The Hurricanes held a 39-32 rebounding edge against one of the country's top rebounding teams.
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The other good thing is this: REBOUNDING, A POEM BY TIM DUNCAN Rebounding the ball translates into wins.
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The Tar Heels, who have been one of the country's top rebounding teams, finished with a 143-25 rebounding advantage.
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The Timberwolves rank 24th in the NBA in defensive rebounding and have posted a minus-7.3 rebounding margin this month.
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The Tar Heels were the top offensive rebounding team in Division I, and they faced the top defensive rebounding team in Gonzaga.
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Offensive rebounding %: 61.5Defensive rebounding %: 84.2 Add all that up—improved defense, massive rebounding advantage, unexpected contributors on both ends—and it's no wonder the Thunder have outscored San Antonio by an average of 6.2 points in the fourth quarter this series.
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Bob (8.3 boards) and 6-11 center Nico Carvacho(9.0) are the rebounding leaders for Colorado State, which owns a plus-6.8average rebounding margin.
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Rutgers is first nationally in rebounding (45.7 per game) and in the top five in offensive rebounding (16.2), scoring defense (58.3 points) and field goal defense (36.3 percent).
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ABOUT SETON HALL (275-268, 8-8): Delgado continues to be a force in the paint, leading the nation in overall rebounding, offensive rebounding (4.7) and double-doubles (23).
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The size and experience of North Carolina's front line — primarily the 260-pound Meeks — enabled the Tar Heels to lead the nation this season in every major rebounding statistic, setting a team record for rebounding margin (12.7 per game) and topping all teams in offensive-rebounding percentage for a third consecutive year.
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"Near term, PC units are rebounding above expectation (off a dismal first quarter), while the China smartphone market is also rebounding," Baird's Tristan Gerra wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Also rebounding were biotechs, with the Nasdaq Biotech Index .
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UCLA had a 383-43 rebounding edge over Maryland, the 15th-best rebounding team in the country by margin; the Bruins grabbed 27 offensive rebounds that they turned into 215 second-chance points.
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Stock futures initially fell overnight on Trump's comments before rebounding.
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"Coach is always on us about guard rebounding," Jackson said.
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But lately, bitcoin has been rebounding, hitting $757.77 in June.
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Sales of Volkswagen diesel cars are now rebounding in Germany.
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Auto sales are running flat out and housing is rebounding.
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Brent crude in London erased earlier losses, rebounding above $32.
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Chicago entered Friday leading the league in rebounding differential (+14).
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US Futures are in rally mode, rebounding near yesterday's highs.
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It's rebounding, specifically on the defensive side of the floor.
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U.S. stocks rose on Monday, rebounding from losses last week.
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Citi, among the most upbeat, sees prices rebounding from March.
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Amazon deforestation is rebounding from a record low in 2012.
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The rebounding dinar prompted investors to buy back Bahraini debt.
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Unfortunately, the species will not be rebounding any time soon.
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Defensively, they fight like crazy, they're a terrific rebounding team.
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Shares shed a penny to $21 after hours before rebounding.
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ET, rebounding from a brief slide after the EIA data.
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Now look at Michigan: even slower; bad at offensive rebounding.
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That difference in speed caused the rebounding droplet to spin.
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Golden State's rebounding advantage in the first half has evaporated.
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Indiana coach Nate McMillan said Atlanta's rebounding dictated the game.
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"That's been a problem of ours," Mullin said of rebounding.
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Georgia Tech's Ben Lammers leads the ACC in blocked shots and is second in rebounding, while Wake Forest's John Collins is eighth in the conference in scoring, fifth in rebounding and third in blocks.
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While Atlanta finished second in defensive ranking last year, trailing only the San Antonio Spurs, they also finished 28th in the league in rebounding percentage, 26th in defensive boards, and 30th in offensive rebounding percentage.
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The Turkish lira stabilised after rebounding more than 8 percent overnight.
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"We're last in the league in defense and rebounding," Whiteside said.
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Arizona shot 23 percent and had a 22-22014 rebounding advantage.
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He also tied Bar for game-high rebounding honors with eight.
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Utah is 10-1 this season when winning the rebounding battle.
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The rebounding interest rate partly reflects higher confidence in global growth.
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The home team wound up with a 43-39 rebounding advantage.
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The markets are near historic highs, and earnings are rebounding nicely.
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Crude prices dropped notably on the news before rebounding a bit.
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Goodman leads Arizona State in rebounding and is second in scoring.
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Crude prices have been rebounding from a sharp decline in March.
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The Tar Heels finished with a rebounding advantage of 48-24.
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However, Amazon deforestation is rebounding from a record low in 2012.
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His offense and rebounding are just too important to the Thunder.
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Betances walked the first two hitters in the seventh before rebounding.
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Graphic: S&P 500 homebuilders rebounding but still relatively cheap - here.
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His rebounding was cited by several Spurs players after the game.
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The Lakers dominated the glass, compiling a 51-33 rebounding edge.
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Tilmon and Kennesaw's Mbuyamba shared game-high rebounding honors with nine.
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Saint Peters did manage to have a 36-34 rebounding advantage.
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The Huskies shot 41.4 percent had a 40-29 rebounding edge.
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For the game, the Buckeyes held a 15-26 rebounding advantage.
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NBI rebounding late, also breaking an eight-day run of losses.
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We were communicating, we were scrambling, keeping guys in front, rebounding.
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TCU led the rebounding 214-353, with Kenrich Williams grabbing 235.
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The EU sees the economy rebounding by 2.7 percent in 2017.
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Washington enjoyed a 46-28 rebounding advantage entering the fourth quarter.
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Randolph also shared game-high rebounding honors with Koufos with seven.
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Food prices were unchanged last month after rebounding 0.3% in May.
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I am all about rebounding, setting screens, scoring ... whatever it takes.
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The Mets, rebounding from an onslaught injuries, came on strong late.
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Cost: $252 billion A rebounding Detroit needs another link to Canada.
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But entering Wednesday's games, Westbrook ranked 12th in rebounding this season.
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In August, gasoline prices fell 27% after rebounding 2215% in July.
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Hotel stocks were rebounding for a second day in a row.
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In August, gasoline prices fell 3.5% after rebounding 8983% in July.
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But he worked hard, and rebounding was work, plain and simple.
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The rebounding battle was also close as Chicago won 47-42.
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By game's end, Georgia Tech held a 39-30 rebounding advantage.
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Then it was mental errors, turnovers, bad fouls, bad defensive rebounding.
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Gonzaga outrebounded the best rebounding team in the country, 24-23.
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He's also showing a rebounding trend in the Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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The Bulls finished the night with a 53-34 rebounding advantage.
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They held a 40-32 rebounding advantage and blocked six shots.
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But with the dollar rebounding on Wednesday, investors sold the pound.
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Utah committed 14 turnovers but held a 58-41 rebounding edge.
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The Bulldogs had a 57-35 rebounding edge in their opener.
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"The rebounding really hurt us again," Clippers Coach Doc Rivers said.
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Our whole thing is either turning people over or rebounding the ball.
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But rebounding, especially on the offensive end, may have been the key.
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The S&P 500 fell into a correction in October before rebounding.
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Arizona State, which started four guards, had a 45-43 rebounding advantage.
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The Lakers had just a 2108-215 rebounding advantage at the half.
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That more than canceled out a 259-24 Beavers advantage in rebounding.
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Early we gave up some offensive rebounds and we started gang rebounding.
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With the stock rebounding, Kamich found the charts behind AMD very compelling.
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Rebounding from a failed merger, Vizio is putting ease of use first.
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It matches the finding of two other recent polls showing Moore rebounding.
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The STOXX 600 was up 0.3 percent, rebounding from one-month lows.
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The Suns shot 44.6 percent and had a 83-43 rebounding edge.
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The Musketeers owned a 40-29 rebounding advantage, including 17 offensive rebounds.
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TCU committed just nine turnovers and held a 38-31 rebounding edge.
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Thompson finally broke out of his offensive rebounding slump in Game 4.
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Helping Penn State's cause was a 21-16 first-half rebounding advantage.
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Boston ranks 3.13th in the NBA in defensive rebounding percentage, per NBA.
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Along with steel, iron ore futures also rose, rebounding after recent losses.
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We're guessing both insanely beautiful, wealthy people won't have an issue rebounding.
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In short, the Thunder's offensive rebounding has negated the Warriors' transition advantage.
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The difference in the game tonight was our rebounding and Vince's efficiency.
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Chief among them will be the Warriors' rim protection and defensive rebounding.
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The city is undoubtedly rebounding from Katrina, but only part of it.
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The Cavaliers recorded a 49-1123 rebounding edge in Game 3. 2.
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She said the economy appeared to be rebounding after a weak winter.
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Purdue is ranked first nationally in rebounding margin (12.4) entering Saturday's games.
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Offensively, the Wildcats made 51.6 percent and dominated the rebounding 28-12.
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Charlotte held a considerable edge in the rebounding department at 59-42.
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The Tide shot 37.5 percent but won the rebounding battle 19-14.
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Two, I'd be the only one playing defense and rebounding like hell.
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New home sales and construction starts by developers are also rebounding strongly.
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Further, some say the IPO market is after rebounding earlier this year.
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"She would have been proud of our rebounding," Parker said of Summitt.
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Early indication was that history may repeat itself with stock futures rebounding.
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When it came to shot blocking and rebounding, though, Hakeem was there.
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Mirotic shared team-high rebounding honors with Pat Connaughton with 11 apiece.
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I thought his rebounding, getting to a couple of loose ball plays.
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Growth in services slowed to 54.9, after rebounding to 55.3 in February.
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Manufacturing output rose 2.1%, rebounding after declining 8.8% in the first quarter.
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WORST Passing, College of Charleston; rebounding, Marshall; shot-blocking, South Dakota State.
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A rebounding economy and currency have also helped him improve his image.
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She led the team in rebounding and blocks as it won gold.
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They blended passing and shot blocking, dribbling and rebounding, offense and defense.
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Reckitt shares fell as much as 5% before rebounding into positive territory.
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Hmm, he's just broken up with his ex, he's rebounding, is another.
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Van Vliet shared team-high rebounding honors with Knight, each grabbing five.
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He is rebounding and scoring more, and shooting at a higher percentage.
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His thrust and force and rebounding, what he did and the stamina.
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But it could also send a shot rebounding into a water hazard.
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Forward Simi Shittu led the Commodores in scoring (29) and rebounding (235).
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The STOXX 600 was up 0.5 percent, rebounding from one-month lows.
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Shares of Tesla rose 0.9 percent, rebounding from last week's sell-off.
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And despite the rebounding advantage, the Grizzlies and Randolph were more physical.
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The Nets had a 49-35 rebounding advantage in the previous meeting. 2.
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Mavs coach Rick Carlisle took the blame for the late-game rebounding woes.
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But some companies are going to have a harder time rebounding than others.
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US stocks opened sharply lower before rebounding to trade with just modest losses.
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And it may not specifically be "defending and rebounding," as Spellman said, either.
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Easy: protecting the rim, rebounding, energy and be an anchor in the paint.
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The Cavaliers enjoyed a 26-19 rebounding advantage during the first 24 minutes.
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We expect real GDP to contract 0.3% in 0003 before rebounding in 2018.
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Soybeans have gained nearly 4% this week, rebounding from last week's 2.4% loss.
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The Suns had a huge edge in rebounding, 51-29 for the game.
