.
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The rebound was corralled by Sima, who tipped in the winning basket.
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It also has a rebound effect that causes us to be hungry.
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In some ways, the euro's recent rebound against the dollar is surprising.
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The rebound went to Vlasic, who knocked it in at 14:36.
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It was quite a rebound year for the movie business in 2018.
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Matheson and Kotkaniemi (on a rebound) traded goals early in the third.
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Those assets will never have a chance to rebound as you age.
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"With a strong rebound in commodities, the mood is shifting, and will likely stretch the rebound - till the reality of falling growth sets back in," wrote Hong Hao, managing director of research at BOCOM International in Hong Kong.
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Smith gave Nashville its third lead of the game midway through the second period with a rebound goal, but Boedker tied it with a rebound that went off Saros' pad and the post early in the third period.
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So far the measures they've taken have been fairly, fairly ineffective, they haven't really produced the rebound in economic growth, and they haven't really produced the rebound in confidence either," J.P. Morgan's Alex Wolf told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Playing right wing in place of rookie Kaapo Kakko (lower body), Howden tallied his fourth on a rebound at 8:513, but Steel made it 2-1 when he batted in a rebound off Lundqvist 1:13 later.
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Film Surprise The Big Sick makes a rebound After getting shut out completely from the Golden Globe Award nominations Monday, the feel-good comedy made a swift rebound, netting two nominations for Holly Hunter (supporting actress) and best ensemble.
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"Given the volatility we've seen in the oil price, even intraday, swings of 3 to 4 percent, if you are going to see a rebound, this is the kind of rebound you'd expect," CMC Markets analyst Jasper Lawler said.
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But in betting on a rebound from emerging markets or developed markets after a U.S.-led sell-off, the data does show that it's emerging markets, not developed markets overseas, that have more rebound potential in the following quarter.
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China same store sales were flat, but the performance did represent a rebound.
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Despite the rebound, United States crude is down almost 18 percent this month.
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When you get a rebound, don't outlet, just bring it up the floor.
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Langhamer stopped defenseman Sami Vatanen on a rebound chance with one second left.
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On Tuesday, global equities recouped some losses, with financial shares leading the rebound.
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However, the prospect of a Trump rebound isn't that farfetched, suggested Brian Beutler.
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Yardeni said those factors are ultimately driving a year-long powerful market rebound.
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Then when we did get stops, we didn't come up with the rebound.
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As we reported, Cazzie's not upset or dwelling on her ex's quick rebound.
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McKegg poked in a rebound 66 seconds later for his first playoff goal.
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I am 15 months away from a rebound relationship that lingered too long.
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The rebound rally in gold is well established with a move above $218.00,221.00.
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Does Switch mark a rebound for Nintendo after the Wii U's disastrous run?
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It seems, however, that the rebound wasn't enough to right the ship completely.
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Lindholm banged home his own rebound to put the Hurricanes back in front.
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After Zion Williamson missed a 3-pointer, Javin DeLaurier grabbed the offensive rebound.
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Continental sees no economic rebound in the short or medium term, it said.
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When he does, you'll regret selling because the market will rebound so fast.
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For 2020, the government envisages a rebound with economic expansion of 1.5 percent.
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But Tillman capped a 17-point, 11-rebound performance with his put-back.
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But Cramer thinks many could be ready to rebound, and even head higher.
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"We've got to rebound the ball," said Embiid, who finished with seven boards.
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That makes it hard for populations to rebound when there are mass killings.
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Meanwhile, Golden State grabbed the defensive rebound on eight of those missed shots.
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Analysts from Nomura said the rebound seen in September could be short lived.
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He took a shot from the left side and got his own rebound.
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Other real estate companies are considering flotations to capitalise on the market rebound.
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From Montauk to Niagara Falls, the New York economy is on the rebound.
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And two strategists see no reason to believe that a rebound is ahead.
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Most economists had expected either a small rebound or decline in lending volumes.
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More than seven years into the recovery, the rebound has eluded other states.
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Now that's being revised, as ISIS is on the rebound in some areas.
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"We expect Micron's gross margin to stabilize then rebound somewhat this second half."
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You put it all together and today's rebound paints a very bullish portrait.
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There were also signs that a rebound in construction should follow in April.
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Since then it has had an epic 50 percent rebound from the lows.
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The rebound rally in gold is well established with a move above $221.00,226.00.
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But the rebound was limited by doubts about whether OPEC, which meets Nov.
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But if history is any guide, don't bet on a rebound just yet.
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And their ability to take a lot of 23s and rebound on misses.
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The combination of breakout and rebound features on the Nikkei chart are bullish.
