S. stocks rebounded Wednesday as financial stocks rebounded from steep losses in the prior session and Italian credit fears eased.
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A missed shot attempt by Brooks was rebounded by Bell, and a missed shot by Dorsey was rebounded by Pritchard.
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U.S. stocks rebounded Wednesday as financial stocks rebounded from steep losses in the prior session and Italian credit fears eased.
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The Suns, who were out-rebounded 45-29 in a 128-114 loss at Orlando on Wednesday, out-rebounded New Orleans 51-103.
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Meantime, Johnson has reportedly already rebounded ... with a guy.
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Following her announcement, the British pound rebounded against the greenback.
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The Chinese mainland markets rebounded strongly after an earlier slip.
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Basic resources stocks gained 1 percent as copper prices rebounded.
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The stock rebounded when the company reported an excellent quarter.
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Not all Americans have fully rebounded from the Great Recession.
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Sales have rebounded in the first half of the year.
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Gasoline futures, which had been down, rebounded into positive territory.
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Transports have rebounded nicely after a dismal start to 2016.
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European wheat prices, however, have strongly rebounded since early September.
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After early success donors became complacent and the disease rebounded.
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Gold fell on Friday after shares of Deutsche Bank rebounded.
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The oil ministry last week said output rebounded in July.
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Trade growth slumped in 2015, rebounded and is now decelerating.
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The currency quickly rebounded, finally settling in at about $1.24.
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Ariza also rebounded from a rough night and added 23.
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Sales force productivity has rebounded and should have tail wind.
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The Oil Ministry last week said output rebounded in July.
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Since then, stocks have more than rebounded into the black.
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Since then, the Dow and have rebounded by 15 percent.
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Although it was a really frustrating sixth inning, we rebounded.
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Japanese robot sales rebounded last year to rise 10 percent.
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Portfolio management fees rebounded 0.8% after falling 1.8% in June.
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They rebounded, though, and enjoyed particularly strong runs in March.
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U.S. stocks eventually rebounded in volatile afternoon trading on Tuesday.
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The broader stock market rebounded on strong monthly jobs data.
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The offshore yuan rebounded 100 points to 6.93 per dollar.
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Grande rebounded with a smile — and her proud mother noticed.
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Mining stocks, which had rebounded, were among the worst performers.
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The cost of airline fares rebounded after falling in February.
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Both measures rebounded from near record low levels in July.
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The stock has rebounded 25.5 percent since late last week.
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Following the Fed's report, U.S. stocks rebounded from earlier lows.
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Since then it has rebounded, and remains above the average.
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The contract rebounded from $29, its lowest since Aug. 244.
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An index tracking mainland developers rebounded more than 3 percent.
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Receipts at service stations rebounded 1.8%, reflecting higher gasoline prices.
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Airline tickets rebounded 2.3%, the largest advance in a year.
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Stocks rebounded Thursday as the latest corporate earnings season began.
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Property stocks rebounded sharply, but infrastructure and transportation shares dropped.
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Shares of Hong Kong airline Cathay Pacific rebounded on Wednesday.
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Even though stocks have rebounded nicely, some red flags persist.
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Food ingredients and applications results rebounded from the prior year.
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Fresnillo rose 2.4 percent as gold rebounded from recent falls.
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Motor vehicle production rebounded after two straight quarters of declines.
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It eventually rebounded to $21, down from $2248.90 on Thursday.
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After a severe recession ended in 2013, Spain's economy rebounded.
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And the opposite happened in 2017 as oil prices rebounded.
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While all of retail rebounded on Thursday, Cramer urged caution.
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Basic resources stocks gained 1.4 percent as copper prices rebounded.
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But employment rebounded faster and more broadly in the south.
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International benchmark has since rebounded to about $75 a barrel.
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The major stock indexes in Europe also rebounded on Tuesday.
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Spending on state and local government construction projects rebounded 0.6%.
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The stock rebounded on Friday, rising 2743% percent to $18.68.
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Once again, federal wildlife officials say their numbers have rebounded.
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In a hopeful sign, however, other decimated groups have rebounded.
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Thanks largely to captive breeding programs, their numbers have rebounded.
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Volkswagen sales rebounded in the U.S. after the diesel scandal.
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Since then, as interest rates have decreased, sales have rebounded.
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First, tourism in Las Vegas rebounded as consumer confidence rose.
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It then rebounded with an almost 300 point gain Friday.
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But shortly after, his follower count rebounded to 53.1 million.
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Investment in homebuilding rebounded after contracting for two straight quarters.
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The dollar rebounded and gold prices retreated after Powell's comments.
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Spending on state and local government construction projects rebounded 0.6%.
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After months of losses, the Shanghai market rebounded by 3.1 percent.
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Crude prices rebounded after dropping on Monday on mounting trade worries.
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Since then the species has rebounded, although it remains extremely threatened.
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Consumer and material stocks rebounded but infrastructure and energy shares sagged.
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He'd rebounded as mayor of Oakland and the state attorney general.
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Saudi Telecom, which tumbled 4.9 percent on Monday, rebounded 1.0 percent.
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They were previously reported to have rebounded 1.1 percent in January.
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It initially rebounded strongly from the commodity crash of 0003-2000.
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The Dow closed up 0.8% on Tuesday as tech stocks rebounded.
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It has rebounded so far this year, up nearly 2 percent.
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It then rebounded above $3583 after Middle East stock had closed.
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Domestic sign-ups have since rebounded with about 520,000 new subscribers.
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Orders for transportation equipment rebounded 7.0% after falling 2.9% in February.
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Most recently, he rebounded with his first-round smashing of Fujita.
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The Tide shot 276 percent but was out rebounded 271-27.
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James rebounded that miss and scored inside for the late lead.
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Stocks rebounded as Amazon shares led other major tech shares higher.
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The price of both has rebounded as China's growth has stabilised.
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With some calm settling into markets, most emerging-market currencies rebounded.
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The yield curve retraced its inversion and stocks rebounded on Monday.
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U.S. job growth rebounded strongly in June, with government payrolls surging.
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However, it has rebounded from the historical support level near $583.
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They'll also offer insights into how life rebounded after the apocalypse.
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Government payrolls rebounded by 33,000 after shedding 11,000 jobs in May.
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"Patrick, Trevor — those guys rebounded the ball excellent tonight," Harden said.
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U.S. stocks rebounded on Wednesday following the publication of the minutes.
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The index struggled through September but has rebounded strongly in October.
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The offshore yuan rebounded more than 1% from its record low.
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Kevin Hart's ex-wife, Torrei, has rebounded with a new man.
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It initially rebounded strongly from the commodity crash of 220-16.
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Chinese equities rebounded Friday, with the Shanghai composite gaining 1.97 percent.
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Gasoline prices rebounded 7.3 percent after falling 2.4 percent in October.
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Orders for industrial machinery rebounded 4.3 percent after slumping 4.4 percent.
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But in both cases, the stock eventually rebounded to new highs.
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Gasoline demand, which has been soft in recent weeks, also rebounded.
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The currency had lost some ground since then, but recently rebounded.
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The Reds quickly rebounded in their half of the first inning.
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Mining stocks, which had rebounded recently, were among the worst performers.
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They later rebounded to trade down 0.075 cent at 144.925 cents.
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Turkish stocks which closed Monday 68.1973 percent lower, rebounded 68.1963 percent.
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Property developer Emaar rebounded from the previous session's 2.2 percent decline.
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On June 4th, Kennedy rebounded and won the big one, California.
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Anglo American's shares have rebounded more than 270 percent since January.
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For the most part, Columbus has rebounded from the financial crisis.
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Gasoline consumption has already rebounded strongly in the most recent week.
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The firm's share price has rebounded after dipping on the news.
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Clothing and footwear rebounded 1.1 percent after two straight monthly falls.
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The crown later rebounded and was last up 0.3% at 8.991.
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Exports rebounded from the previous week, rising to 2.7 million bpd.
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Its shares rebounded 8.3 percent on Thursday as the concerns eased.
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The market rebounded in June with a gain of 292,000 jobs.
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In July, gasoline prices rebounded 2.5% after dropping 3.6% in June.
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In July, gasoline prices rebounded 2.5% after dropping 0.23% in June.
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Since January, Golar's stock price has rebounded however, gaining 16 percent.
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But once the issue was resolved, Tesla said production speed rebounded.
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Oubre rebounded after scoring one point against the Lakers on Tuesday.
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With American fears seemingly allayed, the Dow rebounded over 400 points.
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Retail employment likely rebounded after declining by 20,300 jobs in December.
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LME zinc, however, rebounded 0.3% after hitting its lowest since Jan.
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The major averages rebounded from losses seen in the previous session.
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London time, it sharply rebounded to a session high of 1.3517.
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Corporate profits have rebounded this year, and we expected that anyway.
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Stock indexes worldwide rebounded after Yellen's comments while the U.S. dollar .
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US stocks rebounded from session lows following the rare trading pause.
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Still, their numbers have grown even as the economy has rebounded.
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His second shot rimmed out, too, and Michigan rebounded the ball.
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Plus, Square's stock has rebounded sharply over the last couple months.
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After leading Wall Street's recent slide, technology stocks rebounded as well.
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While other states rebounded after the 2008 financial crisis, Connecticut lagged.
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Although they have rebounded some, rates are still favorable for buyers.
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The dollar index rebounded and traded 0.08 percent higher on Thursday.
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The major averages rebounded from losses posted in the previous session.
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After three consecutive years of losses, Macy's sales rebounded last year.
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Many analysts expect growth to have rebounded in the current quarter.
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Spending on homebuilding likely rebounded after contracting for six straight quarters.
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All prices had rebounded to more modest declines by mid-morning.
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Ms. Lublin felt like she had been punched, but then rebounded.
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Numbers rebounded to 87,048 vehicles in the second quarter of 2019.
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Equity markets, which weakened heavily on Monday, rebounded in early trading.