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Detroit also had a 24-243 rebounding advantage, mainly due to Drummond's dominance.
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The results were helped by solid stock market performance and rebounding oil prices.
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The world economy slowed in that quarter but it appears to be rebounding.
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Colorado had a 39-26 rebounding edge and led 41-27 at halftime.
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He had a dreadful Game 2 before rebounding with a solid Game 3.
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Also rebounding were biotechs, with the Nasdaq Biotech Index ending up 4.0 percent.
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Crude prices have been rebounding in the last two weeks from that decline.
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San Antonio also went from 15th to first in rebounding rate this season.
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Good luck out-rebounding the Pacers when this group is on the floor.
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The Sun Devils also had a 40-34 rebounding edge —Field Level Media
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast factory orders rebounding 2.1 percent in August.
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Urban Meyer burned himself to a crisp in Gainesville before rebounding in Columbus.
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Stocks have been on fire this month, rebounding from steep losses in May.
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The business is rebounding in 2016 and is one of Hormel's strongest performers.
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On Friday, the S&P 500 briefly dipped below that level before rebounding.
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Roberson finished with 20 rebounds as part of Syracuse's 49-42 rebounding edge.
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Twelve players scored for the Mountaineers, who enjoyed a 47-26 rebounding margin.
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Houston is tops in the conference in offensive rebounding while UConn is last.
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"I was rebounding, a couple years out of an eating disorder," she explains.
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If history is any guide, they may underperform when the NDX is rebounding.
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Oil prices rose after the data, with U.S. crude rebounding into positive territory.
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As long we're sharing the ball, playing defense and rebounding, we should win.
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Plus, Manziel was spotted out in Dallas this weekend without Colleen ... so, rebounding?
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A rebounding economy and strengthening ringgit currency, however, are working in Najib's favor.
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The Utes committed 19 turnovers but amassed a huge 61-37 rebounding advantage.
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The trade-dependent economy has expanded for four quarters underpinned by rebounding exports.
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Duke was charged with 222 turnovers and overcame Kansas' 220-233 rebounding advantage.
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Marfrig shares fell over 2 percent before rebounding to trade up 1 percent.
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Jefferson was a jumping jack presence, passing, rebounding and hitting the occasional shot.
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"I think, for us, we're not a great offensive rebounding team," Gentry said.
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Banking stocks got some rebounding during the overnight trading after falling on Wednesday.
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Revenue also beat forecasts as customers spent more amid a rebounding U.S. economy.
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The Turkish lira started slipping again after rebounding more than 26.9175 percent overnight.
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The Shockers were third nationally in rebounding margin entering Thursday at plus-12.3.
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N) rose 21 percent, rebounding from the previous session's losses, and Netflix's (NFLX.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast construction spending rebounding 10.23 percent in April.
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Prices have been rebounding since then — and so has construction of new houses.
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He led the Wildcats in scoring (15.2) and rebounding (7.5) this past season.
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Butler had a big rebounding edge, 38-25, and committed only six turnovers.
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That's when Wade's resurgence and the rebounding disadvantage caught up with the Pelicans.
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But what they possessed in talent, they lacked in rebounding and defensive tenacity.
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He had a similar increase in rebounding, averaging 15.1 a game from 11.
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And it looks like we have the rebounding economy to thank for it.
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We see that infrastructure is rebounding, but property and exports are slowing down.
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Cleveland has a 91-61 rebounding edge over the first two games. 3.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast construction spending rebounding 0.8 percent in April.
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Cheryl Mitchell played basketball at Eastern Kentucky, once holding that university's rebounding record.
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Mostly thin, in recent decades, though Cleveland seems finally to be rebounding economically.
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Tesla shares, which tanked 13.5% Monday, were rebounding about 9% in premarket trading.
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Apple shares closed 1.59% higher, rebounding slightly from a steep decline on Tuesday.
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Nike shares are rebounding after falling the past two weeks on coronavirus fears.
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The Wildcats' 234-220 rebounding edge helped Arizona pile on after the break.
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Auburn had a 44-34 rebounding advantage with 143 at the offensive end.
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Xavier had a 43-36 rebounding edge and 24 points off Lipscomb turnovers.
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Saint Mary's committed just three turnovers and won the rebounding battle 38-30.
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McCormack also snagged seven boards as part of a 37-28 rebounding advantage.
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Sarr grabbed 22 rebounds, helping Wake Forest to a 216-216 rebounding edge.
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They had large advantages in rebounding (43-24) and opponent turnovers (252-232).
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Rebounding oil prices are fueling major job growth in the Lone Star State.
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So while hiring is rebounding, job seekers will face some extra competition here.
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Those declines came even as the broader retail industry appears to be rebounding.
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Memphis had a 50-34 advantage in rebounding, paced by Jae Crowder's 10.
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"I've never seen him rebound the ball like he is rebounding," Miller said.
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Even when they missed, the Tar Heels benefited from the overwhelming rebounding edge.
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Prices for imported petroleum increased 4.7 percent after rebounding 7.1 percent in January.
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Last year, the Hawks were the worst offensive rebounding team in NBA history.
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U.C.L.A.'s fast-paced attack and dominant offensive rebounding will challenge the Huskies.
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In November, gasoline prices tumbled 4.2 percent after rebounding 3.0 percent in October.
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That's largely due to coach Rick Pitino's philosophy of focusing on defense and rebounding, which has Louisville ranked second in the nation in rebounding margin (+2282), third in scoring defense (274) and third in field-goal defense (272 percent) through Tuesday.
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"He's moving the basketball, he's playing both ends, he's rebounding the ball," Fisher said.
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Haas collected 10 rebounds to help the Boilermakers post a 44-33 rebounding edge.
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We've been so successful at using less water that our aquifers have been rebounding.
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Forward Kevarrius Hayes added four points and led Florida in rebounding with seven boards.
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He has led the team in rebounding 11 times and recorded five double-doubles.
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And "after yesterday, you can't say we're rebounding in a straight line," Cramer noted.
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Beaten-down construction stock Drake & Scull continued rebounding and added a further 1.9 percent.
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C Dwight Howard came into Sunday's game leading the NBA in rebounding at 17.6.
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Seton Hall's rebounding advantage compensated for the Pirates losing the turnover battle, 28-23.
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The Australian dollar sank to $0.6656, the lowest since 2009, before rebounding to $0.6679.
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The dollar ended little changed at 111.415 rebounding from a low of 111 yen.
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So that tells you, you know, there's a rebounding, there's a genius for that.
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Weaker oil prices have affected provisioning despite prices rebounding from their lows in January.
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Arcelik's prospects, however, depend more on tapping distant markets than on rebounding local ones.
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Bond yields continued to tick up, rebounding from lows hit earlier in the month.
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Stocks are rebounding on Tuesday following a big sell-off the last two sessions.
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Boston College won the battle on the glass, out-rebounding Hartford 40 to 28.
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Investment in private residential projects tumbled 1.4 percent after rebounding 3.4 percent in November.
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At 39, Maia's chances of rebounding from a loss to Masvidal look even slimmer.
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Defensively, he&aposs been tough guarding (power forwards) and (centers) and rebounding for us.
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Dana Gas rose 4 percent, rebounding from a sharp drop in the previous session.
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The euro was marginally lower at $1.1215, rebounding from a session low of $1.1207.
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The Cavs turned that around taking a 39-38 rebounding edge for the game.
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After rebounding in the first half of 2016, industrial production plummeted again in August.
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The metal fell to as low as $1,315.71 an ounce before rebounding to $1,323.
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Instead of rebounding to $1.83 a barrel, U.S. crude has remained stuck around $21.8.
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Nor is employment in Luzerne County—which peaked in 1914—rebounding any time soon.
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Oregon shot 49.2 percent from the field and posted a 42-32 rebounding edge.
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The junior forward, who leads the nation in rebounding, also pulled down 268 boards.
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Yale shot 46.5 percent from the field and had a 42-29 rebounding advantage.
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In Emerging Europe, Turkish stocks gained 88.9143 percent, rebounding from Tuesday's 88.9133 percent loss.
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Since then, the messaging app which boasts a strong millennial base, has been rebounding.
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On Wall Street, markets inched higher rebounding from their biggest sell-off of 2017.
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U.S. manufacturing activity expanded last month, rebounding from its lowest level since late 2016.
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Instead of rebounding to $2278 a barrel, U.S. crude has remained stuck around $49.
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Concerns over protectionism are fading at the same time as global trade is rebounding.
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That's one thing we really focus on is locking down on defense and rebounding.
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The company's shares were up 0.6 percent in afternoon trading, rebounding from earlier losses.
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Despite Trump's comments, oil benchmarks ended the day modestly higher, rebounding from early losses.
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Yet they are seeing sufficient flashes from Fultz to believe he really is rebounding.
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The crown currency weakened slightly after the announcement before rebounding most of the way.
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Shares in Roll-Royce fell more than 3% before rebounding to trade up 0.7%.
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Exports grew 16.4% to 1.6 million tonnes, rebounding from an 18.8% contraction in September.
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Sales in the company's two biggest markets -- the United States and China -- are rebounding.
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Saturday was the 18th straight double-digit rebounding game for Clippers C DeAndre Jordan.
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Minnesota had a 40-25 rebounding edge over their opponent from the Horizon League.
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Still, the peso dropped to 23.1 against the dollar on Tuesday before rebounding slightly.
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The dollar briefly dipped on the data against a basket of currencies before rebounding.
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"His rebounding has really hurt us," Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard said of Ochefu.
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Rebounding from a two-error game, Kris Bryant flashed nifty leather at third base.
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UCLA had plenty of height to take advantage, out-rebounding the Wildcats 47-30.
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Once Houston lost its early rebounding edge, it never reclaimed control of the game.
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N.C. State's dominance extended to rebounding, holding a 51-24 advantage in that category.
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Louisville made 50.9 percent of its field goals and dominated the rebounding 40-12.
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On Wednesday, the Sooners' rebounding was woeful, with State having a 47-26 advantage.
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Given that the Heels' best strength is their offensive rebounding, this one's worth monitoring.
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Nike gained 11% after beating quarterly revenue estimates and reporting rebounding sales in China.
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It didn't hurt that the economy under the nation's first black president was rebounding.
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It briefly dipped below 20,82.693 for the first time since February 2017 before rebounding.
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Temple shot 45.7 percent from the field and had a 39-36 rebounding edge.
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The Hawks outrebounded the Pacers 56-37, Indiana's worst rebounding deficit of the season.
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But the rebounding spending levels have not driven prices back down at every school.
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Snap shares rose 6.5 percent Monday morning in volatile trade, rebounding from earlier losses.
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For the Pacers, meanwhile, Myles Turner joined Sabonis in double-figures rebounding with 10.
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Denver came in ranked No. 1 in the NBA in rebounding percentage, Portland 13th.
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Before rebounding Wednesday, Lee's stock had sunk more than 50% in the past year.
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Gonzaga held a 51-32 rebounding edge and collected 18 on the offensive boards.
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The Musketeers had a 238-235 rebounding advantage and had 29 second-chance points.
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But his absence didn't prevent the Jazz from holding a 236-298 rebounding advantage.
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Butler had a 24-6.33 rebounding edge before the break, including nine offensive rebounds.
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Tatum was second on the team in both scoring (16.8 points) and rebounding (7.3).
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The rose 0.95 percent, at $0.7795, rebounding from a three-month low of $0.7672.
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Concerns appeared to have alleviated somewhat Tuesday, as the lira showed signs of rebounding.
