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It looked as if he had been endowed with the elasticity of a ball, and rebounded each time his feet touched the ground.

Mr Sands said that the bank had continued to make good progress in the third quarter as its core Asian markets rebounded.

Mr Lai was the only analyst covering Skyworth as it rebounded to become one of China's top TV brands.

More funny scene took place in 3 minutes, Amir cross Road Closed Area, Zhao Peng rescue when the ball rebounded onto Scott network.

The ball rebounded from his head.

Gold plunged to its lowest level since the beginning of August; it then rebounded, only to fall again.

The data indicated that the economy had not rebounded as expected, and heightened fears about its underlying weakness.

Namely, that there was material, it rebounded, the chap continued to blather on.

The company's earnings rebounded in the first half of the year compared to the year earlier, when global trade virtually ground to a halt.

The bank's previous shareholders would have received warrants that would have value only if the new company rebounded.

The wicked prince showered thousands of bullets upon him, but they rebounded from his shining wings and fell down like ordinary hailstones.

Copper prices and Chinese electricity production, which had been falling, have rebounded, which is a plus.

Bullets which had rebounded from the cornices of the houses penetrated the barricade and wounded several men.

After slumping in 2008 profits have recently rebounded and, in the case of America, are close to a post-war high as a proportion of GDP.

Since then, enrollment has rebounded, but it is nowhere near the levels at the beginning of the decade.

During a two-week follow-up after the end of treatment, alkaline phosphatase levels rebounded slightly, he said.

Amid Monday's selloff, the Brazilian real had its biggest one-day drop in more than a year, though it rebounded Tuesday.

European stocks rebounded from a six-week low as Ireland's government prepared to unveil a four- year deficit-cutting plan.

The ball rebounded from the wall and I caught it.

Affected by this, the dollar rebounded blocked, the RMB exchange rate against the U. S. dollar remained slightly upward pattern.

Government securities rebounded yesterday after a week of steady declines.

Immigrants also tend to have more children, one reason why the British birth rate has rebounded over the past decade.

His abusive actions rebounded on him to His disadvantage.

Even though the economy has rebounded this year, BNDES loans have continued to rise sharply.

Japanese stocks rebounded as concerns over the long-term impact of Friday's earthquake and tsunami on Japan's economy ease.

China has rebounded faster from the global downturn than any other big economy, thanks to massive monetary and fiscal easing.

Initial stock offerings and acquisitions of tech companies have rebounded, improving confidence among investors to help fund new companies.

South Korea's economy expanded two-point-three percent in the last quarter and consumer confidence rebounded to a seven-year high in August.

French home prices fell faster than the euro-zone average during the crisis but have rebounded sharply enough to cause some consternation.

the S&P rebounded nicely off support at the bottom of its short-term trading range.

But it has rebounded sharply since then, leading some investors to speculate whether the currency has reached a bottom.

When the population rebounded, those genes were spread widely as the small number of survivors gave rise to all living descendants.

In the absence of downstream demand under the rigid support, cotton rebounded very difficult, continue down the road is still long.

Home prices and transactions have rebounded sharply and car sales leapt 70 percent in July from a year earlier.

Enthusiasm for betting has rebounded "like a stretched string" after the long ban.

During the war, though, most of the populations rebounded, with older fish showing the biggest increase.

Agricultural exports have also rebounded following years of drought.

I ask because I firmly believe that our domestic economy never truly rebounded in a meaningful fashion over the last few years.

Before his speech, stocks rebounded in Tokyo, where Japan's key Nikkei index closed more than two-and-a-half percent higher.

The next day, the market rebounded slightly.

Stockmarkets in Asia rebounded today as investors welcomed the BoA bail-out, with Japan's Nikkei climbing 2. 6%.

Big East shaping their own to do in Quanzhou liposuction. Hehe. Slightly for two years. Have not rebounded to the usual, ah.

This was swiftly done. The company rebounded well.

Zheng cotton Futures: commodity markets as a whole rebounded yesterday, oil, copper, rubber, led by Shanghai market.

But in the second half through the early part of this year, economies in the region rebounded.

As soon as the "risk on" mode returned to markets, gold duly rebounded, as did silver (which has had an even more volatile ride).