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Despite the rebound, AlphaValue analyst Hans-Peter Wodniok remains bearish on the company.
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A rebound for the chip sector, which many hope for, is highly unlikely.
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And according to reports from Reuters, drug stocks are looking like they'll rebound.
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The homeownership rate, however, has continued to rebound from a low in 2016.
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The Turkish lira weakened on Thursday and did not rebound after Albayrak's announcement.
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A rebound in Italian assets helped battered equities find firmer ground as well.
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The game was Gobert's 27th in a row with double-digit rebound totals.
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Very few companies have been able to rebound from these kinds of things.
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I texted him straight out of my [last] relationship like 'Be my rebound.
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Libya's oil output had been on the rebound from the 2011 civil war.
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Surging animal spirits accompanied a rebound in business investment across the rich world.
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We are not expecting a rebound in pricing at this point in time.
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Whether EMs can continue to recover may depend on China's ability to rebound.
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S. markets, investors said, so those could be poised for a greater rebound.
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Williams' shot from the point was stopped, but Niederreiter pounced on the rebound.
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The post-1960s rebound in female authorship, for instance, could have many causes.
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He feels the same way about a rate hike, particularly after Monday's rebound.
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Ridership should then rebound, since the DC metro area has only gotten bigger.
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Growth could thus rebound by mid-year, says Larry Hu of Macquarie Securities.
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A rebound in technology shares drove U.S. stocks to record highs on Tuesday.
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There's still hope of a rebound in the second half of the year.
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The rapper and his rebound, Demi Rose, posed and got cozy in Cannes.
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This rally, retreat and retest activity is often followed by a rebound rally.
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Traders should prepare for a fast move breakout rally rebound and uptrend continuation.
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Leading the rebound, Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet were all up about 1.2 percent.
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So what gives the Sharks hope they can rebound to win the series?
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Cramer says the rebound in oil never had anything to do with Doha.
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Neal scored on a rebound to break the scoreless deadlock at 7:39.
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"Yeah, we needed to get a rebound there," Oregon coach Dana Altman said.
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This could certainly be a blip, and spending could rebound in future months.
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Pominville grabbed his own rebound and tied it at 2 at 15:14.
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Bad luck, it hit the woodwork, but then, sweet Jesus, what a rebound.
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Food deserts would be gone, and the health of our population would rebound.
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Georgia Tech will try to rebound Sunday at home against No. 18 Clemson.
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Trader Dan Nathan contended that its shares could also rebound on supply cuts.
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We got the rebound in all the places we thought we'd get them.
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"Rebound came right to me, just had to tap it in," Schlemko said.
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Morrow seized the rebound and sank a free throw for the final margin.
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Some sectors did not enjoy a rebound last month, the official data showed.
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"I believe people are still under-risked, despite the big rebound," Fink said.
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There was some rebound in Chinese property bonds today after yesterday's sell-offs.
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Macroeconomic performance compares unfavourably with 'BB' peers, despite the recent rebound in growth.
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Beleskey scored a power-play goal off a rebound with 23 seconds remaining.
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They fall hardest when the Nasdaq is tumbling, and they also rebound hardest.
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning after a rebound for the markets.
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Hayward grabbed the rebound and hit two free throws to seal the win.
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The oil sector could "easily rebound" by 10 to 20 percent, he added.
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That's how researchers were able to help the monarch population rebound, Ashe said.
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DiVincenzo grabbed the rebound, but Villanova was unable to get off a shot.
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Authorities expect growth of 2.7 percent this year from a rebound in tourism.
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RHP Carlos Martinez will seek to rebound from his first loss since Aug.
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No particular moment of Porter's 17-point, eight-rebound MVP performance stood out.
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Loving went scoreless on five shots from the field and had one rebound.
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We've asked him to rebound, and he's done it on a continuous basis.
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Fortescue shares closed up 11.73 percent as iron ore prices saw a rebound.
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But Yan said some markets have showed signs of a rebound in February.
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The number was a rebound from February's abysmal 20,000 addition to nonfarm payrolls.
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The number was a rebound from February's abysmal 20,8003 addition to nonfarm payrolls.
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Fortunately, oil's recent rebound positions Chevron to bounce back sooner rather than later.
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However, strength in tech giants Apple and Amazon helped Wall Street to rebound.
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First, a pickup in commodity prices has allowed emerging-market currencies to rebound.
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The money doesn't matter, but if he doesn't rebound, he's not an upgrade.
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An economic rebound in the euro area has reduced the sense of urgency.
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He showed his power by collecting a rebound and delivering it past Ward.
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Howard stopped Virtanen's first shot, but Virtanen drove the rebound into the net.