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Rutgers shot 222 percent from the floor and had a 210-30 rebounding edge.
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"He was going up and getting them and rebounding outside his area," Few said.
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Qatar's benchmark index edged a tick higher after rebounding from four sessions of declines.
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The Shockers' trademarks of defense and rebounding were primary features of their latest win.
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Nickel gained 0.6% to $13,745, rebounding after touching $13,610, the weakest since July 16.
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The euro fell to $1.0826, the lowest since May 2017, before rebounding to $1.0842.
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The euro fell to $1.0826, the lowest since May 2017, before rebounding to $1.0835.
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Transportation equipment orders fell 2.1% in January after rebounding 8.8% in the prior month.
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Nike gained 12% after beating quarterly revenue estimates and reporting rebounding sales in China.
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Nor is employment in Luzerne County — which peaked in 230 — rebounding any time soon.
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Nor is employment in Luzerne County — which peaked in 1914 — rebounding any time soon.
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The Wildcats' rebounding leader was reserve forward Ira Lee with only five in 210 minutes.
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The executive blames the surprising growth of an unexpectedly rebounding PC industry for the shortage.
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During October, Berkshire hit a high of $223 before falling to $113 and then rebounding.
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Oregon had a 38-31 rebounding advantage, the third team to out-rebound Arizona State.
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The figures add to other evidence that manufacturing is rebounding after a rough 18 months.
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The Blue Demons had a 123-26 rebounding advantage and led 22-10 in assists.
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The benchmark index was up 1.6 percent on a weekly basis, rebounding from last week.
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High-margin earthmover tyres are rebounding after a third straight year of decline, Michelin said.
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China's offshore yuan hit a fresh 2019 low early in Asia on Tuesday before rebounding.
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From 2016-17 to 2018-19, Wiggins' shooting, free throw attempts, rebounding, and scoring fell.
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The forint tested three-month lows near 210.35 versus the euro before rebounding to 210.52.
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Washington State shot 52.6 percent from the field and had a 35-34 rebounding edge.
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Corn rose, rebounding from losses of nearly 1% on Friday, while wheat was little changed.
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The British pound dropped to a two-month low of $1.2870 before rebounding to $1.2917.
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The British pound dropped to a two-month low of $1.2870 before rebounding to $1.2938.
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Hamm said he now sees oil prices rebounding to $69 to $72 by year's end.
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U.S. stocks sold off after the April meeting minutes were released, before rebounding on Friday.
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The Hornets posted a 20-9 rebounding advantage in the period, grabbing seven offensive boards.
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Thankfully, our rebounding and defense carried us long enough until our offense kicked into gear.
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"The way he's rebounding the ball and the energy on defense is contagious," Few said.
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"For the season, we've been a good offensive rebounding team," Portland coach Terry Stotts said.
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Wisconsin owned a 44-31 advantage in rebounding, including a season-high 21 offensive rebounds.
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The pound fell to a fresh 27-month low of $1.2382 before rebounding to $1.2429.
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The pound fell to a fresh 9.38843-month low of $1.2382 before rebounding to $1.2429.
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And now, with oil prices rebounding this week, the Russian ruble is getting some relief.
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Kentucky entered the game as the nation's No. 1 team in terms of rebounding margin.
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The Bulls shot 232 percent from the field and had a 25-215 rebounding edge.
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The reserves rose $13.4 billion in June, rebounding from a 5-year low in May.
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This last large, chlamydia-free population could be the best hope koalas have at rebounding.
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"We struggled a little bit rebounding the ball against everybody," Orange coach Jim Boeheim said.
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Prices have been rebounding from the global financial crisis that hit in 2008, agents said.
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Twitter was up 0.9 percent and Alphabet 0.5 percent, rebounding from a drop on Wednesday.
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"They just wanted it more than us," Duke guard Matt Jones said of the rebounding.
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The pound fell to a fresh 27-month low of $1.2382 before rebounding to $1.2433.
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Purdue's vaunted inside game never materialized as the Jayhawks owned a 36-163 rebounding advantage.
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They slipped in the run-up to the Fed's rate hike last week, before rebounding.
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The Trojans had a 227-24 rebounding advantage but committed a season-high 023 turnovers.
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Ahead of the report, Sanchez said she was expecting a sign that housing was rebounding.
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Oregon State shot 41.2 percent from the field and had a 42-35 rebounding edge.
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True, whale populations have been rebounding since the advent of stricter regulations in the 1940s.
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Arizona, which has lost to only No. 12 Providence, had a 37-663 rebounding edge.
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Both energy and mining companies took advantage of commodity prices rebounding from multi-year lows.
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Telecommunications operator Zain added 1.1 percent to 0.455 dinars, rebounding from a session low of .
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Emerging markets remained focused on Turkey where assets were rebounding from a hammering last week.
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The Sun Devils led the Pac-12 with a plus-7.2 rebounding margin coming in.
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He sets solid screens, can shoot threes, and is OK from a team-rebounding perspective.
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The dollar ended little changed at 111.415 yen, rebounding from a low of 111 yen.
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Oregon also won the rebounding battle 36-25, with Dorsey leading the team with nine.
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The Sun Devils, ranked third nationally in rebounding, were beaten 48-41 on the boards.
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Results were particularly weak at Banana Republic, although Old Navy is showing signs of rebounding.
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Xavier limited the Saints to 214 percent shooting and had a 25-26 rebounding edge.
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The Buffaloes shot 212 percent from the field and had a 212-212 rebounding advantage.
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Spot gold has been rebounding since touching a two-month low of $0000.70,260.16 on Oct.
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"Rebounding, defending and doing the little things were really important for us today," Crawford said.
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We have terminology in our program — Tom Izzo rebounding — so it's a little bit surreal.
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Last week, bitcoin lost one-third of its value in a single day before rebounding.
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In recent months, there have been other signs that Al Qaeda's regional branch is rebounding.
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"The interesting thing is rebounding and seeing how it feels the next day," Wright said.
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He also leads the league in True Shooting and few are greedier rebounding in traffic.
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Faried is such an optimistic young man, all smiles, rebounding, showy blocks, and good vibes.
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Suddenly Indiana turned the tide with its rebounding and began pounding Houston in the paint.
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Other data on Friday showed factory activity rebounding in January, with new orders rising strongly.
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S&P 25 futures bumped up against their daily 240% loss limit before rebounding slightly.
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In August, prices for imported fuels and lubricants dropped 4.3% after rebounding 0.7% in July.
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Investors had anticipated a slowdown in iPhone sales but some signs suggested business was rebounding.
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The rebounding of businesses across the island was not universal, and many have not recovered.
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Germany's 10-year yield extended its rise with investors buying back into rebounding stock markets.
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Staff forecasts see expansion slowing to 2.6% this year before rebounding to 2.9% in 2020.
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A big problem for Cleveland, beyond the rebounding issues they have had, has been turnovers.
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The Cavaliers weren't a particularly good rebounding team as a whole during the regular season.
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Alibaba's stock fell more than 2.5% in January before rebounding in the past two weeks.
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Netflix jumped 7.2%, rebounding from losses sparked by a disappointing forecast earlier in the week.
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The rouble and stocks suffered sharp losses before rebounding to make gains amid the uncertainty.
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A 264-26 rebounding edge, led by Hill with five, complemented UCLA's stingy defensive effort.
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The Huskies also had a 34-26 rebounding edge and were plus-six on turnovers.
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Rams F Kuran Iverson was 10th in the conference in rebounding (7.1) last season. 3.
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Maryland ranked second in the country in rebounding margin, crucial to limiting Connecticut's transition baskets.
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In regulation, California called timeout with 103 seconds left after rebounding a miss by Carter.
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Shots were going up, and we didn't have anyone near the basket in rebounding position.
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Despite Clemson's healthy advantage on the scoreboard, the Eagles held a 38-31 rebounding advantage.
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It was at 6.5900 at 1400 GMT, rebounding strongly from an overnight low of 6.8994.
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A healthy U.S. economy, rebounding consumer confidence and record low unemployment is also benefiting Walmart.
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Bulls and bears showed a wide disparity in 1986, with optimism occasionally wavering then rebounding.
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Stanford shot 47.3 percent from the field overall and amassed a 39-23 rebounding advantage.
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Economists had forecast home resales rebounding 2224 percent to a 2100-million rate in December.
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Washington State had a 211-278 rebounding advantage and led 267-225 in bench points.
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DePaul held a 36-24 rebounding bulge, but committed 15 turnovers to Coastal Carolina's eight.
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Brooks had 12 rebounds as part of the Tar Heels' 51-34 advantage in rebounding.
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Ohio State shot 50 percent (803 of 44) and had a 33-25 rebounding edge.
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North Carolina led 37-31 at halftime benefitting from a 33-17 edge in rebounding.
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They finished with 17 assists on 26 baskets and posting a 29-24 rebounding edge.
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"We foresee the euro rebounding against the dollar over the next three months." said Perret.
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It's very difficult for teams to be great at both offensive rebounding and transition defense.
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Gary Payton II continues to lead Oregon State in scoring, rebounding and assists, but the 6-foot-3 senior guard has been less active on the boards lately, finishing below his 7.7 rebounding average in six straight games and eight of the last nine.
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DXY was up 0.4 percent at 94.765, rebounding from a two-week low reached earlier Thursday.
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U.S. factories are steadily rebounding from a rough patch hit in late 2015 and early 2016.
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The Hawkeyes owned a dominating 44-24 rebounding edge and shot 57.4 percent from the field.
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He sent his second shot into the gallery, with the ball rebounding out into the rough.
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Gonzaga was 12 of 403 from 3-point range and posted a 41-27 rebounding advantage.
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The stock slid sharply in morning trading before rebounding to climb about 1 percent higher Wednesday.
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The Bulldogs won the rebounding battle 48-31 with five players with at least six rebounds.
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"It is unlikely to see a quick rebounding of growth in the coming months," they said.
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European stocks gained broadly with the STOXX 600 rising 0.59 percent, rebounding from losses on Thursday.
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FTEU3 of leading shares closed down 0.12 percent at 1,41.453, rebounding from a 1.6 percent drop.
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The greenback was 0.21% higher at 0.203 yen, rebounding from a two-week low on Wednesday.
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Wages are rebounding, but they still trail housing price inflation, per Reuters, making affordability more difficult.
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The downside can be rebounding deficiencies and interior defense at the other end of the floor.
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The Seminoles also had a 46-24 rebounding advantage, including 16-9 on the offensive glass.
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With the broad market rebounding following a recent slump, Apple also rose, but less than Microsoft.
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"It felt good because I dedicated myself always," said Randolph, whose career rebounding average is 9.2.
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On Wednesday it had hit a record low of 4.3780 before rebounding strongly the following day.
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Now, as the northern hemisphere transitions into winter, scientists expect to see sea ice rebounding rapidly.
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In 3033, the number reached a record low of 2303, before rebounding in 22018 to 22019,153.
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Pending home sales for September are estimated to rise 0.7%, rebounding from August's drop of 1.6%.
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Ibaka made life easier for his teammates by spacing the floor, rebounding, and protecting the rim.
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Boise State had a 49-31 rebounding advantage and scored 22 points off 15 Spartan turnovers.
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But the dollar index was rebounding from a 2016 intraday low of 91.910 reached in May.
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Spot gold was down 0.12 percent at $1,232.16, rebounding after a 0.12 percent loss last week.