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Equity markets, which weakened heavily on Monday, rebounded in early trading.
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She rebounded in October by placing fifth at the national championships.
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U.S. factory production also rebounded by more than expected last month.
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Bundy rebounded from a sub-par start against Boston on Aug.
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Cleveland out rebounded Indiana 21-15 during the first two quarters.
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With the help of doctors, her family and friends, Jill rebounded.
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Some low-cost regions like Texas' Permian basin have rebounded quickly.
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Stocks rebounded sharply on Tuesday, before another wobbly session on Wednesday.
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Redick missed a jumper and Davis rebounded with six seconds left.
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The market has rebounded from a three-year low last week.
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Bayer shares rebounded somewhat on Friday and closed 1.2 percent higher.
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Healthcare costs rebounded 0.3 percent after slipping 0.2 percent in February.
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The currency rebounded, but with lingering uncertainty about the China-U.
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The home-run rate rebounded to the highest level of the decade.
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But April and May retail sales reports suggest consumer spending has rebounded.
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Wages and salaries rebounded 0.4 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in November.
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Sales at retailers rebounded 0.2 percent after slipping 0.1 percent in August.
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Sure, markets have rebounded; banks and investors are swimming in profits again.
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Manufacturing sector payrolls rebounded by 4,000 jobs after being unchanged in March.
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Embiid blocked Holiday's shot and Simmons rebounded, but Davis stole his pass.
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Before this week, the Shanghai Composite had rebounded to June 2018 levels.
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Share prices have, however, since rebounded and are trading at record highs.
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Those stocks rebounded on Tuesday, though only Apple (AAPL) recovered its losses.
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USC, meanwhile, rebounded from going winless on last week's Arizona road trip.
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Some of the Chinese tech companies on the US blacklist rebounded Wednesday.
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His heart rebounded against his chest with the anticipation of the cash.
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Since then, Apple's financials have improved and its market value has rebounded.
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The euro rebounded from a near nine-month low against the yen.
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Health-care costs rebounded 0.3 percent after slipping 0.2 percent in February.
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Exports rebounded in March but imports shrank for a fourth straight month.
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In Monday's session, the 30-stock index rebounded by nearly 270 points.
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Shares in Hong Kong shares rebounded, recovering much of Monday's sharp falls.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rebounded on Tuesday, up roughly 200 points.
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It later rebounded slightly, trading 0.2% lower at $1.2235 by 1430 GMT.
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But between 22019 and 2018, PM2.5 pollution rebounded, growing by 5.5 percent.
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It rebounded in the late 1990s, but has again fallen since 2012.
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But the other three rebounded, closing up between 0.3 and 0.6 percent.
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Chip stocks took a big hit initially but rebounded after the clarification.
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The sector has rebounded about 24 percent from its trough in 2016.
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The Dubai index rebounded 0.3 percent as Air Arabia gained 2.6 percent.
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Curry grabbed seven rebounds as Golden State out-rebounded Washington 49-38.
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However, the price rebounded rapidly from the historical support level near $38.
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The S&P 500 has rebounded about 003 percent from its Dec.
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Investment bank EFG-Hermes, which had tumbled 2346 percent, rebounded 20.2 percent.
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Box has since rebounded to a market cap of about $3 billion.
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Colorado rebounded when Montez connected with Bounds for a 39-yard score.
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Today, the population has rebounded and now stands at around 1,200 residents.
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Growth was led by consumer spending but exports rebounded from recent weakness.
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Within days her headaches and dizziness went away, and her energy rebounded.
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It later rebounded to close down 1.5 percent at 25.37 per dollar.
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He's talked to local businesspeople about how the Gulf rebounded from Katrina.
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Sales at building material stores rebounded 0.5% after dropping 1.5% in May.
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CF Jon Jay (shoulder) has rebounded and will avoid the disabled list.
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Growth was led by consumer spending but exports rebounded after recent weakness.
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In the U.S., it rebounded from its lowest level since November 2016.
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But then the Dow rebounded, and China appeared to be under control.
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Since January, the riyal has rebounded in the onshore forwards market SAR1Y=.
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Japan's Nikkei rebounded 21 percent after a 22 percent fall on Monday.
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Reserves rebounded in August, apparently because of an injection from the fund.
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The yuan has rebounded around 0.5 percent in the past few sessions.
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Oil prices rebounded in 2017, making some of those assets profitable again.
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Indiana out-rebounded New York 33.43-3.4 during the first 29.1 minutes.
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The benchmark 20.28-year Treasury yield rebounded off lows since December 268.16.
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While private payrolls rebounded this month, the pace of growth remained moderate.
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That team rebounded to make the playoffs, as did the 2007 squad.
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His popularity rebounded, and polls showed that the people had forgiven him.
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Government investment is expected to have rebounded after two straight quarterly declines.
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Back home, the Nifty rebounded on Friday on short-covering in banks.
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"We're feeling good about how we've rebounded from that loss," Jacobs said.
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Youngstown State out-rebounded the Cardinals 23-238, grabbing 231 offensive rebounds.
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Chinese iron ore futures rebounded on Friday after six days of losses.
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TTM rebounded, rising more than 30 percent through the quarter since bottoming.
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Malaysian palm oil output rebounded this January, topping the previous two Januarys.
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Davis missed a 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds left and Doncic rebounded.
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Saudi Arabia's production has also rebounded in October, recovering from the Sept.
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The legendary hamburger chain has rebounded, in part because of new leadership.
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The S&P 500 recovered from earlier losses as oil prices rebounded.
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The group's leveraged loans also rebounded strongly in Europe's secondary loan market.
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The S&P 500 similarly rebounded, ending the day down just 0.2%.
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Even if production rebounded, PDVSA does not stand to reap a windfall.
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That number rebounded in August, with a 6% month-over-month bump.
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After a bye week, the Razorbacks' defense rebounded in a big way.
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US crude oil, which had rebounded in recent weeks, tumbled 2.2% Tuesday.
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HubSpot stock dropped 10% around the publication, although it has since rebounded.
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Still, metals prices have rebounded significantly since the company filed for bankruptcy.
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Convention bookings have risen and tourism at the Inner Harbor has rebounded.
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In Europe, shares rebounded after falling sharply Thursday on the ECB news.
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Prince rebounded from a handful of 21970s misfires with his biggest hit.
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Oil prices have rebounded more than 9 percent over the past month.
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Since then the sub-species has rebounded, although it remains extremely threatened.
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Obviously other presidents have had low approval ratings like Trump's and rebounded.
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Qatar's index, which had rebounded 0.9 percent on Monday, declined 0.1 percent.
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Rentokil rebounded after falling during the previous session on disappointing 2017 results.
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Energy companies rebounded from big drops the day before, gaining 1.5 percent.
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In 2016, VanZant rebounded from this loss in the biggest way possible.
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The price later rebounded as context was added to the minister's comments.
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Issuance of new debt rebounded after a near-complete shutdown in December.
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The dollar has come off and gold in tandem has rebounded higher.
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The Chesapeake Bay's striped bass has also rebounded to a healthy population.
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International benchmark Brent crude has since rebounded to about $75 a barrel.
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The S&P 23 rebounded modestly on Tuesday, ending up 24 percent.
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It has only rebounded slightly since then, to 55.5% in July 2018.
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Marriott and Hilton also rebounded sharply Friday, up 19% and 7%, respectively.
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It might not be enough Markets rebounded from their free fall Monday.
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US oil futures rebounded a little to $21.28 a barrel on Tuesday.
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Clearance rates at auctions have rebounded and prices steadied as buyers returned.
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Oil prices rebounded 24.5% on Tuesday after Monday's more than 22018% slide.
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SOX, which includes the stocks of many of Apple's suppliers, rebounded 1.9%.
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The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq rebounded with strong gains Monday.
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Hong Kong time: Cathay Pacific Group (CPCAY)rebounded 2.8% in Hong Kong.
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Wall Street rebounded as investors looked to Washington to bolster the economy.
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Despite Amazon's growing investments, the company's net income rebounded during the quarter.
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In the decades since, tourism at the privately run development has rebounded.
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Though he added that the economy rebounded as the virus faded away.
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Telecom stocks rebounded, with Telstra shares snapping a four-day losing streak.
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Three decades later, bald eagle numbers have rebounded to more than 28503,22019.
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Major stock indexes rebounded from this week's earlier losses after her comments.
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He rebounded a missed three-pointer and bullied in for a layup.
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Those numbers rebounded in September when Nio said it delivered 2,019 vehicles.
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Further weighing on gold, Asian shares rebounded on ebbing Middle East tensions.
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Yes, the U.S. economy rebounded quickly from the slump of 1979-82.
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It rebounded slightly to $5,823 a tonne, down 1.7% at 0758 GMT.
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The Rams rebounded from an 86-81 defeat Sunday at West Virginia.
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But he rebounded with consecutive birdies on the 14th and 15th holes.
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It rebounded from a four-month low to 108.78 , up 0.04 percent.
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Prices have rebounded this year, but drillers are expected to remain cautious.
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She rebounded with "Mildred Pierce" (1945), winning an Oscar for best actress.
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But they rebounded by passing a massive tax overhaul by year's end.
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They have also rebounded sharply from the correction levels seen last week.
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After remaining depressed for most of 2016, gasoline margins have also rebounded.
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Additions rebounded in the third quarter, but still disappointed in the US.
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Known as the Inland Empire, the region has rebounded in recent years.
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But the S&P 683 and Nasdaq rebounded from losses last week.
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Since then, airlines have rebounded with handsome profits by essentially eliminating competition.
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Paris had it rough after her dad died, but she's rebounded spectacularly.
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But they rebounded, and were up 2% in early trading on Wednesday.
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It rebounded from a four-month low to 2.8853 yen, down 0.15 percent.
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The rupiah rebounded 0.2% to 14,485 a dollar at 0610 GMT on Thursday.