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At practice, when she demonstrated how to grab a rebound, she was authoritative.
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To those expecting a more prolonged rebound, think again, says one market watcher.
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But the stock managed to rebound, ending the day at $12.60 a share.
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Any move toward 21,000 will represent a buying opportunity as the rebound develops.
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"Nevertheless, I suspect this rebound in the lira will be temporary," he said.
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Curry has averaged less than one offensive rebound a game throughout his career.
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""I think productivity growth can rebound, but the fear is that it won't.
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Defined by his relationships, he jumps from a divorce into a rebound relationship.
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Young, minority women, ages 85033-34, continued to drive the rebound in participation.
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Micron said it expected demand for its chips to rebound later this year.
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A rebound in rates companies receive for drilling services is expected by 2020.
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Another factor influencing markets on Monday was the sharp rebound in oil prices.
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Detroit goalie Petr Mrazek stopped Staal's shot but McDonagh whipped the rebound home.
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Beyond the meeting, there is little hope for a rebound in Venezuelan production.
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Krejci tied it when he knocked in the rebound of Jake DeBrusk's shot.
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Januário expects Brazil's construction sector to rebound after a presidential election in October.
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"It doesn't always happen overnight," Wild coach Bruce Boudreau said of Staal's rebound.
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He added that the market's rebound was "too early," discounting rapidly rising inventories.
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Despite the rebound on Wall Street, the money never made its way back.
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Only in extremely rare cases do teams rebound from 3-1 series deficits.
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The government explained the rebound as an after-effect of the recent hurricanes.
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This could foreshadow a wider rebound in A-shares in the coming months.
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Martinez drove to the front of the net and scored on a rebound.
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Instead, the Dow developed a weak rebound that encountered strong resistance near 25,400.
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After stock lost a fifth of its value in 2017, rebound odds rise.
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Neighborhoods that have declined can rebound only when their investment fundamentals are sound.
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Part of Bahrain's revival is based on good fortune: the oil price rebound.
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Both Zandberg and Brochstein said they expect marijuana stocks to rebound this year.
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How they regroup will answer the question of whether his presidency can rebound.
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The answer is clear: cars are still blocking the road to a rebound.
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The U.S. dollar also continued its rebound from five-week lows on Wednesday.
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Goaltender Scott Darling stopped Shattenkirk's shot but allowed a long rebound to Tarasenko.
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It almost looks like Thomas is afraid of a rebound coming at him.
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Hollis-Jefferson can't shoot, but he's a feisty defender who can seriously rebound.
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Anastasiades said that money had helped the country rebound strongly from near-bankruptcy.
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There was a rebound in factory activity in the district that covers Texas.
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Ricardo Rodriguez grabs a rebound and shoots immediately, but right into a defender.
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Ekdal rushes in to get the rebound but sends one into the stands.
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The Chinese rebound could prove to be a welcome twist in the plot.
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"We still defend, and we still rebound at a high level," Reeve said.
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After all, he points out, we've repeatedly seen markets rebound after recent scares.
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The freshman guard landed hard after extending for a rebound and getting fouled.
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Redfin sold homes at a loss; others held on, hoping for a rebound.
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Jayson Tatum appeared ready to grab a rebound and put in a shot.
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CHINA AUTO INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION SAYS BELIEVES AUTO SALES IN MARCH WILL DEFINITELY REBOUND
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But as economies grew again, governments proved unable to halt an emissions rebound.
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On the flip side, markets will almost certainly rebound before the world stabilizes.
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Dwyer expects yields to rebound sharply like they did during the financial crisis.
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All three major indexes tanked roughly 5%, erasing gains made during Tuesday's rebound.
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But as economies grew again, governments proved unable to halt an emissions rebound.
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Numbers are creeping back up in 2018, but have yet to fully rebound.
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Sterling's rebound from 35-year lows against the dollar looks like another one.
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With limited supply and interest rates inching up, a large rebound appears unlikely.
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So far in China the amount of rebound being seen is very low.
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A strong rebound in manufacturing would certainly lower the odds of a downturn.
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But most energy partnerships survived and are benefiting from the oil price rebound.
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Political credit for this rebound, however, has been up for grabs for years.
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This weight loss causes the land to rebound about two inches per year.
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"The unknown is how bad it gets and for how long until rebound."
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For 2020, many expect rates continue to rebound amid an improving economic outlook.
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It was at 1.63% as stock futures rebound Tuesday morning from Monday's selling.
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Though stocks are poised to rebound Monday, investors may still be on guard.
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China's Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) rose 1.3% Wednesday, building on Tuesday's modest rebound.
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Apple's results helped fuel a rebound from Monday's selloff, the worst since October.