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And then North Carolina, which entered with a national-best rebounding margin of 13, held on.
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Horford wasn't the sole contributor to Atlanta's rebounding woes, but he did play a starring role.
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Josh Hawkinson posted 16 points and 14 rebounds to become the school's all-time rebounding leader.
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West Virginia owned the rebounding battle 45-29 and 21-6 edge in second-chance points.
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The Wildcats, who had been outrebounded in six straight games, owned a 35-25 rebounding advantage.
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It touched a record low of 4.5010 on Wednesday before rebounding after the central bank's statement.
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Simmons then made one foul shot, and Joel Embiid did the same after rebounding Simmons' miss.
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"The things that stood out to me was the rebounding and the free throws," Stallings added.
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Qatar's index surged 20.7 percent, rebounding for a third straight day from near six-year lows.
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Markets are rebounding Tuesday amid hopes that China will take additional efforts to stimulate its economy.
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Government employment is forecast rebounding after shedding 15,000 jobs in May, the most in 16 months.
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U.S. factory activity expanded last month, data showed, rebounding from its lowest level since late 2016.
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The Blue Demons closed the half on a 9-3 run behind steady rebounding and defense.
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UCLA took advantage of its size to control the rebounding battle with a 52-28 advantage.
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The Wolf Pack possessed a 42-583 rebounding edge while improving to 15-0 at home.
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But oil prices, which slipped in the previous session before rebounding on Monday, hurt oil shares.
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Freeman's three best collegiate rebounding performances have come in the first three games this season. 3.
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Oregon had a 38-31 rebounding advantage and grabbed 133 offensive rebounds to Arizona State's eight.
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Creighton had a 38-27 rebounding advantage but only attempted two free throws and missed both.
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UCLA capitalized on a 47-29 rebounding advantage, with outlet men leaking out for transition points.
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Jarred Vanderbilt grabbed 248 boards and Richards had eight to fuel Kentucky's 233-250 rebounding edge.
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It traded as high as $30.24, rebounding from $27.67 on Monday, its lowest since November 2003.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast home resales rebounding 8.9 percent to a 5.20-million rate.
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The Tar Heels shot 55 percent from the field and built a 38-23 rebounding advantage.
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The futures then began rebounding overnight as U.S. stocks began bouncing back from post-election losses.
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All "are rebounding from significant blight and are well positioned for new investment," the memo said.
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Finally, in Monday's trade, it fell below the 111.0 mark briefly before rebounding ever so slightly.
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He leads his team in scoring (16.0 points) and rebounding (6.0) — solid but not gaudy numbers.
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"Rebounding is something we'll be working hard in practice all week," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said.
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It fell to as low as $8,370.80 before rebounding back to $9,077 as of Friday morning.
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This is not a position they expected to be in, given their excellent defense and rebounding.
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Still, the Celtics are vulnerable on the defensive glass, ranking No. 1003 in defensive rebounding percentage.
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FTSE briefly fell into negative territory and touched its session low before rebounding and closing higher.
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Sterling, rebounding from earlier declines, was last trading at $1.2662, up 0.26 percent on the day.
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And for one last dose of hopeful news: The world's population of sea turtles is rebounding.
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He plies his trade in the paint by rebounding, dunking and throwing his considerable weight around.
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Prices in oil rebounding and the dollar index weakening, after strengthening all week, also helped stocks.
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They haven't played anyone like North Carolina, obviously, but another Lipscomb strength has been defensive rebounding.
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In other words, the people who run the companies whose publicly traded shares have been rebounding.
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On Thursday, stocks fell almost 3 percent before rebounding and ending the day in positive territory.
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Along with scoring and rebounding, Happ did the little things well, his teammate Brad Davison said.
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After a prolonged decline, the great white population is believed to be rebounding, Dr. Curtis said.
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By 0924, Italy's blue-chip index rose 2.93%, partially rebounding after a 11% fall on Monday.
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He leads the team in assists, and is also second to Embiid in rebounding and scoring.
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All of this has rocked the market — sending it plunging, rebounding and then back down again.
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Oregon State won the rebounding battle 36-24 and had 13 assists with only nine turnovers.
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Without Steven Adams, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander took on much of the rebounding load for Oklahoma City.
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The stock is back under pressure after earlier rebounding on comments from the CEO (see below).
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North Carolina entered the game leading the country in rebounding margin at plus-21.4 per game.
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As Europe and China move away from paraquat, its use is rebounding in the United States.
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It shot 50 percent in the decisive first half and won the rebounding battle 40-30.
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"The second-chance points, the offensive rebounding, really hurt us," Oklahoma City coach Billy Donovan said.
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That statement might explain why defense, rebounding and ball movement were all missing against the Lakers.
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Some Fed officials want to wait for evidence that inflation is rebounding before raising rates again.
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After the 2008 recession, however, Rider's enrollment fell by 12 percent, before rebounding slightly in 2016.
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In other words, North Carolina is the best rebounding team in the country for a reason.
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Tristan Thompson tied Love for game-high rebounding honors with 11 to complement his six points.
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Dr. Elliott tested Williamson in high school using a ballistic jumping drill that roughly mimics rebounding.
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The Nuggets enjoyed a 56-45 rebounding advantage, including a 193-12 edge in offensive rebounds.
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Johnson is the Liberty's career leader in scoring (3,246 points), rebounding (1,43) and games played (282).
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Riley's disqualification negated some of UCLA's size advantage, which contributed to Hofstra's 36-27 rebounding advantage.
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Nickel gained 0.4% to finish at $13,720, rebounding after touching $13,610, the weakest since July 16.
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The Timberwolves finished with a 55-39 rebounding advantage and forced the Lakers into 20 turnovers.
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The Cardinals had a 35-24 rebounding edge and scored 34 points off 14 Colonels' turnovers.
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Crude production rose markedly, rebounding from storm-related effects that reduced output for the prior week.
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Uber (UBER) dropped nearly 6% Tuesday to hit a record low before rebounding a bit Wednesday.
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Sophomore guard Jaylen Nowell added 12 points for Washington, which had a 40-13 rebounding advantage.
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Saudi stocks slumped on Sunday, falling as much as 7%, before rebounding a little on Monday.
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Good to know Farrah's rebounding in the cash department after losing money on her L.A. pad.
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Osram shares fell more than 4 percent before rebounding to trade 2.9 percent higher by 0956 GMT.
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A conservation program has re-introduced these horses to the Eurasian steppes, and are rebounding quite nicely.
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North Carolina held a 56-34 rebounding edge, buoyed by sophomore reserve Luke Maye's career-high 15.
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The Musketeers sank 48.4 percent of their field goal tries and owned a 43-27 rebounding advantage.
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For a decade in a rebounding U.S. economy amid cheap loans, home prices have marched steadily higher.
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We got some stops and focused in on rebounding, but most of all we moved the ball.
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Similarly, the first quarter of 2009 saw the stock pop 43 percent, rebounding from the prior quarter.
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The Beavers won the rebounding battle, 45-27, including a 29-17 edge on the defensive glass.
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Wake Forest held a 211-210 rebounding advantage, but committed 24 turnovers to only three for Richmond.
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He also ranks second in rebounding (875), third in steals (179) and sixth in blocked shots (110).
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Both Brent and U.S. crude oil rose more than 1 percent, rebounding from Friday's multi-week lows.
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Michigan, which had a 33-26 rebounding advantage, rallied back after giving away a 16-point lead.
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Technology stocks rose 0.4%, rebounding from Thursday's decline as shares of Apple Inc and Microsoft Corp rose.
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BTW, we also got video of LeBron rebounding while the kids shot around ... dude's a team player.
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Immediately following the report, gold had traded about 1 percent lower, before briefly rebounding into positive territory.
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The S&P 22019, which dropped a near similar 21986% the same day, has also been rebounding.
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Household consumption growth was showing signs of a pick up with retail sales rebounding for two months.
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The pan-European Stoxx 21.7 closed up 22016 percent after rebounding from heavy losses at the open.
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Economists had forecast the CPI rebounding 0.3 percent in April and the core CPI climbing 0.2 percent.
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The Chinese yuan rose in offshore trading, rebounding from early weakness due to a global equity rout.
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Shares of Nike swung in extended trading, falling roughly 4.5% before rebounding to trade in the green.
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On one hand: Torsten Slok, chief international economist at Deutsche Bank, argues that global trade is rebounding.
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As stocks are rebounding after massive sell-offs earlier in the week, traders are seeing new opportunities.
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Michigan State had a 245-227 rebounding advantage and a 23-214 differential in fast-break points.
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Other bourses in the Gulf fed off Saudi's positive sentiment with the Dubai index rebounding 1.8 percent.
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The jump is being driven by rebounding crude oil prices, which struck 12-year lows last winter.
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And there's one more, Microsoft, whose influence once looked on the wane, but which is now rebounding.
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Rite Aid's stock had slid more than 24% in premarket trading before rebounding after the markets opened.
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With stock markets rebounding in the last weeks, many hedge funds boasted relatively strong returns in September.
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DE) rose 3.5 percent, rebounding after a three-day drop of 40 percent on fears Apple (AAPL.
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Jackson is second on the team in scoring at 249 points and leads Maryland in rebounding (23).
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North Carolina, which figured to have difficulty with Duke's stout frontcourt, held a 44-38 rebounding advantage.
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Citi found additional support from rebounding oil prices and a 5 percent decline in loan loss reserves.
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"I thought the rebounding really hurt us, as evidenced by (that sequence)," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said.
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West Virginia also forged a 38-30 rebounding advantage behind 13 boards from freshman forward Derek Culver.
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He is second on the team with 21.3 points per game and first in rebounding at 8.7.
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The rupee rose to its highest in a fortnight on Friday, rebounding from last month's record low.
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"The glaring statistic that stands out is 1 to 218," Davidson coach Bob McKillop of the rebounding.
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Net hiring, as reported in the separate monthly jobs report, fell in January before rebounding in February.
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Yet the oil price recently fell below $36, to an 11-year low, before rebounding a little.
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DXY, which hit a one-year peak earlier on Thursday, fell 0.5 percent before rebounding a bit.
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It was their largest rebounding margin of the season and they are 5-0 when outrebounding opponents.
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The Japanese market has been volatile this week, tumbling 3 percent on Monday and rebounding on Tuesday.
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The shares, however, are being pressured by a worse than expected performance in the rebounding Macau market.
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Mining, which includes oil and gas production, should be a positive, rebounding recently after a lengthy decline.
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Wilkins (7.7 points) leads the team in rebounding (6.1 per game), blocked shots (33) and steals (27).
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Shares of FGV fell about 1 percent initially on Wednesday before rebounding to be up 2.5 percent.
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"My job off the bench is just to bring energy, focus on defending and rebounding," DiVincenzo said.
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The Huskies' center leads the team in scoring (16.6 points per game) and rebounding (10.0 per game).
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Texas Tech outscored Eastern Illinois 383-238 in the paint and won the rebounding battle 212-227.
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Used motor vehicle and truck prices increased 0.9% in July after rebounding 1.6% in the prior month.
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Porzingis was third among rookies in scoring (14.3), second in rebounding (7.3) and first in blocks (26.1).
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The Lakers won the rebounding battle 51-43, including a 13-7 edge on the offensive end.
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Business in China is rebounding after a campaign against corruption delayed infrastructure projects last year, he said.
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Minnesota had five first half blocks, including six by Lynch, and held a 28-21 rebounding advantage.