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The Royals rebounded with two unearned runs in the top of the third.
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Small business optimism rebounded last month to the best level since the fall.
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Pettersen rebounded from an opening bogey on the second day with seven birdies.
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Both indexes rebounded after opening down 6.88743%, hovering in positive territory at times.
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Gary Harris rebounded Jokic's miss, and the ball went to Gallinari up top.
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But auto industry employment levels has still not rebounded to pre-recession levels.
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Last month, gasoline prices rebounded 2013 percent after dropping 2201 percent in July.
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Kuwait's index rebounded 0.8 percent in heavy volume, recovering most of Thursday's losses.
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"Once it was got under control, the elephants rebounded quite quickly," he said.
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Orders for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods rebounded less than expected in March.
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But pay growth has rebounded in recent months, helping to support consumer spending.
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Exports rebounded, but the rise was partly driven by seasonal factors, said analysts.
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SARA EISEN: When we watch the emerging markets, they have really rebounded nicely.
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JAPAN: A small bright spot was Japan, where industrial output rebounded in April.
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After a lull in the financial crisis, credit card issuance has mostly rebounded.
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Stocks fell Tuesday into the close, but then quickly rebounded the next morning.
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U.S. worker productivity rebounded in the fourth quarter, keeping labor costs in check.
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Traffic on Yuan-Mo, for example, has rebounded, according to the road's operator.
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Food prices rebounded 0.3% in May after dipping 0.8% in the prior month.
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Since last year prices for Mongolia's biggest exports, copper and coal, have rebounded.
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The local currency, however, rebounded sharply after heavy intervention by the central bank.
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Prices have since rebounded this year, but drillers are expected to remain cautious.
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Stateside, markets rebounded from last week's losses, with the closing up 0.88 percent.
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These stockpiles dwindled a bit during the financial crisis but have since rebounded.
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Last month, gasoline prices rebounded 3.0 percent after tumbling 20093 percent in March.
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Sales at clothing stores rebounded 0.5 percent after tumbling 2.8 percent in August.
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But the stock then rebounded in active trade to stand 0.2 percent higher.
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However, the stock rebounded and is now up 4 percent since the Nov.
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Food consumed at home rebounded 0.2 percent after falling 0.2 percent in May.
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The Pacers out-rebounded the Trail Blazers 12-7 in the opening period.
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Toronto rebounded from the slow start for a 51-47 lead at halftime.
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Deliveries rebounded sharply at the year-end after problems in the supply chain.
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With some calm settling into markets on Friday, most emerging-market currencies rebounded.
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They rebounded 11.1 percent in the Northeast and were unchanged in the Midwest.
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The two-year note yield, however, rebounded to 0.886 percent after falling initially.
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CFC-11 in the atmosphere declined substantially until 2012 but has since rebounded.
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It has since rebounded to $0.7530, up half a percent on the day.
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Business spending on equipment rebounded at a 0.7% rate in the second quarter.
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Last year, Russia's GDP shrank 3.7 percent before stabilizing as energy markets rebounded.
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To them, Wilberforce's fine rhetoric would have been a mush of rebounded sound.
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Brent crude had rebounded to $57.57, up $1.34 or 2.4%, by 0844 GMT.
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Exports have also rebounded after several lean years due to stronger global demand.
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Since the December sell-off, the S&P has rebounded by 17 percent.
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The offshore yuan rebounded more than 1% mid-trade from its record low.
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Orders for transportation equipment rebounded 2500 percent after falling 2206 percent in February.
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Holdings of corporate debt rebounded to $417.8 billion, a gain of 2 percent.
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Shares of Netflix rebounded into positive territory after hours after an initial slump.
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The Index rebounded 92 percent since the financial crisis hit in September 2008.
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However, consumer confidence rebounded in February and job growth in January shattered expectations.
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But the stock has rebounded this year following its strong passenger traffic figures.
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Business sales rebounded 0.2% in May after falling 0.2% in the prior month.
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Although alcohol consumption sharply decreased at the beginning of Prohibition, it quickly rebounded.
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The indexes, however, rebounded throughout the day and closed well off session lows.
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U.S. and European shares rebounded with reassuring U.S. retail sales data boosting sentiment.
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The market has rebounded by a double-digit percentage since the February lows.
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DEMAND WEAKENING They were previously reported to have rebounded 21.3 percent in January.
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Qatar's index rebounded 53 percent after dropping 2.2 percent in the previous session.
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But consumer staples firms rebounded from heavy losses on Monday, gaining 222.9 percent.
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Its total population has rebounded to more than 13,000, the Interior Department said.
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The Ducks rebounded from that 3-0 setback to the Sabres on Dec.
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Receipts at clothing stores rebounded 0.5 percent after tumbling 2.8 percent in August.
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Johnson rebounded, was fouled and made the foul shots which decided the outcome.
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However, banks rebounded on Friday thanks to positive earnings and news fromDeutsche Bank.
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China's industrial output rebounded in June from a 0.13-year low in May.
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Carrasco rebounded in the fifth inning with his nine-pitch, three-strikeout inning.
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Ole Miss, which never trailed in the game, out-rebounded ULM 73-24.
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The price of invitations rebounded slightly, rising $6, after dropping $4 in 2014.
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In Europe, shares also rebounded after falling sharply Thursday on the ECB news.
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This rate has rebounded from a low of 1.3 percent in early 2010.
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The FTSE 100 index has rebounded from its weakness earlier in the year.
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The crunchy lefty sketch was worse, in that it rebounded off its target.
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They rebounded thereafter, with Iraq and Myanmar among the main countries of origin.
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Several energy and drilling services companies rebounded after an early morning sell-off.
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Measures of sales, new orders and employment all rebounded from the previous month.
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But April and May retail sales reports suggest that consumer spending has rebounded.
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Math achievement growth rates had rebounded back to the same pre-reform levels.
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Iwundu missed the front end of a one-and-one and Maryland rebounded.
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But consumer spending, the traditional motor of the French economy, has rebounded strongly.
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"They eventually rebounded but the correction, however short-lived, was severe," Trahan said.
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Economic growth has rebounded and is expected to remain above the peer median.
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The Warriors rebounded from their first two-game losing streak of the season.
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While the Mexican economy rebounded last quarter, domestic poverty and inequality remain high.
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The stock rebounded later in the day, closing up 1.46 percent at $1,392.05.
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Although Brazil's political saga dragged on (and on), its economy rebounded from recession.
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German government bond yields rebounded sharply but later pared some of the gains.
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FTEU22.6 of leading shares rebounded to rise 22017 percent and close at 2500.
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Last month, gasoline prices rebounded 7.3 percent after falling 2.4 percent in October.
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Gasoline prices rebounded 3.0 percent in April after tumbling 4.9 percent in March.
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Indiana rebounded it, and Darren Collison made two free throws to seal it.
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Advanced Petrochemical fell in early trade but rebounded to close 2.3 percent higher.
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Fortunately for Reynolds, he rebounded at the competition as the money-making Deadpool.
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When Earth's crust rebounded, a peak higher than Mt. Everest briefly rose up.
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On Friday, Ali Health's shares had rebounded about 7 percent in morning trading.
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The shares rebounded on Wednesday and stood up 3.29 percent at 1309 GMT.
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Among major gainers, Burberry rebounded from recent falls to end 4.2 percent higher.
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During Asian hours on Wednesday, U.S. crude futures rebounded 1.55 percent at $45.93.
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After opening lower, the stock rebounded and closed more than 1 percent higher.
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Both closed in correction territory, although the markets have since rebounded, once again.
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It has rebounded from 1.692%, its lowest level since early January reached Wednesday.
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The increase in nonfarm payrolls rebounded from the 72,000 jobs created in May.
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The Aussie was at $0.7451, having rebounded from last Friday's low of $0.7305.
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Today, their numbers have rebounded to about 10,000 individuals, according to federal data.
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China's industrial output rebounded in June from a 17-year low in May.
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Technology stocks rebounded last week from a two-week swoon, rising 2.27 percent.
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Most of tech rebounded Wednesday with Facebook, Apple, Amazon and Netflix all rising.
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It isn't just the worst of the Dow last year that have rebounded.
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The broader Topix rebounded 153% to 1,268.39, after a sharp fall on Friday.
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Food prices rebounded 0.3% in May after dipping 0.1% in the prior month.
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But prices for airline tickets rebounded 2.0% after falling for two straight months.
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It seemed bad, but immediately after the fork, the price rebounded to $200.
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The stock fell further after his tweet on Thursday, though prices rebounded later.
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Both indexes have rebounded over 7 percent from a low hit on Feb.
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Retail payrolls rebounded by 7,100 jobs last month after losing 20,200 in June.
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The company had lost even more value earlier this week before markets rebounded.
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Though Ms. Merkel's poll numbers dipped during the refugee crisis, they have rebounded.
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Investment-management fees also picked up as the stock market rebounded after 2009.
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While the stock market rebounded on Wednesday afternoon, more rocky days are likely.
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Border crossings were at historic lows last year, though they have rebounded somewhat.
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S&P futures forecast a positive market opening, while European stocks rebounded modestly.
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Since then, ZTE has made a gradual recovery, and its profits have rebounded.
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Since then, ZTE has made a gradual recovery, and its profits have rebounded.
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Mainland China markets rebounded in the afternoon after declining during the morning session.
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The dirham has rebounded from around 200 points hit in December and January.
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Crowder rebounded and nailed the two free throws with 4.2 on the clock.
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Bieber (11-5) rebounded from consecutive rough outings to pitch six scoreless innings.
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Meanwhile, import prices rebounded after two straight months of declines, advancing 0.1 percent.
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Auto production is expected to have rebounded after slumping in the first quarter.
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Colleges and universities in Texas and Florida reported minimal damage and rebounded quickly.
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After SARS, China suffered several months of economic contraction and then rebounded dramatically.