But the numbers have now rebounded, and foreign students are entering the U. S. education system at record rates.

And with that, home prices have rebounded.

With this relatively rapid removal of weight, the crust rebounded and bulged slightly up from its previous position.

To be sure, government surveys show that many manufacturers have rebounded quickly in the quake's aftermath.

Share prices rebounded around the world and frozen interbank lending markets showed some signs of thawing.

The won lost almost 10% of its value against the dollar in the past month (see chart), although it has since rebounded slightly.

This he did, and again the company quickly rebounded.

Private consumption rebounded as a result of increasing employment and household income.

The ball rebounded from the wall.

Regional markets, many of which had fallen sharply during Monday's global sell-off, rebounded on the cut.

They rebounded Friday as investors went prospecting for bargains, but belief in a China-driven commodity super-cycle has taken a knock.

First, the value of these companies' portfolios rebounded with the surge in stock and bond prices.

The moves led to more than $1 billion in profits when markets rebounded two years later.

Historically, the Dow often has rebounded sharply after being down around 50%, as it was this time.

With a revival in the international market, domestic production has rebounded.

But because of a drop in energy efficiency and an increase in industrial proportion of GDP, China's carbon intensity rebounded again.

The EUR traded lower against the Dollar after the release of US NFP, but managed to end the day higher as stocks rebounded.

The island has rebounded strongly from it, as well as a second terrorist bombing in 2005.

Inflows to the US rebounded to $175bn, boosted by an all-time high in reinvested earnings of $65bn.

This he did, and the company quickly rebounded.

On Wall Street - big gains across the board as energy shares, like BP, rebounded from a beating.

As the political confusion reigned, equities and commodities fell as the dollar rebounded sharply.

Both developed and emerging international markets have rebounded faster than the U. S.

Investor interest in junk bonds rebounded sharply last month as strong returns from the sector fuelled a sharp increase in issuance.

Because of the co-ordinated action the G20 took then, the global economy began to grow again. Emerging economies rebounded.

China's stock market shares rebounded on June the 10th, one hour before the market closed, and many point to this as proof of a CPI leak.

As things stand, GDP has merely rebounded to its level of six months ago, and the recovery looks worryingly short of legs.

The guard rebounded the ball in backcourt .

Those who fear the US is adulterating its currency point to the gold price, which this week rebounded to an all-time nominal high.

Findings also suggested that adolescents who stopped heavy drinking later "rebounded" to lower levels of impulsivity.

Our defense was solid, we rebounded the ball well.

Organized faith has rebounded since the 1980s, when the Communist Party relaxed Mao-era prohibitions on religion.

The number of Asian tourists flocking to Malaysia, Vietnam and Korea has rebounded in recent months.

The stock market rebounded Wednesday on the heels of a jump in Wall Street shares, pushing the index up nearly 5 percent.

Shortly after 2: 47, shares of Accenture PLC dropped in seconds from about $40 to one penny, then rebounded just as quickly.

The market rebounded on economic data showing stronger- than-estimated growth in American service industries.

In 1834 the Austrian emperor rebounded it as a charitable religious order, and it is now headquartered in Vienna.

Potter says his business isn't experiencing the record years it saw in 2006 and 2007, but it has rebounded through the recession.

Global stocks rebounded sharply yesterday after central banks pumped emergency funds into the markets for the third consecutive trading day.

However, after the recession ended, housing starts typically rebounded strongly after inventory fell and new home sales picked up.

Atnational level too people seem a bit keener to spend, despite higherVAT. Consumer confidence has rebounded.

Wegner and his colleagues rebounded their way into people's dreams - Inception, the science.

Optimists in the banking world point out that the securitisation business has rebounded from blows before.

Some rebounded later reflecting, analysts said, fresh waves of speculative capital entering the market.

An interested interviewer will get the person to talk in depth about how he or she rebounded from failure.

It isn't the first such fit of worry since the market bottomed in March 2009, however, and each time stocks have rebounded.

They may have rebounded a bit, but the coyotes now live in groups with shrunk territories or as vagabond "floaters. "

GDP growth in other Asian emerging-market economies has also strongly rebounded, partly in response to policy stimulus.

Backstory and lesson: Industrial and manufacturing companies have rebounded this year.

But while new-home construction likely rebounded, it was still unusually slow.