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Recent numbers have shown a slight rebound for the eurozone's struggling industrial sector.
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Center Calle Jarnkrok's rebound tally at 24:22 cut the deficit to two.
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What surprised me was that REBOUND GUY wasn't a New York Times debut.
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You could tell right away that his mindset was to get every rebound.
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Sanchez notes that the fundamentals also support a major rebound in Chinese equities.
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But the settlement will likely lead to a rebound in the coming months.
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De la Rose scooped up the rebound and backhanded it into the net.
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They added there hasn't been the usual rebound after the Lunar New Year.
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Gallagher then drilled a juicy Forsberg rebound for his 21st of the season.
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Sabonis eclipsed the 2,000-rebound mark for his career in the third quarter.
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The offensive rebound percentage for Idaho stands at just 24 percent (ranked 301st).
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The signs of a rebound in factory activity may already be in motion.
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Sceviour had initial shot was blocked, but he scored on his own rebound.
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Liberalism itself is, if the polls are to be believed, on the rebound.
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Couturier tucked the rebound into the goal for his 10th of the season.
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Howard stopped a shot by Kyle Turris but Ekholm fired in the rebound.
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But the projected rebound will only make a small dent in Monday's losses.
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Also Wednesday, posted higher-than expected profits on a rebound in trading revenue.
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Dating back to a two-point, four-rebound effort at Illinois on Feb.
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Suárez fired in a rebound from a Messi shot to put Barcelona ahead.
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Analysts and industry insiders are now watching whether that rebound can be sustained.
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The rebound rally from this level confirmed the strength of the trading band.
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Rebound can occur faster for some victims, mostly the fortunate or well off.
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Larkin put in a rebound from the left circle for his ninth goal.
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Shale industry to rebound from downtur Further company coverage: (Reporting by Anna Driver)
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Don't expect stocks to rebound if inflation anxiety continues, according to Morgan Stanley.
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McAdoo finished with 2 points, a rebound and an assist in 7 minutes.
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Donato opened the scoring, knocking in his own rebound just 2:21 in.
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Bryce scored off a rebound for the final bucket of the first half.
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Nylander scored off a rebound to make it 25-227 at 11:52.
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"We inserted him and allowed him to play defense and rebound," Miller said.
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Goldman warns that investors shouldn't expect momentum stocks to rebound anytime soon. Why?
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O'Reilly converted the rebound from the left side for a 1-0 lead.
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He charged up the left wing and blasted home Mason Appleton's long rebound.
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Lindberg potted his own rebound after Zuccarello started the play behind Philadelphia's net.
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"I've never seen him rebound the ball like he is rebounding," Miller said.
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Duke had two chances on its next possession courtesy of an offensive rebound.
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That level was the support base for the most recent strong rebound rally.
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Elizabeth Warren, who he derisively calls Pocahontas, referencing her rebound in the polls.
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Additionally, after a brief rebound, steel and scrap prices are now heading lower.
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Despite Friday's rebound, all three major indexes suffered their worst weeks since March.
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Since the Great Recession ended, the United States has experienced a remarkable rebound.
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BOE'S CARNEY - SEEING UK BUSINESS CONFIDENCE REBOUND AND SOME FIRMING OF CONSUMER CONFIDENCE
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That indicated the company doesn't expect travel demand to rebound any time soon.
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In the end, it is hard to envision a broad consumer PC rebound.
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Next year, Citibanamex said the Mexican economy could rebound somewhat, to grow 2.3%.
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And aside from a slight rebound this July, shipments have continued to dip.
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When he missed the free throw, he got the rebound and dunked it.
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That increase is largely a result of the continued rebound in oil prices.
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Financial stocks gained from a rebound in European markets and rising Treasury yields.
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"We also have seen a rebound here in Europe, initially we saw the rebound mostly in the UK but we've really seen Germany take off over the last year or two," continued the long-time VC investor and former strategy consultant.
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While I was writing 'Rebound,' about a boy dealing with loss and grief and trying to find himself in the new normal of his life, I was trying to rebound from loss and grief and trying to find my new self.
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WESTBROOK A REBOUND SHORT Russell Westbrook fell a rebound short of a historic triple-double, but he scored 45 points, making a late 3-pointer that helped seal the Oklahoma City Thunder's 53-100 victory over the Grizzlies in Memphis.
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Basketball sounds are a fantastic source of inspiration for a musician, I find, but to really benefit from the variety and elasticity of basketball rebound sounds, I had to swab entire training sessions, rather than merely sample a short rebound.
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For 2020, Berlin predicted a consumption-driven rebound with economic growth of 1.5 percent.