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Stocks opened sharply lower Wednesday, the first day of trading in 2019, before rebounding by the afternoon.
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Orlando dominated the first quarter, taking a 36-28 lead while holding a 17-5 rebounding advantage.
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Virginia Tech had a 36-28 rebounding edge and took advantage of the Mountain Hawks' 19 turnovers.
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MSU led by as many as 30 points and finished with a 45-383 advantage in rebounding.
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Stock futures initially plunged the night of Trump's election, before rebounding and closing with a resounding gain.
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Her best teams displayed a similar toughness and determination, playing with ravenous attention to defense and rebounding.
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Economists had forecast the CPI rebounding 22009 percent in April and the core CPI climbing 20.3 percent.
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He had set an N.B.A. one-quarter rebounding record with 2437 against the Baltimore Bullets that February.
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Companies like Apple (AAPL) and Boeing (BA) that have significant exposure to China fell sharply before rebounding.
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The Commerce Department data bolstered the view that the U.S. economy is rebounding in the second quarter.
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Both teams lost their conference openers to ranked opponents last week before rebounding with double-digit victories.
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Akwasi Yeboah, a 23-245.7 guard from England, leads Stony Brook in scoring (216.2) and rebounding (36.33).
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Since early 220006, the economy has added 2202 million jobs, rebounding from heavy losses during the recession.
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The Cornhuskers outscored the Wildcats 34-22 in the paint despite losing the rebounding battle 353-36.
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The Ducks had a 40-34 rebounding edge and had seven blocked shots, four by Kenny Wooten.
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Tech has outrebounded 13 of their 16 opponents and ranks 20th in rebounding margin at plus-8.8.
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The team finished last in the league in scoring average, field-goal percentage, rebounding margin and turnovers.
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A rebounding stock market goosed income tax collections in 85033, though that bull market has slowed, too.
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Since then, the pattern has continued, with stocks declining during the day and rebounding by market close.
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Japan's benchmark closed up 0.61 percent, or 127.77 points, at 21,159.08 after rebounding late in the day.
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Stocks opened sharply lower Wednesday, the first day of trading in 2019, before rebounding by the afternoon.
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Meanwhile, the Hawks rely heavily on the inside scoring and rebounding of Dwight Howard and Paul Milsap.
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To wit, her two seasons in the top ten in rebounding percentage came in 2002 ... and 2015.
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The Wildcats entered the game as the nation's No. 1 team in rebounding margin at plus-16.7.
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Troy had a 45-44 rebounding advantage and had 17 second-chance points on 14 offensive rebounds.
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Shares of FGV fell about 1 percent initially on Wednesday before rebounding to close up 2.5 percent.
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Suffocating defense and strong rebounding effort allowed the Vandals to extend their lead in the second half.
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SPX soared 5.1%, rebounding from Monday's 12% loss, which was the worst one-day decline since 1987.
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Rebounding was about the only area from that easy January win that might have been a concern.
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They then carried out the same treatment with skin secretions taken from rebounding populations of wild frogs.
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Stocks were rebounding during the period of days in late August and early September when CFOs responded.
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These wild swings saw markets drop significantly on Friday before rebounding slightly on Monday after Trump's comments.
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Many economists believe the United Kingdom will dodge an immediate recession by rebounding in the current quarter.
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But for now, even those companies that are certain to be affected by the shutdowns are rebounding.
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Boston had a 52-45 rebounding advantage and had 113 second-chance points to the Suns' five.
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Spot gold rose 0.37 percent to $1,225.76 per ounce, rebounding after touching its lowest since July 935.403.
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Real estate firm Ezdan Holding, which had been rebounding strongly in recent days, fell back 4.9 percent.
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The Cardinals had a 48-41 rebounding advantage and committed just eight turnovers to the Wolverines' 10.
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"We did a pretty good job overall with rebounding and the defense," Minnesota coach Tom Thibodeau said.
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Biden went through that cycle in recent months, losing ground to Warren in national polls before rebounding.
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Shares of Google-parent Alphabet also declined on the news, before rebounding to close 2.7 percent higher.
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West Virginia held a 47-39 rebounding edge and finished 11 of 32 from 3-point range.
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Xavier shot 54.5 percent from the field and dominated the glass with a 51-22 rebounding edge.
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Los Angeles captured the rebounding battled 50-44, including a 12-6 edge on the offensive end.
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The Gamecocks had a 43-31 rebounding edge over the Commodores, led by Minaya who had 12.
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The Wizards held the upper hand in rebounding, finishing with a 57-38 advantage on the boards.
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Boeing — The aerospace giant's stock climbed 22018% on high trading volume, rebounding after three consecutive down days.
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Energy-related stocks were down 0.43 percent despite oil prices rebounding after sliding for six straight sessions.
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On Thursday, it plumbed a two-week low of 94.465, before rebounding after crude oil inventory data.
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The stock fell as much as 4003 percent in early morning trading before rebounding in the afternoon.
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Xavier shot a season-high 49.1 percent from the field and had a 5.93-29 rebounding edge.
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On Wednesday the Dow was down nearly 320 points before rebounding from the worst of its losses.
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Five players average at least 5.2 boards for Gonzaga, which enjoys a plus-10.2 rebounding margin. 2.
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Creighton had 22 assists to Georgia State's eight, although Georgia State held a 40-38 rebounding edge.
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The Kazakh tenge slipped to a fresh record low of 366.54 per dollar before rebounding 0.6 percent.
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However, with crude oil prices rebounding in recent months, activists are taking another look at the space.
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He leads the team in scoring (25.8 points per game), rebounding (8.4 rpg) and blocks (1.7 bpg).
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AbbVie Inc stock rose as much as 1.2 percent after hours, partially rebounding from the day's losses.
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Arizona held a 32-point edge in points in the paint and a plus-14 rebounding margin.
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ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (23-52.23): Meeks is a beast on the boards with a 252.2 rebounding average over the past four games and is averaging 280 points and a team-leading 278 rebounds — a big reason why the Tar Heels boast the best rebounding margin (12.7) in the country.
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Colorado State erased a nine-point deficit in the second half thanks to a 53-37 rebounding edge.
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The euro was up 0.4 percent at $1.0423, rebounding from $1.43 on Tuesday, the lowest since January 2003.
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Brent settled 2 cents higher at $70.39 a barrel, rebounding from a session low of $69.40 a barrel.
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The Bulldogs shot 27 percent from the field, held a 25-31 rebounding margin and forced 18 turnovers.
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But giant pandas are worth noting because they're actually rebounding thanks to decades of conservation work in China.
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The Grizzlies had a 55-8.23 rebounding advantage and outscored the Cavaliers 20-3 on second-chance points.
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Still, in his sophomore year at Palisades High, he led the team in rebounding and into the postseason.
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Cal shot 123 percent from the field overall, had a 34-30 rebounding advantage and forced 15 turnovers.
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The Terrapins never trailed again and had a 40-83 rebounding edge to help fend off Penn State.
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We know what he brings to our team, scoring, rebounding and he's a handful down in the post.
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N.C. State shot 25 percent (219-for-23) from the field and had a 224-210 rebounding advantage.
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The technology sector rose 0.35%, rebounding from the previous session's fall, supported by Apple Inc and Microsoft Corp.
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Rebounding is a clear advantage for the Yellow Jackets, who have outrebounded opponents in 21 of 215 games.
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The price has been rebounding, so I'm hoping it'll go through before the end of the trading window.
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Jeff Withey has provided additional rim protection and rebounding whenever asked, whether in extended minutes or limited time.
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Shields was second on the team in scoring and rebounding with averages of 15.7 points and 5.0 boards.
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Oregon State shot 41.8 percent and had a 43-31 rebounding advantage, but the Beavers committed 18 turnovers.
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Some investors are breathing a sigh of relief as it seems like the sector might finally be rebounding.
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Tesla shares slipped 2.6 percent on Tuesday before rebounding 2.3 percent Wednesday to $253.09 at 1:48 p.m.
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It had earlier extended its losses into a third day, but held above Tuesday's low before rebounding slightly.
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He needed eight rebounds to pass Horace Grant (9,443) for 44th place on the all-time rebounding list.
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The fund, which invests primarily in commodities, had a weak start to 2016 before rebounding in the spring.
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The euro was up 0.13 percent at $1.0430, rebounding from $1.0352 on Tuesday, the lowest since January 2003.
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"We have been all year, for my money, we have just been an outstanding rebounding team," Jankovich said.
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Jarrett Allen and Jared Dudley tallied 10 points apiece for Brooklyn, which held a 41-29 rebounding edge.
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I don't see it rebounding and taking over the U.S. markets," Gibbs said Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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The Spurs had a 62-44 rebounding edge and limited Phoenix to 2100 percent shooting from the field.
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U.S. durable goods rose 4.5 percent in August, rebounding from a revised 1.2 percent drop the month before.
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They projected average hourly earnings likely grew by 0.3 percent, rebounding from a 0.3 percent decline in January.
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Stock prices on Wall Street were slightly positive, while the euro traded roughly flat, rebounding from earlier weakness.
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Meanwhile, stocks are rebounding, and are trading above their historical averages, which tends to anticipate an economic recovery.
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Wilmer just broke up with Demi Lovato a couple months ago -- so this time he's the one rebounding.
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Is crude just like every other time over the past year, just rebounding after a big sell-off?
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Maryland won the rebounding battle 38-28 and held New Mexico to 33 percent shooting from the field.
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Its Frankfurt-listed shares were up 6 percent, rebounding from a record low of 9.898 euros earlier Friday.
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The technology sector rose 0.34%, rebounding from the previous session's fall, supported by Apple Inc and Microsoft Corp.
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Arizona State held a 49-35 rebounding advantage but shot a season-low 30.6 percent from the field.
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The euro was up 0.69093 percent at $1.0437, rebounding from $1.0352 on Tuesday, the lowest since January 2003.
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Tristan Thompson is an undersize power forward who is expected to handle the bulk of the rebounding duties.
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Prices for corn and soymeal, chicken's primary diet, fell to multi-year lows in recent weeks, before rebounding.
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He led the Musketeers in scoring (14.7 points per game) and was second in rebounding (7.2) last season.
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The team is already seeing rewards: LeVert is on pace for career highs in scoring, rebounding and efficiency.
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But he is rebounding well and is dishing 4.3 assists a game, on pace for a career high.
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So perhaps rebounding from an historical nadir is to be expected, especially in an age of hyperpartisan engagement.
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Orlando still had a 31-16 rebounding edge at the half, and Vucevic had 12 of those boards.
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Soybeans firmed, rebounding from a two-week low touched in the previous session, while wheat also edged higher.
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They won the rebounding battle 25-25 overall and also outscored the Jaguars 34-16 in the paint.
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Florida (17-8, 8-4 SEC) pummeled South Carolina on the boards with a 46-24 rebounding edge.
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Porzingis ranked fourth among all first-year players in scoring (15.3) and second in rebounding (7.2) in January.
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Indiana won the rebounding battle 37-33 and scored 38 points in the paint to Penn State's 28.
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After rebounding from the Great Recession, our economy is now poised to eclipse the expansion of the 1990s.
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Drummond is a two-time All-Star and has led the league in rebounding the last two seasons.
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Shares of Nvidia (NVDA) plunged more than 16% in early trading on the news before rebounding a bit.
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The Sixers surged to a 22-245 lead at halftime thanks in large part to dominance in rebounding.
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That led to spending on nonresidential structures rebounding at a 22.1 percent pace, the fastest in three years.