It was a blip. The stock then quickly rebounded and hit new highs.

And after briefly dropping to less than 15 percent of corporate profits, the financial sector has rebounded to more than 30 percent.

The Lakers, however, rebounded to win the next four games.

Energy prices: Oil prices rebounded strongly Monday, following the largest four-day slide in trading history.

Wall Street pay has rebounded even as ordinary workers continue to suffer from high unemployment and falling real wages.

Public confidence rebounded with the reopening of the banks in sound condition.

It pumped hundred of billions of dollars into the economy, which meant that growth quickly rebounded.

During the past two weeks of trading, more often than not stocks have rebounded from early losses, or built steadily on early session gains.

The Chicago Fed said its Midwest Manufacturing Index rose in September, as auto sector production rebounded.

American consumer confidence has rebounded more quickly than expected, for instance.

Stocks had rebounded since August on hopes the Federal Reserve would pump fresh money into the economy.

Treasurys, whose prices had tumbled on Monday, rebounded in price on Tuesday as investors sought safe refuges.

Financial markets have stabilized, stock markets have rebounded, and the economy is showing signs of recovery.

Judging by the number of new tycoons, the rich have rebounded from the 2009 doldrums.

Global trade stalled during the worst of the recession but has rebounded steadily during the past year.

Grain and food prices have rebounded and energy prices continue to rise, which have both contributed to CPI growth.

Car production has rebounded, but to a level well below its typical share of GDP.

Housing: During most economic recoveries, the housing industry typically rebounded in a big way and helped drive overall growth.

As confidence has returned, stock markets have rebounded, though they remain well below past peaks.

U. S. exports to China have rebounded much more rapidly than overall U. S. exports, and are now 20 percent above their pre-crisis levels.

At that very moment, suddenly rebounded from the ground lightly, gradually reach the sky.

Still, real GDP fell only a little between 1981 and 1982 and then rebounded in 1983, even though unemployment that year was still high.

"Profits and bonuses rebounded in 2012, but the industry is still restructuring, " Mr. DiNapoli said.

By Monday afternoon, it had rebounded 13. 7 per cent.

China rebounded quickly from the global financial crisis because of a massive stimulus program and bank lending.

Saudi Arabia's Tadawul All Share index has rebounded close to 40 per cent since its lows in March.

If your employer's finances have rebounded somewhat, use that fact to strengthen your argument.

The euro rebounded on speculation European leaders may take more steps to support the currency.

Then Shanghai quickly rebounded, led by upward again, late reluctantly accept red.

Each time, the United States rebounded, because the country is good at fixing itself.

The Lakers struggled through the first half of the season but rebounded to post a 28-13 mark during the campaign's second half.

But once that adjustment was endured, economies rebounded rapidly.

While risk assets rebounded in October, foreign demand for Treasuries is seen holding up.

Stocks rose across Asia and currencies rebounded in response to a $954. 83 billion bailout plan from Brussels.

The woodpecker population rebounded.

Marital quality for men in the Bringing Baby Home group dipped from before birth to age 3 months, but rebounded by the first birthday.

When the treatment ended, the number of cells rebounded to earlier levels.

Demand has rebounded for computers that rely on Intel microprocessors.

His fortunes rebounded as the Asian crisis quickly faded.

The past two trading days the stock rebounded slightly, the wide oscillations in the market showed resilience in a better performance.

It seems that executive recruitment, although changed in nature, has rebounded beyond its peak of early 2008.

That said, global equity markets have rebounded smartly over the past two months.

The shares are still below their price on listing even though markets have rebounded.

Wall Street rebounded from Tuesday's huge sell-off with the Dow gaining more than 50 points in Wednesday's trading.

We sometimes forget that it quickly rebounded.

All rebounded within two years.

China rebounded quickly from the 2008 global crisis on a flood of government spending and bank lending.

The property market has also rebounded strongly, with prices in the so-called luxury sector up an estimated 30 per cent this year.

Temperatures have rebounded, go out tomorrow may be appropriately reduced clothes.

In this period the market rebounded from the support level and developed a new strong uptrend.

Back-to-back solid games for Yi, was aggressive, rebounded well.

Thanks to the ban on DDT, the Brown Pelican has rebounded spectacularly.