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The U.S. manufacturing sector activities rebounded slightly in September, according to IHS Markit.
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But by 2016, the flowing script has rebounded up to 14 Southern states.
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Key rebounded and made 213 of 215 foul shots with 23 seconds remaining.
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Dadonov rebounded his own shot, wrapping it to his left and around Dell.
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Equities rebounded on Monday after suffering their worst weekly performance in two years.
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On Monday, it rebounded about 1 percent to trade around $60 a barrel.
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But recently rates have rebounded, with the 10-year Treasury yield above 1.74%.
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Exports of crude oil also rebounded back above 3 million barrels per day.
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SXEP were among the top-gaining sectors, up 0.56 as oil prices rebounded.
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The benchmark EGX30 index rebounded, gaining 3.2% on Wednesday and 1.9% on Thursday.
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In Dubai, the index was almost flat as Emaar Properties rebounded 0.6 percent.
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Sales at clothing stores rebounded 1.3 percent after declining 1.6 percent in June.
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The country's huge manufacturing industry unexpectedly rebounded in March, government figures showed Sunday.
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Stocks of farm products rebounded 1.4 percent after plunging 5.5 percent in June.
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Housing prices, which plummeted 60 percent from 2006 to 2012, have since rebounded.
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It has rebounded since then to hit new all-time highs on Monday.
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Capital investment also rebounded from a 2.1 percent contraction in the March quarter.
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Gold rebounded from losses as stock markets swung higher and the dollar swooned.
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But sales and prices have rebounded in the last four years, agents said.
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Sales at clothing stores rebounded 1.3 percent after declining 20143 percent in June.
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With this win, Poirier rebounded from a crushing, knockout loss to Michael Johnson.
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Business sales rebounded 0.3 percent in January after dropping 0.9 percent in December.
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Sales of motor vehicles rebounded 2.9 percent after falling 0.4 percent in April.
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Canada created a record number of jobs in April while March growth rebounded.
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London copper prices rebounded from a two-year low and gold prices steadied.
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All the king penguin colonies in the South Indian Ocean suffered that year, but populations on nearby Possession Island quickly rebounded, counts there showed, so researchers assumed that the colony had rebounded on Pig Island as well, Dr. Weimerskirch said.
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The economy rebounded during his successor, Barack Obama, though the recovery remains fairly weak.
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The price of oil rebounded from a five-month low in the previous session.
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Oil and gas well drilling rebounded 1.6 percent after declining for three straight months.
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Then, in the final days before Christmas, traffic rebounded more substantially than in 2015.
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Machinery stocks, which were under pressure recently on worries about slowing China demand, rebounded.
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"Store sales rebounded somewhat in December, but not enough to bring in the quarter."
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After spending weeks in post break-up misery, Grape-kun quickly rebounded with Hululu.
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The equity has since rebounded from that fall, trading midday Thursday at about $152.
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Oil rebounded after falling to a more-than-2500.25-year low the previous day.
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The price of one bitcoin has since rebounded to just north of $503,000. Whew!
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It rebounded as risk aversion subsided but remained vulnerable to swings in oil prices.
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Commodities like oil and gold rebounded on the weaker dollar, which favours non-U.
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US stocks have largely rebounded since — something President Trump often likes to brag about.
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The rules have since been lifted and flights were also increased as tourism rebounded.
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Stocks rebounded on Wednesday following the worst Christmas Eve in history for the markets.
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The index has rebounded 270.36 percent from a 20.2-month low on Sept. 0.13.
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The Chinese yuan rebounded from a near 8-1/2 low hit on Monday.
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Already sterling has slightly rebounded after trading lower this morning ahead of the result.
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Raw material shares, which fell more than 2 percent on Wednesday, rebounded 0.6 percent.
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China's trade performance rebounded in 2017 thanks to strong demand at home and abroad.
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Reagan, accused of lying in the Iran-Contra affair, rebounded by admitting a mistake.
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The pound has since rebounded and is at 1.468 against the dollar on Tuesday.
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However, the stock rebounded and has soared 34 percent since its early October trough.
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Lead also rebounded from a 20.2-month low hit on Monday to rise 20.5%.
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The price of oil has rebounded 57 percent from its low point this year.
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Clinton's odds to be the nominee have rebounded to 96% this week as well.
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SINGAPORE, May 24 (Reuters) - Copper prices rebounded on Friday from their lowest since Jan.
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Elsewhere, the dollar rebounded and was last up 0.33% against a basket of currencies.
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Cramer pointed to both Broadcom and Ulta Salon as stocks that have rebounded better.
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Asia-facing financial heavyweights and miners rebounded after steep losses in the previous sessions.
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The stock has since rebounded, however, and is up 12% so far in 2019.
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Oil prices rebounded overnight as U.S. stockpiles declined, while base metal prices also gained.
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Serbia's economy has rebounded to 3.5 percent growth after last year's weather-related slowdown.
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In January, orders for machinery rebounded 463 percent after dropping 0.6 percent in December.
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"The market rebounded strongly in June after a slower month in May," DesRosiers said.
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The dollar rebounded from an early fall on concerns about U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Since then, the stock has rebounded and is up 40 percent for the year.
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We rebounded in a perfect form last year on just about every missed cut.
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Against the zloty, the Hungarian currency rebounded from three-month lows set on Friday.
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But what was born from necessity has stuck around long after the economy rebounded.
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It has since rebounded, but not to its elevated levels of five years ago.
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Emefiele said Africa's biggest economy was unlikely to have rebounded in the second quarter.
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After enduring a dismal financial year in 2016, GoPro had rebounded moderately in 2017.
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But another petrochemical firm, PetroRabigh, rebounded 1.3 percent after plunging 7.0 percent on Tuesday.
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Oil prices rebounded on expectations that the dollar would weaken ahead of Yellen's speech.
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In another reflection of Republicans' stronger-than-expected night, Johnson rallied and solidly rebounded.
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Stocks recovered on Friday, though, as tech shares rebounded and those rates fears subsided.
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The S&P rebounded Friday, and was trading down 3 points at 2,763 Monday.
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In July, wholesale energy prices rebounded 0.13% after falling 3.1% in the prior month.
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In July, wholesale energy prices rebounded 2.3% after falling 3.1% in the prior month.
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The sector has rebounded from the financial crisis of 2008-20143 (see chart 1).
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Inventories rebounded in the third quarter after being depleted in the April-June period.
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R&F's 96.93% 2022s rebounded 0.3 point to 99.1 after dropping 2 point yesterday.
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Chicago wheat drew some support from Euronext's Paris-based futures, which rebounded on Thursday.
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U.S. manufacturing rebounded in September after contracting in August, according to The Associated Press.
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Lillard eventually rebounded to score 30 points, but they were too little, too late.
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U.S. retail sales rebounded 961.573 percent in September after declining 2961.57 percent in August.
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The measures look to have worked as China's manufacturing and GDP readings have rebounded.
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Instead, Fritz rebounded to protect his serve and ultimately prevail in a second tiebreaker.
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NICKEL: LME nickel rebounded by 1 percent to $8,780 a tonne, recouping overnight losses.
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Temporary help, a harbinger for future hiring, rebounded last month after dropping in March.
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The app's growth never really rebounded during its first year as a public company.
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"Equity markets have rebounded a lot," BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said in an interview.
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Friedrich rebounded to strand Seager by getting Howie Kendrick and Thompson on ground outs.
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But orders for transportation equipment rebounded 3.0 percent after plunging 12.4 percent in October.
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Brent has since rebounded and was trading at around $49 a barrel last week.
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Stock markets rebounded, and I found myself regaining the money I'd lost over Trumpcare.
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The Magic rebounded with 10.93-pointers by Augustin and Rudez and never trailed again.
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The rate rebounded to 1.94968 percent on Tuesday morning, according to the central bank.
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The Jaguars (3-1) rebounded from last week's 9-6 home loss to Tennessee.
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Utilities output rebounded 3.7 percent last month as cold temperatures boosted demand for heating.
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The Hungarian forint and Polish zloty rebounded about 210.32-210.54 percent against the euro.
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Oil has rebounded from 12-year lows of under $30 per barrel in 2016.
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And with markets having rebounded we should soon begin to see economic indicators rebound.
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The property and financial sectors, which were among Thursday's biggest losers, both rebounded sharply.
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U.S. government debt prices rebounded on Tuesday as investors parsed through disappointing housing data.
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He rebounded to beat Spain's Fernando Verdasco 1-6 6-4 7-6(4).
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But it quickly rebounded and traded up 2 percent at $152.80 at mid-day.
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Oil rebounded on Monday, with WTI futures rising above the $31 a barrel level.
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Sales at wholesalers rebounded 1.0 percent in February after slumping 1.5 percent in January.
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Brent oil futures rebounded sharply on Wednesday, jumping 2.7 percent to $55.10 a barrel.
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Towns then rebounded guard Zach LaVine's miss and drove the lane and pulled up.
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This week however, stocks rebounded strongly in tandem with a rise in bond yields.
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Egypt's index rebounded 212 percent just over half of the traded shares edged higher.
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The U.S. dollar rebounded to 100.83 yen from a one-month low around 100.08.
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Investment in private residential projects rebounded 0.6 percent after declining 0.4 percent in August.
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Gold prices rebounded from a three-week low after the ECB left rates alone.
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Gold miners rebounded from a sharp fall in the previous session to advance 1.5%.
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The rich have rebounded completely from the recession in terms of employment and earnings.
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After falling to fresh two-year lows on Thursday, shares in China rebounded Friday.
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Since then assets rebounded to around 210 billion at the end of last month.
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Mississippi State's Stapleton hit one free throw and missed the second as Roberson rebounded.
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Chipmaker Intel's stock dropped slightly right after the news came out, then quickly rebounded.
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Giuliani subsequently rebounded in popularity, and his endorsement of Bloomberg assisted that Republican victory.