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But each has emerged from recession, largely because of a rebound in commodity prices.
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Left alone in the slot, Donskoi pounced on a rebound for the easy goal.
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Coutinho tied the score in the 83rd minute from close range off a rebound.
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The sophomore stuffed home a rebound for Providence&aposs third goal of the night.
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However, Kane swooped around the net and swept the rebound in on the backhand.
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Thornton then collected and slipped in the rebound six seconds into the power play.
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Keith's shot on goal ricocheted to Panarin, whose rebound got put in by Toews.
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No. 14 REBOUND 26: Howard challenges a floater from fellow Laker washout D'Angelo Russell.
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This year's rebound comes off a December when the high-yield market dried up.
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Anderson made the initial save, but Raff; slipped behind Karlsson for the rebound goal.
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Recovery could take years Venezuela's oil industry may rapidly rebound if Guaido takes over.
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One analyst questioned if the rebound in markets will last in the current environment.
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But Tuesday's rebound in iron ore futures may spur a recovery in spot prices.
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Schmaltz's rebound tally from the right post survived a replay review for goaltender interference.
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Goldman Sachs, similarly, anticipates a rebound for Brent as OPEC members implement production cuts.
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With victories coming in the state races, Clinton's national polling lead began to rebound.
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Energy shares were firm on the back of a sustained rebound in oil prices.
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On global growth, Sullivan said he saw a "very strong" rebound in global manufacturing.
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More stable growth in China has helped commodity prices rebound from quite steep falls.
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Headwinds from abroad suggest any growth rebound this year is likely to be modest.
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But Jim Cramer thinks many could be ready to rebound, and even head higher.
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However, a rebound in the ISM report would be great news for the market.
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Their short love affair was a necessary example of the danger of rebound situationships.
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However, that figure is expected to rebound to 4.2 percent from 2020 to 2023.
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But the bank's rebound in its more traditional businesses could juice returns even further.
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The data pointed to a rebound in demand but also prompted concerns about oversupply.
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But for Instinet's Frank Cappelleri, three indicators are flashing that the rebound has legs.
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Alaskans have seen lower oil prices than these, and have always seen them rebound.
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Warren has struggled to rebound nationally after peaking at 28503 percent support in October.
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A retreat to this 30000 level is a buying opportunity when the rebound develops.
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There aren't a lot of 25 (point), five (rebound), five (assist) guys out there.
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The rebound went to the left, where Faksa put it in at 133:32.
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Nevertheless there was a rebound today... bank stock prices went up around 3 percent.
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Ultimately, West, like Taylor, was rich and powerful enough to rebound from the incident.
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For 13, Berlin predicted a consumption-driven rebound with economic growth of 1.5 percent.
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" Later he wrote about "sleepless nights spent in anguish wondering how you will rebound.
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Gill provided another key basket off an offensive rebound for a 22010-22011 edge.
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That's a big rebound from the contraction in the final quarter of last year.
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The Dow would pull back to this level, then rebound and continue the uptrend.
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Blue Apron's rebound on Monday drew a rush of activity in the stock's options.
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"You have to ask yourself whether Qantas's rebound is real or not," White said.
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Booth grabbed the long rebound but was called for walking with 0.2 seconds left.
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Aggressive traders should use the ANTSSYS method to trade the rally rebound above $18.75.
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The Bulldogs dominated the rebound battle 230-277.8 led by Przemek Karnowski's nine rebounds.
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The Dodgers weren&apost likely to win the Series if Jansen failed to rebound.
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The report comes as the company looks to rebound from its lost Costco revenues.
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They also saw downside risk to their expectations of a rebound in business investment.
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A rebound in the U.S. currency on Monday pulled gold off last week's highs.
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The announcement comes as global equities rebound from a tumultuous start of the month.
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After their long post-financial-crisis slump, European tech IPOs are starting to rebound.
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The economists also expect margins to decline in 2019 but rebound modestly in 2020.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose more than 270 points in a rebound Friday.
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Elliott made saves on Johnson's shot from the point and on Kerfoot's rebound attempt.
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Some of those could be set to rebound hard, according to two market watchers.
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Dell was in the net and in no position to stop the rebound shot.
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That rebound looked under threat, however, in the run-up to the Fed's Sept.
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Now one technician sees a rebound in the making for the beaten-down group.
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The currency, pummeled in the past two years, staged a rebound (see chart 21.3).
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This increase reflects the "steady rebound in customer demand," Emirates said in a statement.
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Greenway drew the Wild even only 35 seconds later by jamming in a rebound.
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The reason for this is the same as the reason for United's remarkable rebound.
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Americans typically rebound in short order from recessions, even those associated with financial crises.