She rebounded from disappointment.

No one except Yao is shooting well. We're getting out rebounded too.

Chinese stocks, which rebounded before anyone else and then stalled, remain below their level of last summer.

And while they rebounded with youthful vigour, doubts remain.

Oil prices have rebounded since, jumping 7% in two days to settle on Tuesday at $103. 88 per barrel, up 14% for the year.

The market fell more than 15 per cent in the days following the announcement but soon rebounded and ended the year up nearly 100 per cent.

Sea otters once again play in the waters of Alaska's Prince William Sound, and salmon and some other species have rebounded.

Compared to two months ago, people's trust in the HKSAR Government has rebounded.

The yen retreated on Tuesday, falling more than 5. 0 percent against the dollar as global stock markets rebounded.

Google's core search advertising business rebounded in the final quarter of 2009, and the group is preparing for renewed growth.

Sterling rebounded in the city coupled with the strong euro, the dollar index fell below the 80-point support to the 78-point slide.

Oil prices rebounded slightly after Thursday's sharp sell-off took oil prices below the $49 a barrel mark.

Oil prices rebounded on Tuesday, reversing three days of losses.

Durable goods orders climbed 2. 7% as demand for aircraft rebounded but the figures except transportation unexpectedly fell.

Despite the serious political problems in the past three months, Kenya's stock exchange has rebounded.

Even the auto sector rebounded with GM ( GM) and Mercedes posting huge growth numbers over 2008.

Given the job loss, you would expect middle-income jobs to have rebounded the most in the past two years.

Its share price has rebounded to pre-tsunami levels, beating a broader market that remains about 7 per cent down.

Much of the profit made by Japan's big exporterssince the economy rebounded in 2002 has come from squeezing their smallerbrethren.

Bank of Ireland Plc rebounded 4. 1 percent after plunging to its lowest price since March 2009 yesterday.

At the same time, lending exceeded forecasts last month and growth in M2, the broadest measure of money supply, rebounded.

Stock markets wavered but generally rebounded, while the response in currency markets varied widely.

The oil market rebounded today after several days of decline.

Investments dropped off in 2009 during the height of the global economic recession, but rebounded to an estimated $56. 5 billion in 2010.

Prices rebounded in recent days despite a stronger U. S. dollar.

"But enforcement efforts are making things better, " Kirk said, adding that exports rebounded in 2008 nearly to 2003 levels.

In 2010, growth worldwide rebounded, and it is likely to be sustained.

Another report is expected to show sales of previously owned homes rebounded in August from July's 15-year low.

Al-Jadaa rebounded by selling her inventory and buying the equipment needed to start over.

The sector has boomed in the past 18 months as demand has rebounded while producers of containers have kept a tight control over new supply.

Still, real GDP only fell a little between 1981 and 1982, and then rebounded in 1983, even though unemployment was still high in that year.

The market later rebounded, to close down by 348 points, but investors remain rattled.

Citadel's biggest hedge fund has rebounded 58% this year through mid-November.

Stocks and gold both rebounded smartly in October.

Commodities have rebounded, but this is dwarfed by the rebound in commodity-based equities.

China has rebounded from the global slump with vigour.

But the decline was reversed later in the day and prices rebounded to $130 after an analyst forecast of $150 oil.

Their numbers, aided by a large hatchery operation, have rebounded from a low of 1. 3 million three years after the spill.

Unfortunately, road accidents in Britain rebounded greatly in the fourth quarter, hitting 92, 500 times.

Despite suffering significant outflows in 2008-09, hedge funds have recently rebounded.

Since then, Morgan's stock has rebounded sharply, to $28. 64 Thursday from a low of $6. 71 during the depths of the crisis.

The struck the board sideways ma and rebounded from it.

MSCI's emerging markets index has rebounded almost 25 per cent since then.

Cotton grew warehouses more than 100, 000 hand again today, prices rebounded again.

Prices of gold and oil rebounded on Tuesday.

Profits and share prices rebounded strongly in 1933.

Tuesday, the Dhaka Stock Exchange General Index rebounded from Monday's drop, up 15. 5%.

Eg: The stock price rebounded after a steep fall.

The echo rebounded from the round wall.

The killing curse hadn't worked and had rebounded against him.