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The industry has since rebounded, largely helped by low gasoline prices and cheap credit.
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They were outscored 251-240 in the paint and got out-rebounded 26-226.
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Spending on homebuilding rebounded at a 5.1% rate after contracting for six straight quarters.
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The stock rebounded slightly Wednesday and was up more than 7% in midmorning trading.
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Al Tayyar Travel, whose founder has been detained in the crackdown, rebounded 6.4 percent.
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As first lady, she rebounded from professional setbacks and personal trials with astounding resilience.
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On the basketball court, Noah rebounded and defended and played all out, all game.
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Since, sales have rebounded to about the pace they ran before the regulatory disruption.
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He reaped the rewards of this view during the first quarter as markets rebounded.
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However, that investment has now rebounded to the tune of more than $20183 billion.
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Meanwhile, South Korea's Kospi index reversed early losses as blue-chip tech names rebounded.
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On Thursday, equities again rebounded after heavy losses for most of the trading day.
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As oil prices headed higher, Russian assets rebounded but remained more volatile than usual.
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U.S. consumer prices rebounded more than expected in October and underlying inflation picked up.
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The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rebounded 17.14 points, or 0.8 percent, to 2,168.27.
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Washington, D.C. went through the same financial problems, and look at how it's rebounded.
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But orders for transportation equipment rebounded 4.1 percent after declining 4.0 percent in October.
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Hasbro shares opened down Monday but rebounded to close up 4 percent at $86.12.
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Crude prices rose 2 percent and the greenback rebounded from a seven-week low.
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Qatar's index rose 0.4 percent as top lender Qatar National Bank rebounded 1 percent.
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U.S. non-farm payrolls rebounded in June, rising 224,000, the most in five months.
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The yuan then retreated to a near 13-month low, although it rebounded later.
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Ezdan, which is no longer part of the index, rebounded 30.4 percent on Thursday.
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Retail employment rebounded and the government added jobs following two straight months of declines.
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Stocks of other state-owned lenders that fell heavily last week also rebounded sharply.
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World equity markets rebounded on Friday from heavy selling in the previous day's session.
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The average workweek rebounded to 250 hours after falling to 2300 hours in January.
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Although the practice dropped off at the time, campaigners say it has since rebounded.
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Stocks rebounded strongly on Tuesday as hopes rose for agreement on the stimulus package.
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The group failed to bounce on Tuesday as the rest of the market rebounded.
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Elsewhere, the dollar rebounded and was last up 0.3% against a basket of currencies.
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On Wall Street, equities rebounded following a deep sell-off earlier in the week.
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Turnout rebounded in the 2018 midterms, but confidence in the system remains a concern.
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The plume trade was virtually halted, and populations of herons, egrets and ibises rebounded.
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Cirelli tied the score with 8:21 left when he rebounded his own shot.
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Overall, bullish sentiment on the market rebounded in the third-quarter E-Trade survey.
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Small-cap stocks rebounded, though, with the start-up ChiNext board up 0.7 percent.
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The Ducks rebounded from a 210-210 loss at home against Stanford last week.
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He rebounded against his former team with hits in his first three at-bats.
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But how the Knicks have rebounded from those misses has been just as damaging.
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When the harvest rebounded, Languedoc producers were stuck with vast amounts of unsold wine.
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News of the measure sent SmileDirectClubs share price down sharply, though it later rebounded.
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We dropped about 3% which wasn't too bad, but then rebounded the following day.
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IT REBOUNDED PRETTY SHARPLY IN 24 HOW ARE MARKETS FEELING TO YOU RIGHT NOW?
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Texas rebounded from Harvey's impact, showing a 27 percent increase in applications last week.
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The major indexes rebounded Tuesday, fueled by gains in the financial and tech sectors.
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Wall Street rebounded some on Tuesday and was heading for more gains on Wednesday.
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From 16-month lows in September, emerging currencies have rebounded close to 2 percent.
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We were able to defend them without fouling and rebounded at a high rate.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 42 points, before eventually rebounded to earlier prices.
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But that has more than rebounded since then, reaching 1.19 million units in 2017.
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The Twins rebounded to tie it in the bottom half against closer Alex Colome.
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Following a long slump, crude prices have rebounded to about US$70 per barrel.
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MARKET OVERVIEW After a slow period, Montreal real estate rebounded in 2016, agents say.
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Shares in Drake & Scull, another builder which has been struggling financially, rebounded 23.3 percent.
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Yet oil has rebounded and, with it, prices of bonds in the energy sector.
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The A's ace rebounded to check the Rays on two runs and three hits.
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And their NPY neurons were quieter, although their activity rebounded after about six hours.
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Demand rebounded from the weak showing in May and was in line with averages.
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But he rebounded to go 21998-22000 in 22005 and 22008-214 in 22018.
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Stocks rebounded sharply, helping to embed an expectation into the markets that continues today.
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The digital currency has since rebounded from its low and was recently at $1.73,268.
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The cost of new vehicles rebounded 0.4 percent after declining 0.2 percent in February.
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And industrial electricity use fell significantly after the financial crisis and hasn't fully rebounded.
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But share once again rebounded, due in large part to another strong earnings report.
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The rebounded in May for its best month this year, outperforming other major U.S. indexes.
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Since then, as demand has rebounded, automakers and suppliers have hired more than 300,000 workers.
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Saudi loadings for the U.S. market rebounded through August after the OPEC alliance hiked output.
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Fabien Barthez saved cooly from Albertini, while Di Biagio's effort rebounded back off the crossbar.
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Williams made one free throw, and Broncos guard Anthony Drmic rebounded the missed foul shot.
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Building material store sales rebounded 2.4 percent last month after declining 0.8 percent in April.
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But the stock has rebounded since touching $6.66, the lowest close of the financial crisis.
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Both companies have rebounded with the market and the pause in trade tensions with China.
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Meanwhile, energy industry dealmaking rebounded last year — and the Permian drove mergers and acquisitions activity.
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Her right hand slapped down on the left, rebounded up a little, then landed again.
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The banking sector was trading lower, but the Italian banks, which fell on Monday rebounded.
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The Abu Dhabi index rebounded with a rise of 0.9 percent, boosted by banking stocks.
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And then there was CONSOL Energy, which rebounded so hard it took Cramer's breath away.
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Bank lending has rebounded but it remains sluggish and inflation is still stuck near zero.
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Antetokounmpo had rebounded an air ball by Khris Middleton to tie the score 121-121.
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Spot prices have rebounded from a near 10-week low touched last week at $1,280.59.
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Crude has rebounded slightly, and the American benchmark now stands at about $34 a barrel.
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Most people thought Donald Trump's win would hit the American market, but equities rebounded strongly.
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Stocks have rebounded since but the Dow is still down more than 2% in August.
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Commodity valuations rebounded last year, and again led by Glencore, mining-company share prices rallied.
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Tech stocks rebounded hard on Tuesday, though the FANG names remain sharply off their records.
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FOREX: The dollar fell, then rebounded, with the dollar index against a basket of currencies .
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The stock rebounded after initially falling as much as 5% after the bell on Tuesday.
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The Tide won despite being out-rebounded for the first time this season (33-32).
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Sarwa Capital, which had tumbled 20.3 percent in its debut on Monday, rebounded 21 percent.
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Crime did indeed drop, as New York gradually rebounded from one of its darkest periods.
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Its share rebounded to nearly 20113% in 22011, the highest in more than a decade.
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Revenue from the tax plunged in April 2014, rebounded in 2015, and slumped last year.
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Apple shares have had a mediocre year, but rebounded nicely following an impressive earnings report.
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Asian markets rebounded after the announcement, with the Shanghai Composite index jumping 0.7%, AP reports.
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U.S. consumer spending rebounded less than expected in January and incomes rose modestly in February.
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The Abu Dhabi index rebounded with a rise of 0.6 percent, boosted by banking stocks.
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In July, U.S. wholesale energy prices rebounded 21.8% after falling 3.1% in the prior month.
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The cost of new vehicles, however, rebounded 0.4 percent after declining 0.2 percent in February.
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Caterpillar shares had rebounded by 10 percent in 2019 through Tuesday's close before Dillard's call.
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Belfort rebounded with another head kick KO over Henderson as late as November 225, 2205.
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Dairy prices have rebounded about 50 percent since July, but remain well below their highs.
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Animals that got Gilead's TLR-7 agonist saw no benefit and the virus quickly rebounded.
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However, gasoline margins have rebounded this month, reducing the incentive for refiners to switch production.
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After a dismal start to the year, the has rebounded nearly 5 percent this month.
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While the "Blue Oval" Ford brand quickly rebounded, Mulally eventually killed off domestic Mercury, too.
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The stock rebounded briefly earlier in the year on optimism around strong April sales data.
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After a grim winter frost, Wall Street has mostly warmed up as markets have rebounded.
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Shanghai Futures Exchange copper also rebounded, by 1.1 percent to 49,810 yuan ($7,13) a tonne.
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In April, prices for imported petroleum rebounded 1.6 percent after declining 0.4 percent in March.
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In the high-yield segment, Fosun International's 5.25% 2022s rebounded another 0.1 point to 98.20.
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Since the recession, financial markets had rebounded much more than housing -- at least until 2016.
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She was obviously extremely well-prepared, stayed on script, and rebounded from critical questioning effectively.
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Last month, prices for imported petroleum rebounded 3.43 percent after declining 23.4 percent in March.
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However, they have risen 60 per cent this year as commodity prices have partially rebounded.
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U.S. farming quickly rebounded, reaping record corn harvests in three of the next four years.
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It built on gains versus the euro, which sold off broadly as the dollar rebounded.
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So why has confidence in police rebounded while deadly shootings (and the corresponding protests) continue?
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As the currency has fallen and visa rules have been relaxed again, applications have rebounded.
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It showed little reaction to data showing that Australia's trade surplus rebounded sharply in May.