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More recently, oil dropped 23 percent only to rebound back to nearly $50 again.
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"In response to that, Khalifa tweeted, "Not here for your rebound after your threesome.
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This strong support provides a good base for a rally rebound and uptrend continuation.
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Tech shares led a rebound on Thursday, with the sector rising more than 1%.
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Dunn missed a jump shot on the next possession and Nurkic grabbed the rebound.
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Current dollar weakness seems to be linked to a rebound in the global economy.
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The bottom line: Tuesday's stock market rebound shows investors haven't quite gotten that message.
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A weaker yen, before the Brussels-related rebound, gave a tailwind to local shares.
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Ottawa evened the score at 5:33 after Johnson gave up a poor rebound.
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He jammed in Noah Hanifin's rebound after Markstrom had stopped him on a breakaway.
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Supply outages across the world, including Canada and Nigeria, have accelerated crude's price rebound.
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What gave you the belief to single-handedly rebound the bison population in America?
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An expansionary policy approach from the Trump administration will only accelerate the inevitable rebound.
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Jim Cramer says the rebound in oil never had anything to do with Doha.
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"We haven't done well during the market rebound," said Ranger Equity Bear's Dell Vecchio.
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That means that, if conservation comes shortly after the fighting ends, biodiversity can rebound.
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Just 26 seconds later, Bjugstad swept a rebound off Georgiev's pads into the net.
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It's being joined in today's rebound by fellow European banks Credit Suisse and UBS.
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One Bucharest-based dealer said the central bank was probably behind the leu's rebound.
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The economy began to gradually rebound in 2017, lifting auto sales by 9 percent.
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After a stellar rebound, Jeffrey Gundlach still thinks stocks are in a bear market.
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Props to Colin -- no better time to put a rebound on your stat line.
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He became the first visiting player to reach the 20-rebound mark at Cameron.
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How do you rebound from blowing a 26 point lead in the 4th quarter?
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After a remarkable rebound off December lows, the market rally has hit a snag.
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Lowry and Simmons were battling for position ... and BS jumped to grab a rebound.
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That came off a long pass from Evans, who had just secured the rebound.
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Helping to ease the volatility will be a coming rebound in commodities, Golub argues.
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And with markets having rebounded we should soon begin to see economic indicators rebound.
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Combined with optimism over China, she said, that should help the Aussie to rebound.
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Yet CPI's rebound in the past six months has seen such growth become stagnation.
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Wheeler led Ehlers with a stellar pass, and Ehlers scored on his own rebound.
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GEORGE SAYS EXPECTS REBOUND IN PAYROLL GROWTH IN MARCH; CURRENT INFLATION OUTLOOK IS BENIGN
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Pickett split free throws and the buzzer sounded during a scramble for the rebound.
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Gundlach credited the market rebound to the "180-degree turn" from the Federal Reserve.
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A rebound in European stocks quickly fizzled out after markets around the world slumped.
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Burlington Stores could be the next retailer to rebound, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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That was a big rebound after a 15 percent drop in the first quarter.
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One technical analyst sees a rebound in the making after a rough 12 months.
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Expectations are for a rebound in jobs growth in March and a weak February.
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Zach Hankins grabbed the rebound, but his follow shot was blocked by Jericho Sims.
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On Thursday, there were already signs of a technical rebound in some Gulf markets.
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Faried didn't attempt a shot in 13 minutes and had only one rebound Sunday.
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The IMF thinks the economy will rebound in 2017; it forecasts growth of 2.8%.
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IN DECEMBER an adviser to China's government predicted that GDP growth would soon rebound.
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Abdelkader pounced on the rebound and scored his 10th goal into an open net.
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After Ellis's call, tears came hard and fast, but so did Dunn's psychological rebound.
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They missed and the Thunder got the rebound with 17.6 seconds on the clock.
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The ratings rebound this season can be credited to high scoring and close games.
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Yet one suspects his mood will rebound once he finally sees George in uniform.
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Dragic split two free throws after an Adebayo offensive rebound with 27.6 seconds left.
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He said he plans to wait for valuations to rebound before tapping the markets.
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Typically this has been a sideways movement, followed by a retreat and rapid rebound.
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Today's PMI showed a rebound to 52.1, although the replies came before the vote.
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Meanwhile, the data suggests other troubled Android phone makers might be on the rebound.
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As a country, we watched metropolitan regions struggle to rebound after the Great Recession.
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Second, stability in the oil price has seen Middle East reserve asset flows rebound.
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With a strong economy, there is reason to believe that Trump's rebound may continue.
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After a Wizards miss, Hield missed and Satoransky got the rebound and was fouled.
