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Their upcoming concert will center on a "bouncing back" theme and posters of it are shot with a rock-and-roll flair.

Will China be able to keep bouncing back, or might the recessionary winds from across the Pacific cool things down?

Microfinanciers, some of whom were hard hit by the financial crisis, are bouncing back to help small businesses in emerging markets.

Meanwhile, Russian stocks inched higher Monday after bouncing back on Friday after a week of heavy losses.

With the economy in the shape that it's in, bouncing back or not, charitable donations go to the bottom of everyone's to-do list.

Sometimes, what bouncing back to them is so quick, they are shocked, " Oh, what did he say? " They are not prepared for a very quick reply.

Second, you might have some large losses that aren't bouncing back with the broader market when it does rally.

That's resilience: reflexively bouncing back to an existential threat by growing, augmenting, or strengthening resources.

If this pattern of growth were resuming, it would be good news: nearly half the world economy would be bouncing back.

Across the developed world, bosses' earnings are bouncing back as profits recover from the recession.

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are bouncing back and forth between North Carolina and Indiana before tomorrow's primaries .

A quarter of that space is high-grade, they say, and demand is bouncing back.

Companies that have invested in developing strong brands have retained their value better and are bouncing back faster.

Meanwhile, the economy has shown early signs of bouncing back, as the country's plentiful oil wells begin pumping again.

The economy is bouncing back and unemployment has fallen to nearly pre-recession levels.

Mr Bernanke may shed more light on how far he believes that America is bouncing back from the financial crisis and economic downturn.

I tried to send mails to your directly but they kept bouncing back.

ASIA'S emerging economies are bouncing back much more strongly than any others.

He'll come good and keep bouncing back and proving people wrong.

With supply chains in better order, auto production is bouncing back.

But as a marketing figure, Mr. Liu may have a harder time bouncing back than other athletes.

The advertising business is bouncing back after two tough years.

Projects teach persistence and the art of bouncing back from failure.

The 63-year-old almost lost his fortune in the 1990 property crash before bouncing back, extending his empire into casinos and resorts.

We need to figure out what prevents the Internet access speed from bouncing back.

German makers of plant and machinery may feel they have a decent chance of bouncing back, thanks to China's state-sponsored recovery.

The second type is on the ground floor and tub edge, feet bouncing back and forth.

The US economy bouncing back thanks to tax cuts.

It is already bouncing back this year.

How can they be bouncing back when demand in America and Europe remains feeble?

The US and some emerging markets have a history of bouncing back quickly.

Other areas of advertising recovered last year, with television spending bouncing back after a steep decline.

But while the region has not been insulated from the crisis, Nordic countries have a record of bouncing back strongly from economic turmoil.

The Art of Bouncing Back