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South Korea's main index rebounded by 249.56 percent and Japan's Nikkei ended up 29 percent.
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Both have rebounded sharply over the past year, helped primarily by a recovery in prices.
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The greenback rebounded from earlier losses tied to a disappointing report on U.S. manufacturing activity.
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But he rebounded well Tuesday, shutting out the Tigers on four hits and one walk.
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Since then, it has dramatically rebounded, with an estimated $940 million in sales last year.
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Household consumption had rebounded in the June quarter to add 0.4 percentage points to GDP.
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Although Berlin has changed considerably and rebounded from its division, many Cold War sites remain.
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Anthony misfired on two shots on the ensuing possession, but the Knicks rebounded both misses.
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One month after Donald Trump became president, the order was rescinded and the stocks rebounded.
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Production rebounded from a sharp falloff due to Hurricane Nate, and imports rose as well.
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Bitcoin rebounded above $280,215 over the weekend as the cryptocurrency extended post-Tax Day gains.
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Non-commodity imports also rebounded, HSBC said in a note, noting gains in machinery imports.
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Louisville out-rebounded Grand Canyon 41-35 and scored 21 points on 19 Lope turnovers.
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The gains extended after oil prices rebounded to set off a rally on Wall Street.
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The MSCI index has rebounded 21 percent from a 22-month low on Sept. 21.1785.
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He said demand rebounded "quite nicely" in Houston and Florida, which were particularly hard hit.
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Louisville out-rebounded Pitt 48-26, and outscored the Panthers 52-12 in the paint.
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Shares initially dropped as much as 6 percent, but rebounded to traded 3 percent higher.
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Last month, prices for imported petroleum rebounded 23.8 percent after declining 23.4 percent in March.
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The pound rebounded from a 20-month low to trade at $1.26 on Thursday. 4.
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The job market rebounded strongly in October from the hurricane induced job slump in September.
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Retail sales also rebounded in January, rising 0.2 percent, according Census Bureau data released Monday.
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Part of the reason the contestants' weight rebounded was because of "metabolic slowing," Hall said.
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U.S. stock prices rebounded from a February low but stalled heading into the November election.
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Property shares rebounded over 1 percent as some investors sought bargains following recent sell-offs.
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By early 2013, government forces rebounded, so wealthy Gulf states flooded support to the rebels.
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Hence Vinci shares rebounded after its denial and have now recouped most of their losses.
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After a dismal start to the year, high-yield bonds have rebounded strongly since Feb.
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The index rebounded from a 201-point deficit to close up 59 points to 24,083.
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The Mets rebounded from closer Edwin Diaz's blown save to win their fifth straight game.
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Other regional bourses moved little though major property firm Ezdan Holding rebounded sharply in Qatar.
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Stocks bounced Thursday in a choppy session, as oil rebounded by more than 4 percent.
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Southwest also mentioned unexpected softness during the second half of February that has since rebounded.
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After the Miocic loss, Werdum rebounded by overwhelming Travis Browne in exactly the same way.
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The dollar rebounded after falling the previous session, benefiting from relative calm in the market.
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As the import-export pendulum turned, LME stocks rebounded to 379,165 tonnes in late September.
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Consumer spending is recovering, and retail sales have rebounded after a slow start to 22019.
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Samardzija rebounded in a big way on Thursday, retiring 15 straight batters to handcuff Oakland.
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Industry data has suggested that production has rebounded strongly since the sanctions were officially lifted.
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But while European stock markets continued to fall, led by technology shares, Wall Street rebounded.
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Obama, after all, served as first-lady as the nation rebounded from an economic recession.
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It rebounded in part after Deputy Finance Minister Arturo Herrera was named as Urzua's replacement.
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Profit margins in July rebounded from a two-year low $3.85 a barrel in June.
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In April, prices for imported petroleum rebounded 212 percent after declining 24.6 percent in March.
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That's because the stock market has always rebounded beyond its previous levels after past downturns.
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And sales of print books have rebounded, a trend that should have benefited Barnes & Noble.
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But on Thursday, following news of Mr. Schnatter's resignation, shares rebounded, closing 11 percent higher.
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Retail inventories rebounded 0.8% in July as estimated in an advance report published last month.
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Whenever the market has had sharp declines so far in 215, it has rebounded quickly.
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Benjamin Netanyahu has rebounded from so many political defeats that he is called a magician.
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"It's amazing how quickly that landscape sort of rebounded — how resilient it was," he said.
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The price of Bitcoins fell by about 80 percent (though it has rebounded some lately).
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Abercrombie rebounded and kicked a 33-yarder in the third for a 10-0 lead.
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As the economy rebounded, leaders did not restore the cuts, even as train delays skyrocketed.
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Consumer confidence rebounded quickly once the shutdown ended, and retail sales were strong in March.
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David Ospina made the save, but it rebounded to Kagawa who was following the play.
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After a dramatic collapse earlier this month, the Turkish lira had rebounded in recent days.
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This comes after Friday's numbers showed the Turkish economy rebounded strongly in the fourth quarter.
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After a rotten 2018, China's CSI 300 index rebounded, rising by a third in 2019.
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Stocks with the most at stake from a disease weighing on the global economy rebounded.
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The contract rebounded from early weakness after finding support near its 24-day moving average.
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But Wall Street rebounded in January 22008, leading many to conclude the worst was over.
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But Morin then rebounded to get Ohtani to ground to short to end the game.
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The iShares MSCI Saudi Arabia ETF (KSA) fell sharply last fall but has since rebounded.
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The basic resources sector rebounded in afternoon trade, closing just 0.04 percent in the red.
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Snap's stock rebounded by 6 percent on Monday after touching a new all-time low.
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At the end of the week, though, markets rebounded on a mostly positive jobs report.
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After their split, Carter quickly rebounded with Miley Cyrus, though that ended just last month.
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EGX30 has mostly rebounded and is up 9.72% this year, beating several other regional markets.
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Texas Southern — The Tigers rebounded from an 0-13 start to make the NCAA tournament.
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Kihei Clark rebounded for Virginia and made two ensuing free throws with 20 seconds left.
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BTG has since rebounded, posting earnings of 3.833 billion reais last year, up nearly 40%.
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He began in the late 1970s, just as roller skating rebounded with a disco beat.
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The benchmark Nikkei average rebounded 2130% to 2000,410.20 points, after shedding 2% the previous day.
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The stock has rebounded since McDonald's named Kempczinski CEO, and is beating the overall market.
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"We tried to do this, but it sort of rebounded on us," Mr. Guaidó said.
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Earlier this week, data showed Chinese imports from the U.S. rebounded in November and December.
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It rebounded slightly in November but remained in contraction territory, data from IHS Markit showed.
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Tampa rebounded from the early turnovers to take a 14-10 after the first quarter.
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Oil briefly traded below $22019 per barrel earlier this year, but has since rebounded slightly.
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But the stock has rebounded sharply since then, and is now up 13% in 2019.
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Ross started to close the gap, but Burr has rebounded in the most recent polls.
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Though Virginia rebounded with a 56-47 win over Cole Anthony and the then-No.
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In the last several days it has rebounded from record lows in unusually heavy trade.
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The stock has since rebounded, recently hitting an all-time high of $86.04 a share.
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But in 260, the negative sentiment had largely rebounded, and people were out shopping again.
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Petrochemicals giant Industries Qatar rebounded 1.3 percent, recovering from the 0.9 percent made on Sunday.
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The Nasdaq composite outperformed, rising 0.64 percent to 173,256.56 as large-cap tech stocks rebounded.
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Cenovus shares rebounded to trade up as much as 22010 percent soon after the news.
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Shares of all seven have rebounded between 17 and 30 percent since the market's Feb.
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The coworking business has been growing rapidly as the economy rebounded following the Great Recession.
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The euro, meanwhile, rebounded from the day's low to trade up 0.4 percent at $1.1810.
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China's offshore yuan rebounded after touching its weakest against the dollar since November on Friday.
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The Knicks, like their star, rebounded from an ugly night Wednesday against Cleveland and afterward.
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ETSU out-rebounded LSU 903-29, including a 19-7 advantage on the offensive boards.
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Both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq declined as well, though the Nasdaq rebounded.
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Barratt Developments rebounded after dropping 2.8 percent in the previous session following a disappointing update.
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He has rebounded from his defeat, now serving as speaker of the House. 3. Gov.
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Capital investment rebounded to 13.9 percent from a 9.4 percent rise in the March quarter.
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But as that happened, John Collins, a Hawks forward, rebounded Young's blocked shot and scored.
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Analysts said the euro rebounded largely because traders felt it had been oversold last week.
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Motor vehicles orders rebounded 0.6% in May, leaving the bulk of April's 3.2% drop intact.
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It has since rebounded a bit, but is still down 44 percent on the day.
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The greenback's rally has faded this year while oil prices have rebounded from multi-year lows.
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U.S. retail sales rebounded sharply in October as demand for motor vehicles and building materials surged.
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The overall market has rebounded from its multi-year lows in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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Brent crude futures rebounded 1.3% to $68.65 per barrel, after falling 4.6% in the previous session.
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The S&P 500 also partly rebounded after it dropped more than 3 percent on Wednesday.
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European shares rebounded from two-month lows with London , Frankfurt and Paris 0.5% to 1.2963% higher.
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As you can see in NASA's photos, the eastern side of the lake rebounded this year.
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Under Chief Executive Carlos Tavares, PSA has rebounded from near-insolvency in 2013 to record profitability.
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After this loss to McGregor, he rebounded nicely with a second-round TKO of Will Chope.
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Futures briefly gave up some gains after the data release, but had mostly rebounded by midday.
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Michigan out-rebounded the Hoosiers 214-211 and outscored them 29-20 on second-chance points.
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Average hourly earnings rebounded strongly after a surprise drop in October, rising 0.3 percent in November.
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Gold stocks rebounded after two consecutive days of losses as investors scurried to safe-haven assets.