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Bitcoin would need to rebound to $6,200 to make full-time mining there profitable.
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The problem with corrections is that markets tend to over correct before they rebound.
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Rinne stopped Couture's shot from close range, but Donskoi jammed the rebound past him.
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But the evidence suggests that this effect isn't long-lasting, and most companies rebound.
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The smaller drop, however, did not stir economists' hopes for an imminent economic rebound.
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The expected rebound of Viacom's operating profile has taken longer than Fitch previously anticipated.
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The declines were offset by strength in banks and a rebound in mining stocks.
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That is frustrating, Bob Bryan said, but it gives them hope for a rebound.
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Miami will try to rebound in its next game Wednesday at home against Pitt.
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"That changed the whole game," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said of Bell's offensive rebound.
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Expectations are for a rebound in jobs growth in March after a weak February.
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Weber fired a blast and Byron was in front to poke home the rebound.
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The index was supported in afternoon trading by a slight rebound on Wall Street.
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Finally, if EM economic growth rebounds, we would also expect a rebound in earnings.
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Taking comfort from a strong rebound in their U.S. peers, technology shares also gained.
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His attempts to rebound will be complicated by serious blows to his political persona.
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Only then can a couple rebound and start their marriage over, in a sense.
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A deal would extend Blackstone's presence in Spain, which is enjoying an economic rebound.
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Chip stocks may be pointing the way to a rebound in the manufacturing economy.
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The rebound of Gustav Nyquist's shot off the rush went in off Athanasiou's skate.
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Giroux made it 215-193 off a rebound in front of the Sabres net.
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"We do expect a pretty significant rebound in market fundamentals in 2020," Magro said.
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Here are the stocks set to rebound the most, if history is any guide:
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But Rakell was able to poke the rebound underneath the goalie for the winner.
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Tech shares like Apple, Alphabet and Netflix failed to rebound after posting steep losses.
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Despite the recent rebound, some analysts see the price of iron ore falling sharply.
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There will be no near-term rebound in business from North America, Deggim said.
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But in the past, the stock was able to rebound after big equity declines.
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Eaves's first shot went into the goalie's pads, but he knocked in the rebound.
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An early afternoon rally erased some of the losses, but the rebound didn't hold.
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The Knicks grabbed the rebound but Avery Bradley stripped Anthony with 18.8 seconds left.
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Retail payrolls are expected to rebound after declining by the most since December 2012.
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After announcing the investment in Beyond Meat on Monday, the stock started to rebound.
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San Antonio didn't grab a single defensive rebound over the game's final six minutes.
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A rebound in oil prices last year has encouraged U.S. companies to increase drilling.
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Rodriguez is trying to rebound from being manhandled by Frankie Edgar back in May.
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Crowder clanked the shot, and Richard Jefferson grabbed the rebound to seal the win.
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But temper your enthusiasm for a sharp rebound like we've seen in the past.
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Britax also offers a similar model called the Boulevard ClickTight ARB (anti-rebound bar).
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All of this bodes well for a rebound after the coronavirus effect wears off.
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"The best thing to say is that there will be a rebound," Lagarde said.
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Those who exit can miss out on a big chunk of the market's rebound.
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Coutinho lets everyone catch their breath by blasting THAT rebound high over the bar.
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Eden Hazard's shot is blocked, then Witsel's blast off the rebound goes way over.
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Mark Newton, founder and president of Newton Advisors, expects Nike stock to eventually rebound.
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US stock futures swung back into the red overnight after Wall Street's slight rebound.
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Some economists are questioning the Trump administration's newer, higher estimate of the rebound effect.
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Mr. Putin knows from bitter experience how easily a tragedy can rebound against him.
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Growing expectations of cuts have helped fuel a sharp rebound in stocks this month.
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They report to the practice facility to rebound for players who want extra shots.
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That's in large part because of a phenomenon known as the emissions rebound effect.
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The rebound was tempered somewhat by a slide in crude oil and energy stocks.
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Durant missed, but grabbed the rebound and tossed to Curry, who loosened a shot.
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He was left alone in front of the net to put away a rebound.
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Stocks attempted to rebound from their worst one-day rout since the financial crisis.
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By the fourth quarter, he expects to see earnings rebound and grow by 10.1%.
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It sank over 12 percent last week (though it did rebound slightly on Monday).
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He expects these names that have cheapened to rebound when travel returns to normal.
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The research suggests 50063% of cases are mild, but the epidemic could 'rebound.'window.
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The government has pushed for single-digit rates to boost a rebound from recession.
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People who stop treatment see their viral load rebound in weeks or even days.
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But even without this rebound, the unrealised deficit would not be a total disaster.