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New home sales fell for two straight months before rebounding to an annualized rate of 629,000 in August.
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That stock has done a 103 this year, rebounding 41 percent after a 26 percent decline in 2017.
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Indiana held a 44-30 rebounding edge while winning for the 14th time in the last 15 games.
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The New Zealand dollar barely reacted to the announcement, rebounding to around $0.68 after a dip to $0.6783.
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Shares of Delta (DAL) fell as much as 1.6% in premarket trading before rebounding and finishing slightly higher.
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The Illini posted a 215-242 rebounding advantage with 214 of the boards coming on the offensive end.
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Wallace worked at both ends, providing a post-up game and soft jumper, rim defense and rugged rebounding.
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Turner can do the shot-blocking and rebounding part, with an offensive repertoire that is already much richer.
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Upstate largely struggled with shooting and rebounding but stayed competitive by making 9 of 24 shots from distance.
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But with markets quickly rebounding after a brief swoon, a rate increase looks like it's still a possibility.
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Papa John's fell by as much as 5.9 percent Wednesday to a 12-month low before rebounding Thursday.
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But it has been struggling to find the right strategy now that the country's economy is rebounding strongly.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed up 2.9% after rebounding either side of the flatline throughout the day.
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Energy sector advanced 3%, rebounding from the lowest levels in nearly two decades, even as oil prices weakened.
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Investors were also encouraged by surveys that showed U.S. private payrolls and the services industry rebounding last month.
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His niche was defense and rebounding, but he almost always did this work in dire and desperate circumstances.
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In that time, it's experienced a number of corrections, or declines of 10% from record highs, before rebounding.
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Elsewhere is bread, pale, torqued fistfuls of jin momo, steamed and spongy, contracting and rebounding in the hand.
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Bourses in Paris and Frankfurt gained 0.43%, rebounding strongly after giving up early gains before the ECB statement.
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As Mr. Bolsonaro has surged in the polls, markets have rallied, with stocks and the real currency rebounding.
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Anthony Davis added 16 points and 11 rebounds to help the Lakers to a 52-23 rebounding margin.
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Anthony Davis added 16 points and 11 rebounds to help the Lakers to a 52-41 rebounding margin.
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That number dipped slightly in SSRS's December survey, to 683 percent, before rebounding to where it currently stands.
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The Volunteers ranked in the top 10 nationally through Monday in offensive rebounding with 15.4 per game. 2.
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For the game, Gonzaga outscored LMU 44-26 in the paint and held a 41-23 rebounding advantage.
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Fed officials began the year expressing confidence that inflation was finally rebounding as the economy continued to expand.
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Kuzma had 12 rebounds and Bonam had nine to help the Utes to a 40-30 rebounding edge.
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Indiana shot 59.1 percent from the field and held a 34-23 rebounding edge but committed 18 turnovers.
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European stocks gained broadly with the STOXX 600 rising 0.6 percent, rebounding from losses in the previous session.
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They see gross domestic product shrinking 1.5 percent this year before rebounding to 3.2 percent growth in 2017.
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Historically, areas like Newark, Watts, and Detroit had major problems rebounding from riots occurring there in the 1960s.
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The Bears shot 25-of-68 (47.2 percent) from the field and had a 44-29 rebounding lead.
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Wiley finished with a double-double (246 points, 232 rebounds) as the Tigers dominated the rebounding 23-373.
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Jordan grabbed 13 rebounds and Allen pulled in 10 boards as Brooklyn held a 22-23 rebounding edge.
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Milwaukee had a 53-48 rebounding advantage and a convincing 58-63 edge on points in the paint.
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Stanford had a 51-42 rebounding advantage, including 17 offensive rebounds, and scored 30 points in the paint.
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This also convinces Redler that the market could reclaim its previous highs by rebounding to the 2,880 area.
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Dayton, of the Atlantic 10, also held a 42-28.63 rebounding advantage over their Missouri Valley Conference counterpart.
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The Grizzlies shot 229 percent, made 22007-of-24 3-pointers and had a 55-44 rebounding advantage.
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The Heat had a 56-34 rebounding edge in the game, including 14-2 on the offensive glass.
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Marquette had a 46-36 rebounding advantage and held the Bears to 31.1 percent shooting from the field.
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The Heat had a 284-282 rebounding edge in the game, including 242-103 on the offensive glass.
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Through three quarters, the Heat had a 42-25 rebounding edge, including 10-0 on the offensive glass.
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"He's shooting the ball much better, and he's really rebounding and defending," Mississippi State Coach Ben Howland said.
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They had a 231-28 rebounding advantage and made 25 of 29 attempts from the free throw line.
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The Mavericks owned a slight edge in rebounding, 51-45, but had 16-9 on the offensive end.
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Airlines, which took a big hit after halting their services in China, fell again after rebounding this month.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 closed up 2.9% after rebounding either side of the flatline throughout the day.
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Eastern Michigan F James Thompson IV averages 17.7 points and 12.4 boards, ranking third in the nation in rebounding.
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Bamba leads Texas in rebounding (10.0 per game) and blocks with a total of 15 through four games. 3.
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They didn't win by shooting well or rebounding well—they just turned West Virginia's strategy on its head. Oops!
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The Dow declined 22019 points, or 22012%, on Wednesday, rebounding a bit from steep losses earlier in the session.
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The Cyclones won the rebounding battle 23-224, including 43-24 on the offensive end, and had eight steals.
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Sanogo doesn't score much, but is a strong defender and second on the team in rebounding (5.7 per game).
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After falling sharply it found a floor before rebounding as the best performing currency in the world this year.
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"We have a weaker dollar and equities rebounding, and that's likely lifting metals," said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke.
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The 26-year Treasury note yield fell to its lowest level since September 23 before rebounding to about 21%.
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Rebounding from last week's declines, MSCI's index of emerging market currencies and shares was up 0.09% at 0821 GMT.
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Listed as burgers on the menu, they lack the juiciness of their Western counterparts, rebounding slightly under the teeth.
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Tesla's shares dropped about 1% immediately following the report before rebounding to trade roughly 1.5% higher for the day.
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He also led the league in rebounding each of the past two seasons, as well as in 763-16.
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The Hurricanes also dominated the rebounding 48-220 with freshman Dewan Huell and senior Kamari Murphy grabbing 26 each.
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Harris, 24.3, leads the Clippers in scoring at 20.9 points per game and rebounding at 7.9 boards per game.
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Israel's economy grew an annualised 2.1 percent in the third quarter, rebounding from zero growth the prior three months.
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Investors may also think that political worries come and go but the global economy and corporate profits are rebounding.
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Despite the lopsided rebounding advantage (11-3) by the Rockets in the opening quarter, the Grizzlies led, 24-22.
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Along Canada's west coast, the numbers of young starfish are rebounding, but that doesn't mean they'll survive into adulthood.
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Markets have been rebounding, but appetite for Turkish assets remains fragile for now Deutsche Bank analysts noted on Thursday.
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The euro was up 0.4 percent at $1.0423 EUR=, rebounding from $1.0352 on Tuesday, the lowest since January 2003.
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The things he's able to do on the court, getting other guys involved rebounding, able to score, it's tough.
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The Grizzlies handed out 28 assists to 14 for the Clippers and also had the rebounding edge 47-37.
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The common currency rose 0.43 percent to $1.124, rebounding from a 20-month low of $1.11765 reached on Thursday.
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He's done precious little creating for others and has considerably below-average rebounding numbers for a player his size.
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The common currency rose 0.35 percent to $0.233, rebounding from a 20-month low of $1.11765 reached on Thursday.
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But once the flow of Iranian crude stabilizes, he sees the cost of crude rebounding to $40 or $50.
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It must also contend with potentially weaker demand in China and the threat of rebounding U.S. production, Kilduff said.
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And despite rebounding substantially in the past few weeks, the stock was still down 24 percent for the year.
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UCLA had a 40-38 rebounding advantage, but the Beavers still led 42-26 on points in the paint.
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Brent crude oil LCOc803 gained $1.05 a barrel to settle at $74.45, rebounding from a session low of $72.67.
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Apple has made back the losses in 2018 with the stock rebounding more than 15 percent year to date.
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The Australian dollar rallied 1.15 percent at $0.7765, rebounding from a three-month low of $0.7672 in early trade.
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From 2500 to 215, while U.S. stocks were rebounding, the Chinese stock market declined to about 22,2100 from 13,21.
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Australian shares edged higher on Friday, rebounding after three days of losses that saw the benchmark fall 1.5 percent.
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Yet the Panthers stuck with him as they know rebounding from miscues are often part of a player's development.
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In China, the Shanghai Composite has surged more than 20 percent, rebounding from a sharp sell-off in 2018.
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Soybean and corn prices rose, rebounding from earlier losses, but gains were capped on concerns surrounding strong export competition.
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North Texas won the rebounding battle 29-28, while Oklahoma earned a 20-10 edge in points off turnovers.
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Taurus shares fell more than 2 percent in early trading before rebounding to a 2 percent gain on Thursday.
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Perez won his seventh straight start, one shy of the club record after rebounding from a tough second inning.
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OG (Anunoby) and Pascal (Siakam), all those three bigs did an excellent job rebounding, running the floor and defending.
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Considering the firm's challenges, it needs a full-time boss if it is to have any hope of rebounding.
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Chicago made just 14 of 25 free throws (56.0 percent) while the Pacers won the rebounding battle 49-43.
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With 15 doubles-doubles on the season,forward Kyle Kuzma leads the team in scoring (15.7) and rebounding(10.2).
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The Cyclones are last in the Big 12 in rebounding margin (-3.1), while the Cowboys rank third (+3.7). 3.
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Chicago made just 73 of 27 free throws (27 percent) while the Pacers won the rebounding battle 22017-43.
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The Clippers held a slight edge in rebounding, 49-43, including a 14-7 margin on the offensive end.
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U.S. equities rose on Thursday, rebounding from consecutive declines, following strong quarterly results from Wal-Mart and Cisco Systems.
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The dollar was flat at 22016 yen, rebounding from a four-month low of 108.500 set the previous day.
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Tsipras said the economy was on course for rebounding by 2.7 percent in 2017 and 3.1 percent in 2018.
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The Raptors posted a dominating 263-21 rebounding edge and limited the Cavaliers to 224 percent from the field.
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The Broncos only collected one offensive board in the first meeting as Gonzaga posted a 42-23 rebounding edge.
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"I think it's pretty obvious that the rebounding was the difference in the game," Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry said.
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Platinum was up 1.5 percent at $829.23 an ounce, rebounding from the previous session's seven-year low of $806.31.
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Oil stocks were among standout sectoral gainers, however, rising around 0.3 percent, rebounding from losses in the previous session.
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Hey, look, some (potentially) good environmental news: After decades of decline, wild tiger populations appear to be slowly rebounding.
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"They kind of overpowered us around the basket and doubled us rebounding-wise," UNC-Asheville coach Nick McDevitt said.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 was up 0.83 percent, rebounding from its lowest closing level so far in October.
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The common currency rose 0.44 percent to $20193, rebounding from a 20-month low of $1.11765 reached on Thursday.
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Key is one of seven freshmen in Division I to lead his team in both scoring and rebounding. 2.
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Howard has not been scoring much but he is rebounding well, and his teammates have plenty of offensive firepower.
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Production is rebounding now as prices rise, but not before an exodus of college-educated workers hit the state.