Its economy has rebounded rapidly after the government responded to the crisis quickly and in size.

In 2008, overall consumer prices actually fell for the first time in half a century, but then rebounded as energy prices stabilized.

Revenue has rebounded to pre-crisis levels, and 2009 compensation is on pace to approach or surpass the record payouts of 2007.

The tenth day, the Buddha himself down, saying that out of 500 yuan to buy it, the boss was very happy - even then rebounded to 500 yuan!

Steel prices rebounded earlier this year, and Tonghua posted a 43 million yuan ($6. 3 million) profit in June.

By Friday the euro had rebounded to nearly $1. 26, but it's nonetheless down 13% this year.

Arm shares fell 7. 3 per cent on Wednesday on speculation about the Intel announcement. But they rebounded by nearly 3 per cent on Thursday.

Mr Mack's 4m Morgan Stanley shares, which were worth as little as $27m, have rebounded to $125m.

They rebounded to win the world championship again in 2001.

Between his comments, the dollar dropped by 1. 1 per cent, and then rebounded.

Prices rebounded in after-hours trading, sending the 10-year yield to 3. 93 percent.

Having shrunk by nearly 14% in 2009, the economy has rebounded and is forecast to grow by 4. 4% in 2011.

The Dow industrials fell heavily Friday after the report was issued but then rebounded to finish down 21. 42 points at 10653. 56.

After growing 4. 5% in 2009, it rebounded above the 6% mark last year and is predicted to stay there for the next few years.

The Celtics also out rebounded the Lakers, 44-39.

American International Group fell 22% from Jan. 19 to Feb. 8, and has since rebounded 54%.

By 1976, the number of cases had rebounded to 5. 8 million.

After the government took steps to try to shake up the equity market, share prices rebounded sharply last year.

The dollar was last up 0. 4 percent at 91. 38 yen, having rebounded from a seven-month low hit on Wednesday.

From the lows last year global equities rebounded by an average of 70 per cent.

It rebounded 0. 5% Wednesday.

It peaked at $57bn in July 2008, plunged by 27 per cent by early 2009, then rebounded recently to $52bn.

In fiscal 2010 the firm's operating margins rebounded to 13. 8%, the highest in its 40-year history.

They also out rebounded the Wizards 23-12 and had more assists, 21-16.

Demand for luxury vehicles has rebounded after the financial crisis sapped sales last year.

Last year, as the economy improved, the number rebounded. This year, it fell back again, to 14 percent.

Shares in both companies have rebounded sharply from lows reached late last year.

But business rebounded sharply in 2010 when foreign investment into developing countries recovered.

Wall Street's profits surged last year as debt markets re-opened and stocks rebounded.

June sales rebounded to an annual rate of 330, 000, topping forecasts, after hitting a record low in May.

The Dow eventually rebounded to close down 347. 80 points, or 3. 2%, at 10520. 32, its worst percentage decline since April 2009.

Our economy has rebounded strongly from last year's recession. GDP grew 17. 9% Y-on-Y in the first half of this year.

Last year, his hedge fund rebounded, rising just over 6%, a figure below the overall market's gain.

Stocks in Hong Kong rebounded from the previous session's three-month lows, led by carmakers and property stocks.

The Jazz out rebounded the Lakers 58-41 in Game 1, but lost 109-98.

Recently, after posting some losses because of last year's economic crash, hospitals rebounded with healthy margins in the second quarter.

But production rebounded and reached a record 241 million tons in the year ended March 31.

his lies rebounded on him in the end because no one trusted him any more

Berkshire's Class A shares, which slumped to nearly $70, 000 last year, have rebounded to $120, 000.

The take-up shows the strength of the Hong Kong and Shanghai markets, which have rebounded after a slow start to the year.

Hong Kong was in deep recession last year, but since March, the local stock market in and property prices have rebounded sharply.

Stock markets in Europe have rebounded, led by shares in energy firms, on hopes that fighting in Libya may soon end

HSBC's Hong Kong-traded shares have since rebounded 9. 7 per cent, closing yesterday at HK$36. 20.

America's popularity in the rest of the world has rebounded quite nicely since 2006

The Hong Kong dollar rebounded sharply from 7. 75 in the morning to 7. 6 At noon time.