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But there can also be a good rebound on the other side of that.
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"They leave the money in the account and let the market rebound," she added.
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Stocks are up again today, though not as enthusiastically as yesterday's huge stock rebound.
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The British economy should rebound in the third quarter and avoid an immediate recession.
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The rebound came as China's yuan jumped Tuesday, recouping some of its previous declines.
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A corner is cleared, but Pavard drills a shot from distance on the rebound.
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The rebound ended up at the feet of Coutinho near the 21-yard line.
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When Sarr scored off a rebound, it gave Wake Forest a 66-61 edge.
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Being hands-off is better here, and will allow stocks to rebound with time.
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David West came down with a rebound and got tangled up with Kyrie Irving.
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Their number didn't rebound until after the Voting Rights Act became law in 1965.
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History shows it can take the energy market time to rebound from health shocks.
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Trump is banking on a rebound during Tuesday's GOP presidential primaries in New Hampshire.
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Ian Davis: Well I don't think we're betting on a rebound in oil prices.
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In Gilgeous-Alexander's first 120 career games, he had no double-digit rebound games.
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A partial rebound in headline import growth is therefore likely in the near term.
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Mr. Marini said he and his partners also saw signs of a Brazilian rebound.
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Pearson was part of a rush up the ice and pushed home a rebound.
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How the industry that ruled the city plans to rebound after a rough year.
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The 13 percent rebound rally moved just as quickly to $1,18 in 16 weeks.
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Respondents to the Reuters poll forecast silver would rebound and average $16.70 this year.
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Gigi Marvin poked home a rebound less than three minutes after Lamoureux-Davidson's pair.
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However, this could be due to unseasonably cold weather, so a rebound is expected.
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In other words, the trader believes that the market rebound has room to run.
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Equities closed higher on Tuesday as a rebound in tech shares led the gains.
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Then, in the final seconds, he jumped for a rebound that clinched the victory.
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Millsap grabbed an offensive rebound and managed to get the shot off while falling.
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A reduction in attacks in the years that followed allowed the sector to rebound.
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During the surge, Butler had five points, two assists, a steal and a rebound.
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There is a low probability of a rapid rebound from near the 3,000 level.
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The Nuggets got the rebound and Mudiay hit two free throws to ice it.
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Ting Lu, an economist for Japanese brokerage firm Nomura, agreed the rebound is unsustainable.
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The growing number of visitors and their influx of cash are helping Detroit rebound.
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There was a modest rebound in home purchasing plans after a drop in May.
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Berry answered with a 3-pointer after the Tar Heels collected an offensive rebound.
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A rebound in yields in recent months coincided with the rally in bank stocks.
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At the same time, the U.S. economy has seen a rebound in recent months.
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But he cautioned that the rebound was not an indication of a sustained recovery.
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Data overnight showed a solid rebound for industrial profits in China, further boosting sentiment.
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But rebound, let's go, and he went right back and said that's on me.
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Despite the rebound in China's exports in January, analysts are skeptical it will last.
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High-yield funds have been enjoying a strong rebound since bottoming in February 2016.
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But Kane swooped around the net and swept the rebound in on the backhand.
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Brayden Schenn put a backhand shot on goal, and Schwartz converted the long rebound.
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They will be hoping also to see loanmaking rebound from October's 22-month lows.
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Hernangomez pulled out an offensive rebound with 258 seconds left, outmuscling three Nets players.
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Hellebuyck made the save, but the rebound deflected off Pionk and into the net.
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But Gavrikov swooped around the back of the net and put in the rebound.
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George, who grabbed the rebound, subsequently hit a free throw for the final point.
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AMD's 2018 gains are a welcome rebound after a weak back half to 2017.
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Some analysts disagreed with the IEA's outlook on the speed of oil price rebound.
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McCollum's rebound basket cut the margin to 92-103 with 18.4 seconds to go.
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GDAXI staged a similar rebound to trade up 0.5 percent before paring some gains.
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Philadelphia tied it when Konecny put away a rebound 7:06 into the period.
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Namestnikov tapped in a rebound after Graves ripped a shot from the left circle.
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He was able to gather a rebound of Dougie Hamilton's shot and beat Lundqvist.
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Some former coal workers resist the training programs altogether, hoping their industry will rebound.
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But he was adamant he could rebound and find the skill to challenge again.
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The flood of money back into the industry portends a strong rebound in 2017.
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Euro zone and U.S. government debt yields rose after the rebound in Chinese exports.
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Conversely, if emerging markets rebound, U.S. investors could sell dollars to buy foreign stocks.
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Runaway metaphors rebound off heaped generalizations, and yet an attractive humor is in play.
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