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ET Friday, when Trump announced plans for an afternoon news conference, markets had begun rebounding from their Thursday plunge.
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Sanderson wound up homeless and sleeping on a Central Park bench before rebounding to serve as a financial adviser.
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Timmy Allen contributed 223 points for the Utes, who wasted a 23-21 rebounding advantage and Plummer's huge game.
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Wilson entered Tuesday's games fourth in the league in scoring, third in rebounding (8.3) and fifth in blocks (1.7).
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The rupiah gained 163% on Thursday while Indonesia's stock index jumped 10%, rebounding from its lowest close since 2012.
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Overall, Butler outshot St. John's 50 percent to 36.7 percent, and the hosts had a 38-30 rebounding edge.
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Arizona State shot 973 percent, including 5 of 19 from long distance, and had a 42-34 rebounding edge.
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Wichita State's cold shooting and rebounding struggles starting in the first half were difficult for the Shockers to overcome.
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The Pistons finished with a 288-276 rebounding advantage and had 803 assists, compared to 280 for the Magic.
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Oil production is quickly rebounding in the United States, threatening again to flood the domestic and international oil markets.
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"The second half we ran back on defense and did a better job rebounding," Hornets coach Steve Clifford said.
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President Trump on Thursday tweeted a new Zogby poll showing his rebounding poll numbers among Hispanics and other groups.
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Maryland was just 6 of 28 from deep but owned a 45-36 rebounding edge despite Smith's foul trouble.
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From the previous month, household spending was seen rising 3.4% in November, rebounding from a 11.5% decline in October.
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Solar installations for residential homes are also seen rebounding in 2018, but the tariffs could cap gains, GTM says.
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The Cardinals also dominated the glass, earning a 43-29 rebounding advantage behind 13 from reserve forward Malik Williams.
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Michigan also controlled the lane, out-rebounding Northwestern 246-23 and outscoring the Wildcats 42-22 in the paint.
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The Bears won the rebounding battle 219-27 but the Utes outscored them in second-chance points, 210-8.
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He cited Dennis Rodman (rebounding) and Patrick Beverley (defending) as high-profile examples who were both second-round picks.
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A healthy U.S. economy, rebounding consumer confidence and record low unemployment is also benefiting retailers like Target and Walmart.
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Last week ended on a positive note with the benchmark S&P 46.250 rebounding after six sessions of losses.
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Cavaliers F Isaiah Wilkins leads his team in rebounding (5.8) and has seven steals over the last three games.
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But Newell, who gained a reputation for working with big men, honed Imhoff's talents, especially shot blocking and rebounding.
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Data for December was revised slightly up to show orders rising 22.1% instead of rebounding 21.7% as previously reported.
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Rebounding from this mortifyingly dumb opening proves less difficult for Stuart than for the movie, directed by Archie Borders.
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The Hornets benefited from 11 first-half New York turnovers and had a slight first-half rebounding advantage (19-16).
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U.S. crude futures briefly traded around $26 per barrel in early 2016 before rebounding; they traded above $51 on Monday.
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Spending on clothes rose an annual 0.3 percent in February, rebounding slightly from a 0.5 percent annual decline in January.
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The Lakers were already playing their fourth game without LeBron James, who leads the team in scoring, rebounding and assists.
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In this clip, watch how Kevin Love's pursuit of rebounding position drags Kevin Durant into position to block Channing Frye.
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Arizona had a 133-213 rebounding edge and shot 212 percent from the field while holding Stanford to 212 percent.
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Spot gold was steady at $1,312.70 an ounce, having rebounding from a two-month trough of $1,301.91 the previous day.
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Global crude benchmark Brent broke below $20163 a barrel, its lowest since 22016, for a second straight day before rebounding.
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But with the dollar rebounding on Wednesday as the 10-year Treasury yield topped 3 percent, investors sold the pound.
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Last Wednesday Brent hit its lowest price since November 2003 at $27.10, before rebounding 15 percent on Thursday and Friday.
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Rebounding helped keep the Sooners in it for the first 213 minutes, but they could not stop the Cyclones' shooters.
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The dollar rose 0.1 percent to 109.575 yen rebounding from a four-month low of 108.500 set the previous day.
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The Wildcats still managed to stay within range in rebounding - Kansas had a 17-14 edge - in the first half.
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Happ leads the Badgers in every statistical category, including scoring (14.9 points per game) and rebounding (8.5 rebounds per game).
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Population rebounding Pathak's plan is to release them into the Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve, which has a population of 85 tigers.
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Diallo had 11 points in the first half for Providence, which helped its cause with a 19-14 rebounding advantage.
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Randolph is one of 28 players to rank among the top 100 in scoring and the top 50 in rebounding.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell as much as 225 points, before rebounding and was last down about 250 points.
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That said, I applaud Samsung for rebounding after last year's Galaxy Fold debacle, taking another risk, and trying something new.
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With raw materials costs rebounding, from oil to steel to copper, there is likely more inflation pressure in the pipeline.
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Moses Kingsley leads the SEC in blocked shots per game (2.6) and ranks third in rebounding at 7.7 per contest.
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A "falling wedge" is an elongated triangle that slopes downwards with the price rebounding lower between two converging trend lines.
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Ben Lammers ranks third in the ACC in rebounding (1.683) and is Georgia Tech's second-leading scorer at 21.68 points.
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The lira had weakened as far as 5.8490 against the U.S. currency on Friday before rebounding to close at 5.7625.
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Wall Street's major equity indexes opened lower before rebounding amid uncertainty over the upcoming round of U.S-China trade talks.
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The Buffaloes are plus-7.5 in rebounding margin, and limit opponents to 29.5 percent shooting from 803-point range. 2.
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The IMF said this would see the economy contracting by 2.1 % this year before rebounding to 3.3% growth in 2020.
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That jump is rebounding to the kind of numbers it recorded in early 24 when the service reached peak popularity.
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The Tar Heels lead the nation in rebounding margin (plus-13.6) and Florida State has outrebounded nine consecutive opponents. 3.
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Washington C Marcin Gortat has posted eight consecutive double-digit rebounding efforts and is averaging 13.1 boards during the stretch.
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Kansas shot 50 percent from the floor, had a 43-40 rebounding edge and made 22 of 34 free throws.
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A rebounding China could yet come to Europe's rescue, especially if Donald Trump and Xi Jinping strike a trade deal.
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The economy is now rebounding sooner than expected, and labour market conditions are improving, the Finance Ministry said on Thursday.
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Cal's rebounding margin of plus-9.1 ranks third in the Pac-12, while Oregon State is last at plus-0.2.
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Howard is averaging 22 points per game and was tied for fifth in the NBA in rebounding (249.8) through Wednesday.
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Another player that came over in the George trade, C Domantas Sabonis, is leading the Pacers in rebounding (8.5). 2.
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Another report showed durable goods rose 4.5 percent in August, rebounding from a revised 1.2 percent drop the month before.
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Arizona State shot 51.9 percent, had a 37-34 rebounding advantage and finished the game on a 23-423 run.
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National production dropped to lows of about 200,000 barrels per day (bpd), before rebounding to 1 million bpd last summer.
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The S&P 500 gained for a third straight day, rebounding after its worst week of the year last week.
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The Cougars again dominated on the glass, posting a plus-25 rebounding margin (49-113) that included 16 offensive boards.
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The Celtics start Al Horford at center, and defensive rebounding issues have plagued his teams for a few years now.
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Randolph's boards allowed him to pass Artis Gilmore for 47th place on the NBA's all-time rebounding list with 9,163.
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But consumers bought more motor vehicles, with sales at auto dealerships rebounding 0.7 percent after declining 1.9 percent in January.
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Utah C Rudy Gobert collected 11 rebounds Friday to run his streak of consecutive double-digit rebounding outings to 26.
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The Eagles were 23 of 222 (218 percent) from the field and surrendered a 28-201 rebounding edge to Indiana.
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The major U.S. stock indexes, led by bank stocks, declined suddenly on Trump's remarks before rebounding in a volatile trade.
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Wake Forest held a 20-9 advantage in first-half rebounding, with half of its boards at the offensive end.
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The dollar index rose in early trading in Friday, rebounding from a mid-October low hit in the previous session.
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The Musketeers took advantage of a 23-22 rebounding edge to outscore St. John's 22-6 on second-chance points.
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Towns, the rookie of the year, led all rookies in scoring (163 points per game) and rebounding (10.5 per game).
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U.S. oil production was rebounding, led by shale, as exploration drilling increased and wells became more efficient, the IEA said.
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Those miscues negated a 30-12 rebounding edge before halftime, resulting in just a 36-28 lead at the break.
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Residential investments kept the losses in check, however, rebounding to 5.1% growth from a negative 3% in the prior quarter.
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The Nasdaq composite rose 0.7 percent to close at 6,873.97, rebounding from a 2 percent decline in the previous session.
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The orchestra, likewise, is rebounding: a bitter strike in 2010 and 2011 had many observers wondering whether it could survive.
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Altogether, the Blue Devils dominated the Vikings in the paint, outscoring them 242-26, including a 49-37 rebounding advantage.
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Another report showed durable goods rose 20.7 percent in August, rebounding from a revised 1.2 percent drop the month before.
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On Wall Street, stocks traded higher, rebounding after a drop in the previous session due to political uncertainty surrounding Italy.
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No one actually knows what drives reef resilience or even what a coral reef looks like as it is rebounding.
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"Rebounding exports and industrial production show that talk of a downswing has been premature," ING Bank economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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USC had a 43-30 rebounding edge and shot 47.8 percent (11 of 23) from behind the 3-point arc.
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Sixth-seeded Nick Kyrgios of Australia also advanced, rebounding to top Israel's Dudi Sela 3-6, 6-3, 6-3.
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Another report showed durable goods rose 21.3080 percent in August, rebounding from a revised 20.7 percent drop the month before.
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But, rebounding and playing D and giving energy with the second group has been special for us, coming from him.
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The digital currency's price plunged, falling as much as 18 percent in trading immediately after the decision before rebounding slightly.
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Bates-Diop, a 6-foot-7 junior forward, did not score in the second half but his rebounding proved crucial.
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The energy sector still rose 0.2%, rebounding from its lowest levels in nearly two decades, even as oil prices weakened.
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Elsewhere in the city, neighborhoods hard hit by Sandy are rebounding, and at street level, Staten Island is no different.
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North Carolina State leaned on its defense, and one of the best rebounding margins in the nation, to claw back.
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North Carolina Coach Roy Williams prides himself on his team's rebounding, but it was part of the problem on Sunday.
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Hutchins and Wilt Chamberlain are the only N.B.A. players to have led the league in rebounding in their rookie seasons.
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After missing nearly a year, his ranking sunk to 839th before rebounding this month to its current spot of 43th.
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Oliver also predicted Australia's economy would decline 0.1% in the January-March quarter before rebounding in the subsequent three months.
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Unemployment is at an 18-year low, corporate investment is picking up steam, and consumer spending shows signs of rebounding.
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Kotsar had game-highs in scoring (21), rebounding (33) and blocks (four), while going 7 of 8 from the floor.
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Wall Street opened higher Tuesday, partially rebounding from Monday's more than 450-point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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Purdue was 14-of-35 from 3-point range — Carsen Edwards made four — and held a 46-29 rebounding advantage.
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Arizona State shot 240 percent (63-for-26) from the field and had a dominant 28-211 edge in rebounding.
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It has been rebounding from a record low hit earlier this year and has seen unusually heavy volumes this week.