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On Friday, China reported exports rebounded and new bank loans increased more than expected in March.
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The French carmaker's shares also dipped, but by only 6% and have since rebounded slightly too.
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Salary freezes and tight budgets that came with the recession haven't rebounded along with the economy.
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Oil and gas well drilling rebounded 0.3 percent in March after tumbling 1.3 percent in February.
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The fund rebounded somewhat last month to be down 18 per cent as at April 30.
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As the beaten-down energy sector rebounded mightily this year, financial stocks remained in a rut.
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As crude prices have moved higher, the S&P 500 energy sector has rebounded since January.
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Investors' appetite for riskier currencies got a boost after data showed China's exports rebounded in March.
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Commodity prices have rebounded since the start of the year—good news for raw-materials producers.
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Shares of Samsung SDI, an affiliate of Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, rebounded 3 percent early Thursday.
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As cases became fewer, funding and attention shifted away, and in the 1970s the disease rebounded.
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Brent is up from $27 in January and WTI has rebounded from $26 levels in February.
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite also rebounded from their slight losses at the open.
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Currencies in the developing world weakened as the dollar rebounded after U.S. Treasury yields edged higher.
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This season's numbers build on last year's ratings, which rebounded following two seasons of declining viewership.
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Maybe that's an expression of his relief at the way his career has rebounded from scandal.
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Meanwhile, oil prices have rebounded somewhat, with WTI and Brent crude flirting with $50 per barrel.
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In the foreign exchange markets, the dollar rebounded after hitting three-month lows against major currencies.
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Property developer Emaar rebounded from the previous session's 2.2 percent decline to close 0.8 percent higher.
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The dollar Index has dipped below this briefly, but usually rebounded quickly from this support level.
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Real estate developers also rebounded; Emaar Properties and Damac Properties jumped 4.9 and 8.5 percent respectively.
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Hong Kong's benchmark equity index has also rebounded from its lows in the past few weeks.
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He has since rebounded to the tune — he says — of a personal fortune of $290 billion.
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Thanks to conservation efforts, the global population of wild rhinos rebounded dramatically over the 20th century.
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The dollar index has dipped below this briefly, but usually rebounded quickly from this support level.
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He rebounded from his loss on the Kentucky Oaks and wins around $2,200 for the day.
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American consumer confidence rebounded this month to the highest level since November after drooping in June.
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But it soon broke below the IPO price, briefly rebounded, and has since sunk consistently since.
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The Phillies rebounded from Friday's 20173-22017 loss by getting a steady performance from Zach Eflin.
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After starting the year in the red, crude has rebounded 51% in the past 6-months.
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Stock markets also rebounded, with the benchmark Merval stock index closing up 0.53 percent on Tuesday.
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Union Pacific shares rebounded Thursday, rising 5.89% after the company's own quarterly report exceeded earnings expectations.
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National Commercial Bank initially fell but then rebounded to trade flat as it went ex-dividend.
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Brent crude futures rebounded 1.0% to $68.46 per barrel, after falling 4.6% in the previous session.
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Oil has rebounded over 25 percent since slumping in December to its lowest in 18 months.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rebounded 2.6% to $55.34, having shed 7.9% the previous day.
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Sales then rebounded strongly in October after the Chinese government cut taxes on small-engine cars.
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Brent crude futures rebounded 1.18% to $68.56 per barrel, after falling 4.6% in the previous session.
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The Australian dollar, however, rebounded after China denied it had banned imports of the country's coal.
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Oil and gas stocks were also higher as oil prices rebounded from a three-month low.
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While single-family homebuilding rebounded in June, permits increased moderately and continued to lag housing starts.
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Wages rebounded strongly in January, even as employment gains slowed more than expected during the month.
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But the drop was small and the stock had rebounded within 10 minutes of the dip.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 index rebounded after May's speech, falling about 0.15 percent, paring losses.
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Pessimistic stocks, meanwhile, generally rebounded from their momentary stumble of bad news, leading to higher growth.
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The FANG basket is down much worse than the market this year, but it rebounded Wednesday.
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The Nifty, however, rebounded from the extremely oversold territory to end the week 3.69 percent higher.
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Crude prices declined briefly after the data and then rebounded as traders focused on other factors.
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Ericsson — Ericsson reported better than expected quarterly profit, as the telecom equipment maker's China business rebounded.
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Equities quickly rebounded, however, after Dow Jones reported that trade talks are in the final stages.
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Retail sales have since rebounded strongly, pointing to some acceleration in consumption in the second quarter.
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Government investment rebounded at a 2.4 percent rate, driven by spending at state and local governments.
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West Texas Intermediate futures for June rebounded Friday, closing 1.54 percent higher at $46.22 per barrel.
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L Brands — Shares of the Ohio-based retail business rebounded by more than 5 percent Friday.
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Demand for business jets has slowly rebounded following slumping sales after the 2009 global economic crisis.
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About 210,000 of these request have been rebounded, but they usually are accepted in appeal case.
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She rebounded from her poor shooting start to make nine of her final 12 shot attempts.
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Pakistan's economy has rebounded in recent years, with improving security across the country fuelling economic growth.
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Meanwhile, energy stocks rebounded from a four day losing streak to rise more than one percent.
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Activity in Spain's services sector beat expectations as new orders rebounded, despite being slightly down overall.
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Employment at construction sites rebounded by 234.4,000 jobs in March after falling by 25,000 in February.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components rebounded 0.83 percent after dropping 0.3 percent in December.
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Egypt's index was almost flat as Orascom Telecom , the most heavily traded share, rebounded 20.2 percent.
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On Friday, China reported exports rebounded and new bank loans increased more than expected in March.
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The latest data suggest the Chinese economy is slowing but not crashing; commodity prices have rebounded.
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SPSY, which fell right after the minutes came out, rebounded to end down just 0.04 percent.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rebounded 2.1% to $55.10, having shed 7.9% the previous day.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rebounded 1.8% to $54.92, having shed 7.9% the previous day.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude rebounded 1.9% to $54.96, having shed 7.9% the previous day.
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After that inning, Archer quickly rebounded and retired 11 of the final 13 batters he faced.
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Global stock markets have rebounded after they fell off a cliff after the shocking results emerged.
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But it's still a long ways out and Bevin has previously rebounded from bad poll numbers.
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Arizona retained possession, and Ira Lee made one free throw before the Wildcats rebounded his miss.
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Sixteen years have passed since that moment, and over time our relationship has stretched, morphed, rebounded.
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While other producers cut output, U.S. production rebounded to 9.5 million bpd in the latest week.
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Spot gold prices rebounded, rising over 1% as market participants fled stocks for the precious metal.
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CHINA CAR SALES: Vehicle sales rebounded in June, shaking off weakness in the previous two months.
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But the market rallied Wednesday as the Dow jumped more than 93 points and banks rebounded.
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It effectively removed the x-factor at the start of this year as the yuan rebounded.
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Sal Romano rebounded to retire the side in the ninth to complete a three-inning save.
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In the three years since the sequestration-caused hiring freeze, our system still has not rebounded.
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Safe-haven assets such as U.S. Treasuries, gold, and the Japanese yen rebounded after falling Tuesday.
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Both have rebounded since the recession that began in late 2007 and extended to mid-2009.
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The U.S. economy created 261,000 jobs in October as the economy rebounded from hurricane-related disruptions.
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The Reuters report caused a significant drop in the company's stock, but it has since rebounded.
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Toronto rebounded from Friday's 19-inning loss by swatting three homers in Saturday's 9-6 triumph.
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DXY rebounded from a five-week low hit earlier in the session as trade tensions eased.
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Retail payrolls likely rebounded after shedding jobs in April for the first time since December 2014.
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According to the report, sales in both Florida and Texas rebounded after months of storm effects.
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By 2014, the country had rebounded to become one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe.
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In Arizona, Trump has rebounded and now leads Clinton by 4 points, 47 to 43 percent.
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Wheat touched a 13-month low on Monday, but rebounded nearly 6 percent the following day.
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China's onshore indices also rebounded into positive territory after dropped as much as 0.7% this afternoon.
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Wholesale food prices rebounded 0.6% in June, driven by chicken eggs and fresh fruits and melons.
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Thanks to some TLC, the Zinnias have rebounded from the mold outbreak and started to bloom.
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Oil prices rebounded after a surprise U.S. crude stockpile drawdown eased worries about a supply glut.
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McCollum missed a long jumper, and the Hawks rebounded and called timeout with 2.2 ticks left.
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Oregon took a 37-28 lead into halftime, and out-rebounded UT-Arlington 46-36 overall.
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But most sectors in China rebounded on Thursday morning after sharp falls during the previous session.
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Benchmark Brent crude has rebounded sharply since January but struggled to stay above $50 a barrel.
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I stopped following the brand while it rebounded and continued to make waves in the industry.
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Oil majors Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp rose more than 7% as oil prices rebounded.
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The 86-year-old vet, for example, rebounded during a month in a hospital nursing home.
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Exxon's shares have underperformed over the last 12 months even as the price oil has rebounded.
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Bond rose, while the Merval stock index rebounded from sharp falls on Tuesday, gaining about 7%.
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But since being placed on the endangered species list in the early 1970s, they quickly rebounded.
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Tourism rebounded in September, driven by a cruise industry that offers customers lodging, meals and tours.
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But an hour after its results hit the tape, the stock rebounded and then turned positive.
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As crude prices have rebounded since January, so have prices for American drivers at the pump.
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Boeing shares dropped 13 percent on Monday, but rebounded, ending the day just 5 percent down.
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After the news initially sent Amazon shares down, investors brushed it away, and the price rebounded.
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Sale rebounded to win that day, and it wound up being deGrom's last start for Stetson.
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The birds' numbers have since rebounded, and their populations are now considered stable throughout their range.
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Although the 2008 financial crisis plunged millions of homeowners into foreclosure, the property market quickly rebounded.