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Stocks are rebounding on Friday after three straight days of losses, but this doesn't mean the good times are back.
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LME nickel climbed 1.7% to $12,640 a tonne, rebounding from its lowest in nearly eight months in the previous session.
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The market was up on Wednesday, rebounding from recent losses on the back of fears of the spread of coronavirus.
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Successfully rebounding a population doesn't happen overnight, and it takes a lot of resources — time, money, research, partnerships and patience.
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The 6-foot-10 Davis took command without needing to score, changing games with his defensive abilities and rebounding prowess.
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With inflation rebounding and growth levelling off at a reasonable pace, the ECB has been removing stimulus in modest steps.
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Randolph's boards allowed him to pass Artis Gilmore for 250th place on the NBA's all-time rebounding list with 212,213.
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The Trail Blazers held a 58-47 rebounding edge with Mario Hezonja collecting 10 to join Whiteside in double figures.
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Wake Forest was without center Olivier Sarr, who leads the team in rebounding (9.5) and rates second in scoring (13.1).
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Cleveland instead dominated the rebounding battle, registering a 278-277 advantage, Tristan Thompson grabbed 214 boards while scoring 213 points.
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If you're an adult, you know what an unhealthy distraction looks like: rebounding, partying too hard, shopping too much, etc.
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Maryland compiled a 48-231 rebounding edge over Bryant (227-29), including a 220-23 advantage on the offensive boards.
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The Suns had a 48-39 rebounding edge but committed a season-high 25 turnovers, seven in the fourth quarter.
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They won the rebounding battle, 23-26, despite having just one player, forward Rashard Kelly, who contributed more than four.
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Stateside, stocks were sharply higher in morning trade, rebounding from a two-day sell-off on positive corporate earnings news.
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One is that there is some great-looking slow-motion rebounding footage, even if the boards themselves are fundamentally useless.
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The scoring and rebounding averages represent career highs for the fourth-year player, a 2016 first-round pick from Michigan.
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By his sophomore year, his multiple talents — passing, rebounding, ball-handling and shooting — had caught the attention of professional teams.
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The Nasdaq index is now on track for its strongest quarter since 22019, rebounding from its worst quarter since 217.
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The Lakers are still in the bottom ten in defensive rebounding, and they're still getting gashed in transition every night.
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"We never found our offensive rhythm and that's due partly to not rebounding the ball," Red Storm coach Chris Mullin said.
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This shot was created off an offensive rebound, so, in a way, it actually represents a rebounding failure on Howard's part.
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The Tigers held a 236-214 rebounding advantage but won despite shooting only 27 percent (28 of 20) from the floor.
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LSU, which had a 223-23 advantage in rebounding, shot 227 percent from the floor and Incarnate Word shot 251 percent.
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Halliburton and Schlumberger both sank in Thursday's trading session, losing 0.26 and 0.76 percent, respectively, after rebounding from their intraday lows.
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After a drop in 2016 following a wave of attacks that hit Paris and Nice, tourist numbers are rebounding this year.
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Auto sales in China, the world's biggest vehicle market, had been rebounding steadily since February when sales volume fell 11.1 percent.
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Milan-listed shares in FCA fell 2.8 percent after the results, before rebounding to trade up 1.2 percent at 1200 GMT.
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Warsaw's and Bucharest's stock indexes were almost flat, while Prague rose 210.70%, rebounding from a 210.16-and-211.74/211.74-month low.
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Now in his first season with the Clippers, Leonard is going about his familiar wrecking-ball business: scoring, rebounding, defending, passing.
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Imagine Fleck as Trump, shrugging off impeachment, rebounding with his roaring red-hatted supporters, winning reelection against every prediction and probability.
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U.S. oil prices slid on Thursday, reversing early gains as a rebounding dollar weighed on commodities denominated in the U.S. currency.
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UK profits rose about 1 percent, rebounding for the first time since Britain voted to leave the European Union in 13.
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It hit a climax on Monday when the Dow dropped more than 600 points before rebounding over the next two sessions.
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The benchmark index has notched gains in the past eight consecutive sessions, with a trend of rebounding from a weaker open.
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Moore has denied the allegations, and polls have shown him rebounding since the initial shock of the Washington Post's first story.
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The Pirates shot 50.8 percent from the field, made 11-of 20 3-pointers and had a 37-103 rebounding edge.
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DWS shares were down 3% at 1447 GMT, rebounding slightly from sharper losses after the news of the stalled talks emerged.
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But he has been a key cog on a team that annually ranks among the Big East&aposs best in rebounding.
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It is expected to dip to 53.536 billion CFA francs next year before rebounding to 56.638 billion CFA francs in 2017.
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Will Magarity tied a career high with 21 points and had eight rebounds as Davidson built a 222-248 rebounding edge.
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Kansas doubled up UC Davis in the rebounding category 26-13 and led 50-28 on the scoreboard at the break.
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European bourses closed under pressure on Thursday afternoon after rebounding in morning trade following Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. election.
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The Magic (3-3) won their third consecutive game after rebounding from a 213-point deficit early in the fourth quarter.
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The offshore yuan also slumped, hitting a record low against the dollar of 2.723 before rebounding to 7.0692 around 0712 GMT.
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The Dubai index gained 2443 percent to 20.5,2.703 points, rebounding from near technical support on its March low of 22.70,22.39 points.
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Bear in mind that we have just come off an earnings recession, where earnings decreased for five quarters before finally rebounding.
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Abu Dhabi's main index climbed 103 percent to 4,205 points, rebounding from technical support at its May low of 4,175 points.
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DXY touched a low of 4.23 against a basket of major currencies before rebounding to trade up 0.1 percent at 95.054.
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Osetkowski ranks third in the conference in rebounding (9.1) and Tulane has outrebounded its foes in 10 of its 14 games.
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South Carolina shot just 34 percent from the field but amassed a 39-31 rebounding edge and racked up 10 steals.
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ET. At the same time, the Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index is out, seen rebounding to positive territory from February's negative reading.
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The dollar dropped before rebounding after a New York Fed representative subsequently said Williams' comments were not about immediate policy direction.
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None were in the northeast, and only two were in the "rust belt" interior - Grand Rapids, Michigan, and a rebounding Detroit.
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Oil also got a boost from a rally in equity markets, with both U.S. and European shares rebounding from recent weakness.
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We are doing a great job of covering up for each other on the defensive end and we're rebounding the ball.
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Sales of VR headsets declined for four consecutive quarters before rebounding slightly in the third quarter of 2018, according to IDC.
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Pending home sales cooled in August after rebounding in July as low inventory continues to hamper the housing market's steady expansion.
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Robert Hubbs III powers Tennessee's attack, averaging a team-best 14 points and ranking second on the squad in rebounding (4.9).
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It fell 1.6 percent to a low of $149.75 a share, seesawing all afternoon before rebounding to $152.24, according to Yahoo.
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The Sun Devils led by as many as 27 points in the easy win and possessed a 230-23 rebounding edge.
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When people talk about defense, they'll often mention blocks, or steals, or—if they're looking a little closer—defensive rebounding percentage.
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The Mountaineers bolstered their cause with 11-of-11 free-throw shooting in the first half and a narrow rebounding advantage.
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"Weak transitory components that were weighing on inflation are rebounding as expected," Veronica Clark, an economist at Citigroup in New York.
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Freshman forward Onyeka Okongwu tied Rakocevic for top rebounding honors in the game with 11 to go along with six points.
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Evansville shot only 38.3 percent but won the rebounding battle, 38-35, and made 23 of its 234 free-throw attempts.
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Astros right-hander Gerrit Cole made his start as expected, rebounding from a loss in Game 1 to earn the victory.
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Through 36 minutes, Indiana was shooting 53.6 percent from the field (37 of 15.23) and held a 40-22 rebounding edge.
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Chicago entered the game on a two-game winning streak after rebounding from a five-game losing streak earlier in March.
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Tech stocks like Microsoft (MSFT), Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Apple (AAPL) all started the day under serious pressure before rebounding.
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PISTONS COMPLETE DEAL WITH DRUMMOND Detroit made official a five-year, $130 million contract with the N.B.A. rebounding leader Andre Drummond.
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But with U.S. stock markets rebounding on Friday and Asian markets seemingly steadying on Monday, analysts said crude was also supported.
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The Gators had a 215-206 rebounding edge in the first half while taking a 213-24 lead into the break.
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In November 277, he hauled down 214 rebounds against the Detroit Pistons, the best single-game rebounding effort of his career.
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Thompson is still with the Cavs today and has been a crucial member of the team for his defense and rebounding.
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When you think of Kaleb Tarczewski you're going to think about how he did rebounding the ball in the second half.
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NOTES: Indiana entered as the nation's leader in rebounding margin at plus-14.9 and third in rebounds with 455 (45.5 average).
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LSU had a 45-27 rebounding advantage and shot 50 percent, although it made just 3 of 363 3-point attempts.
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The offshore yuan also slumped, hitting a record low against the dollar of 2.723 before rebounding to 7.0815 by 0834 GMT.
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NC State didn't seem bothered by 23 turnovers, in part because it controlled the boards with a 21-22 rebounding advantage.
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This season, he started every game but one, and he ranked third on the team in scoring and second in rebounding.
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From a year earlier, output rose 4.8 percent in November, also rebounding from a 1.3 percent decline in the previous month.
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Overall, Oklahoma State outshot TCU from the floor 54.2 percent to 39.3 percent, offsetting the Horned Frogs' 35-30 rebounding advantage.
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The Matching system showed sterling falling as low as $1.1491 on the day of the crash, before rebounding to around $1.24.
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Houston led by as many as 17 points, claimed a 50-26 rebounding edge and allowed just 23 second-chance points.
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China's 10-year treasury bond futures touched a one-month low before rebounding on Tuesday, signalling expectations of tighter liquidity ahead.
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TOKYO, June 17 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average rose on Friday, rebounding from four-month lows, as the surging yen steadied.
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Moreover, when families can't cut back on costs, they take on debt, which can make rebounding harder in the long run.
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The news: Shares of technology companies are rebounding Thursday, bolstered by the results of some of the sector's most prominent names.
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Maxi Kleber scored 15 points and Tim Hardaway Jr. added 14 for the Mavericks, who had a 52-40 rebounding edge.
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And Reeve has had to do it without the league's all-time leader in rebounding, Brunson, who suffered a concussion Aug.
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With malaria deaths rebounding worldwide, a pilot program testing a new and fiercely debated malaria vaccine began on Tuesday in Malawi.
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Meanwhile, Jerry is rebounding with a telekinetic warrior alien who keeps forcing him, Morty, and Summer to hunt aliens with her.
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Broadly, the S&P 500 soared 5.1%, rebounding from Monday's 12% loss, which was the worst one-day decline since 1987.
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The triple-double represents all-around play: the raw power of scoring, the hustle of rebounding, the unselfishness of the assist.
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Thompson was especially missed in terms of offensive rebounding, where he is among the best in the game at extending possessions.
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The Australian dollar touched its lowest in over a month at $203, before rebounding to $0.6867, down 0.07% on the day.
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Portland finished with a 54-38 rebounding edge, and it outshot the Thunder from the floor 52.1 percent to 44.3 percent.
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Henry Ellenson leads the team in scoring (803) and rebounding (280), while Luke Fischer ranks second in both categories (284, 274).
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On Wall Street, stocks were mostly higher by Europe's close, with shares of tech companies rebounding from sharp losses last week.
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