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After a small dip the first day when most people left the office, their pace rebounded.
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In Asia, stocks have rebounded from their lows, and futures markets tracking U.S. stocks are rising.
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Since the start of April, Tesla's shares have rebounded 40 percent, costing short-sellers $4.4 billion.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 21.1016 added 21%, having rebounded 2573.72% late on Thursday.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 21.3096 added 2109.07%, having rebounded 21.1025% late on Thursday.
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Airlines Delta and United Airlines both climbed almost 1%, while Carnival Cruise Lines also rebounded 1.2%.
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Biden struggled in the first two states but rebounded for a second-place finish in Nevada.
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And two industries more concentrated in red America — mining and manufacturing — have rebounded notably under Trump.
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The market has rebounded more than 6 percent since mid-January on signs of economic recovery.
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But Biden has since rebounded and even gained ground in a raft of recent national surveys.
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Leisure and hospitality jobs rebounded in June by adding 59,21625 jobs after losing 2900,220006 in May.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 21.3100 firmed 2109.07%, having rebounded 21.1028% late on Thursday.
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On Wednesday, shares in the company retreated and rebounded on news of the trade commission's lawsuit.
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But interviewees should also discuss how they rebounded when things didn't go as planned, Segal said.
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And how she has rebounded, stronger than ever, by creating her own syndicated daytime talk show.
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In currency markets, the dollar rebounded from against the Japanese yen to trade at 107.12 yen.
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Dylan Strome's shot was stopped but rebounded off Flames forward Michael Frolik and into the net.
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Employment levels fell for three straight months in the spring and summer, but have since rebounded.
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On the commodities front, oil prices rebounded after sinking on Friday for a sixth straight day.
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The real estate sector rebounded on Friday with its subindex climbing 0.8 percent at the close.
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But investors held their nerve, and markets have rebounded nicely in the first week of November.
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The euro, meanwhile, rebounded from the day's low to trade up 0.4 percent at $1.1810 EUR=.
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They rose in line with gains elsewhere in Europe, where the sector rebounded following recent losses.
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While the stocks have since rebounded, most are still cheaper than they were before the pullback.
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The stock rebounded in October after Tesla reported better-than-expected earnings and a surprise profit.
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Since then it has rebounded but is still down about 0.07 percent so far this month.
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Stainless steel production rebounded strongly in the first half of this year, thanks again to China.
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The Nasdaq 20173 rebounded Friday, and was up nearly 22017 percent to about 250,22016 at midday.
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The Polish zloty and the Hungarian forint rebounded from Tuesday's one-year lows against the euro.
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With its paint protector back on the court, the Billikens out-rebounded the Eagles 49-37.
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But markets rebounded by Wednesday afternoon, with all three indexes posting gains at the closing bell.
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They have bottomed out but haven't rebounded yet, so we need to look at developments carefully.
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And how she has rebounded, stronger than ever, by creating her own syndicated daytime talk show.
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Stocks on Wall Street rebounded to trade more than 20.68% higher after the Fed's surprise statement.
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But it rebounded last year to $23.1 million — the highest funding level since at least 2011.
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Employment at construction sites rebounded by 16,000 jobs in March after falling by 25,000 in February.
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U.S. Treasury prices fell, while stocks on Wall Street rebounded after a brutal two-day drop.
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Government payrolls rebounded by 33,000, the most since August 2018, after shedding 11,000 jobs in May.
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Sales at building material stores rebounded 2.4 percent last month after declining 0.8 percent in April.
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Support for free trade has now rebounded modestly, with 52 percent supporting it as of April.
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"Really good start by Blake, kind of rebounded from his last couple," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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Spending on nonresidential structures rebounded 0.9 percent in November after falling 0.2 percent in the prior month.
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Teck Resources Ltd rebounded 3.1 percent to C$24.66 after falling on Thursday on weak Chinese data.
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Fresnillo was the top riser on the index, up 1.7 percent as gold rebounded from recent falls.
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The materials group, home to mining and other resource companies, added 0.2 percent as gold miners rebounded.
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Lyft stock dipped 3% in after hours trading following the earnings report, but rebounded and turned positive.
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Gold rebounded to a fresh three-week high, as investor risk aversion lifted appetite for the metal.
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Shares rebounded to $332.80 on New Year's Eve but closed Wednesday at $310.12, a 6.8 percent decline.
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Logistics company Gulf Warehousing, which had plunged after the boycott started, rebounded 6.9 percent to 13 riyals.
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Collections plunged in April 2014 then rebounded last year with the help of a robust stock market.
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The Flyers rebounded to score five consecutive goals, the final three over a span of 4:19.
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Spending on nonresidential structures rebounded 1.5 percent in February after dropping 1.7 percent in the prior month.
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Unfilled durable goods orders rebounded 0.2 percent in February after slipping 0.3 percent in the prior month.
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Economic growth Following the dips in growth that marked the recession, the economy slowly and steadily rebounded.
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Crude futures rebounded from the day's losses on the data, rising to $49.90 a day, nearly unchanged.
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All three indexes were down more than 1% in early trading and rebounded later in the session.
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The U.S. currency rebounded overnight from a low of 113.045 to 114.860, gaining 1.1 percent on Thursday.
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Teck Resources Ltd rebounded 3.3 percent to C$4.863 after falling on Thursday with weak Chinese data.
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Basic resource stocks rebounded sharply on Wednesday as the dollar slipped slightly ahead of the Fed meeting.
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The Sooners, who rebounded from Thursday's Round 221 loss to Arkansas, still had trouble from long range.
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Lead also rebounded from a 26.8701-month low hit on Monday, rising 0.6% to $1,796 a tonne.
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Production rebounded after wildfires in the region in the second quarter shut down facilities for several weeks.
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Shares of those three banks all fell in early trading but have rebounded to their previous levels.
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On Saturday, Delebar rebounded with one scoreless inning against the Mariners with a walk and a strikeout.
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Several other names which have been beaten up in recent days also rebounded including Aviva and Prudential.
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Equities rose, the spread between the yields of French and German bonds narrowed and the euro rebounded.
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Shares of Legg Mason have rebounded by more than 37% this year, including a 2.6% pop Wednesday.
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Bond yields rebounded, lowering the value of insurance companies' liabilities and increasing net interest margins of banks.
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Stocks on Wall Street initially rebounded, as did major indices in Europe, on the White House announcement.
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Oil prices rebounded nearly 26% Thursday amid reports of a tanker incident in the Gulf of Oman.
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He added gasoline margins rebounded to around $12.30 a barrel in the previous quarter after autumn maintenance.
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Major American stock indexes rebounded early as oil prices briefly rose, but the rally did not last.
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Economic growth in the last quarter of 2018 rebounded, expanding 0.6 percent though still running below potential.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - U.S. worker productivity rebounded in the fourth quarter, keeping labor costs in check.
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Those expectations were boosted slightly after a government report earlier on Tuesday showed monthly inflation rebounded somewhat.
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The index has mostly rallied since mid-February as oil prices rebounded and worries over China eased.
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But after the war, wildlife populations rebounded, and today the park is thriving, Pringle tells The Verge.
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Even though stocks have rebounded, Tilley hasn't been in a rush to put new money to work.
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Brent crude futures rebounded from mid-day losses to trade 55 cents higher at $49.78 a barrel.
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The stock rebounded minutes later, bringing Netflix's stock down only marginally from where it was before earnings.
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Elephant numbers rebounded when war-torn Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) became too perilous for poachers in the 1970s.
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At one point he lost about 10kg but his weight rebounded, though he still restricted his calories.
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After declining in October, the index of lending to medium-sized firms rebounded to 212.7 from 204.8.
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Against the yen, the dollar rebounded 0.6 percent to 107.15 yen on Monday due to bargain-hunting.
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Baltimore starter Ubaldo Jimenez rebounded after giving up the two-run homers in the first two innings.
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While housing continues to be soft, the other segments of the economy have rebounded from earlier weakness.
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New orders for key U.S.-made capital goods were unexpectedly unchanged in October, while shipments rebounded modestly.
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British retail sales rebounded unexpectedly in June, rising 1% over the previous month, according to official data.
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No. 9 Virginia has rebounded from its lone loss of the season with three straight runaway wins.
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By the time the economy rebounded four years later, his rating had increased by 25 percentage points.
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It was a traumatic and overwhelming few days for Trooper, but the puppy quickly and miraculously rebounded.
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London copper futures also rebounded from a similar 18-month low of $0003,736 a tonne on Jan.
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But as oil prices rebounded in the second quarter, some drillers chose to reopen previously closed wells.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crude oil imports into the U.S. Gulf Coast rebounded in the week to Sept.
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Expectations were so low among analysts and investors that Tesla's flagging share price rebounded after that announcement.
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Yeah – but the category really rebounded from 2017 where it was down mid-single digits in '17.
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Center Thomas Welsh rebounded from his worst offensive performance of the season, a four-point outing Dec.
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Facebook has rebounded in the new year with its shares rising almost 25 percent year to date.
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After falling steeply last year, Michael Kors shares have already rebounded more than 40 percent in 2016.
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U.S. new home sales rebounded in June, but sales for the prior three months were revised lower.
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Other petrochemical shares also rose as Brent futures rebounded overnight and were trading near $56.50 a barrel.
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The euro was flat at $1.1159, having rebounded on Wednesday from a three-week low of $1.1123.
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U.S. stocks rebounded on Thursday with the Dow posting its biggest percentage gain in over four months.
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Mining, oil field and gas field machinery orders rebounded 17.8 percent after tumbling 7.5 percent in August.
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Minnesota shot 50 percent (12 of 24) from 3-point range and out-rebounded Charlotte 50-40.
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That means growth in broader consumer spending almost certainly rebounded from the first quarter's tepid 73 percent.
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Manufacturing rebounded 0.2 percent, in line with economist expectations, after an unrevised 0.4 percent fall in May.
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