I tried everything — bouncing her more, bouncing her less, bouncing with swinging, bouncing with nursing (difficult).
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It kept bouncing and bouncing and soon the crowd and the rest of the players saw what was happening.
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It's basically Pong, except instead of bouncing a pixelated ball back and forth with an opponent, you're bouncing it against a wall of colored bricks.
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That the light bouncing all around in that virtual world matches up to the light bouncing around in the real world, so we can composite all the elements together.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Bouncing buzzer-beater NBA Game 7s don't get much more exciting than a series-clinching, buzzer-beating shot bouncing off the rim FOUR times before going in.
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Going through the world, at every moment we are surrounded by movements that are logically associated with sound: we see a ball bouncing, and we expect to hear the bouncing.
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Williams, at the University of Utah, challenged the notion that tracking bouncing objects in a simulation could train or quantify anything other than a person's ability to track bouncing objects in a simulation.
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Congestion pricing has been bouncing around academic circles for decades.
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All this makes landing without bouncing off a formidable challenge.
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But now, the apparel industry seems to be bouncing back.
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"No more bouncing around from app to app," Stern said.
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Last year, though, even factories and restaurants started bouncing cheques.
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Telling a friend you're bouncing out of a lame party?
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America's labor market, we are repeatedly informed, is bouncing back.
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Myth 7: Bouncing babies will cause them to be bowlegged.
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They can't stop falling over and bouncing on their bellies.
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There is little chance of the economy bouncing back soon.
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Copper rose 1.3 percent, bouncing back from falls this week.
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Are some people just better at bouncing back after breakups?
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Calvin Harris is bouncing back after his scary car accident.
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Only his giant orange bouncing belly full of indiscriminate rage.
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Even energetically, he's kind of bouncing and nobody else is.
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The euro has been 1.1805, 1.1810, bouncing back and forth.
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And so they're they're bouncing around from provider to provider.
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A bunch of people bouncing around and all strange things.
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My head is bouncing away into a nearby parking lot.
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Firstly, bouncing is a tremendous means of complicating the action.
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Bouncing effectively makes fighting from a longer range more viable.
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The sector is not exactly bouncing back in Monday's session.
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The lawsuit has been bouncing around German courts since 2011.
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Soon phone calls and emails began bouncing around the Pentagon.
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Koivu's goal came from a bouncing puck from center ice.
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"The saiga has this really good capability of bouncing back."
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Then here's video of a sheep bouncing on a trampoline.
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They follow her, cameras bouncing, and find an overturned car.
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The hypnotic bouncing of sprites, the highly underrated musical bops.
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And if necessary, bouncing back from rejection should be, too.
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We're always bouncing around between wanting to do new things.
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Blue bouncing balls appear and hit your wrists and ankles.
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Bouncing your ideas off other people helps diversify your perspective.
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It's also kind of chill, flying and gliding and bouncing.
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"Life gets complicated, Bessandra," I whisper, bouncing her a bit.
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She unleashes an unapologetic, bright smile, bouncing up and down.
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Tech stocks are still just bouncing around within a range.
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And when people get sick, they'll be bouncing even more.
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Maybe that's part of why I'm bouncing off of it.
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It was a lot of bouncing ideas back and forth.
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Keep your eye on the bouncing ball, goes the adage.
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We are just bouncing off each other with such energy.
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The round balls are softly bouncing from side to side.
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"I was just bouncing from name to name," he said.
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Good news: Sea turtles appear to be bouncing back worldwide.
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I'll hear the girls at 8 in the morning, bouncing.
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On the sideline, his coaches were bouncing and ricocheting around.
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How does his theory relate to the bouncing of water?
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It last touched that mark in February before bouncing higher again.
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Go deeper: Stocks are bouncing back, but analysts are still spooked
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Meghan pulled the move again while bouncing from Fiji to Tonga.
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Blac Chyna gave birth to a bouncing bundle of content today!
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Sometimes this means bouncing between two to three houses per week.
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Look at all these healthy bouncing babies who had difficult births.
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Your job is simple: keep that ball bouncing upward, eliminating bricks.
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He did worse when he was bouncing from couch to couch.
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"But it's not going to be ... people bouncing back," he said.
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It's the congruence of intelligent people bouncing ideas off each other.
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Toshiba had looked to be bouncing back from its accounting nightmare.
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South Korea's Kospi (KOSPI) was bouncing between small gains and losses.
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Selena Gomez is no stranger to bouncing back and moving forward.
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"Do you want to have Barack Obama bouncing checks?" he asked.
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Sloan St. James was born a healthy, bouncing baby in April.
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Let me go back -- again, we are bouncing back and forth.
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The overall effect is that of an actual flame bouncing around.
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Instead of just bouncing off a wall, Salto is literally bounding.
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Bouncing them, rocking them, shushing them, enveloping them, letting them suck.
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And yet, her knee is bouncing uncontrollably with the nervous energy.
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The service-sector index was seen bouncing to 22 in January.
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I knew what bouncing a check meant before I entered kindergarten.
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You have to stop a bouncing shot from the red line.
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But when I came home, I saw people were bouncing back.
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Detroit, Michigan, is a Midwestern underdog that's bouncing back after bankruptcy.
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Cybertruck doesn't look like anything I've seen bouncing around the Internet.
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A bunch of people like bouncing around and doing strange things.
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He could charm anyone with that bouncing gait and electric grin.
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After years of struggle, the U.S. economy is finally bouncing back.
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Since then, he's been bouncing among friends' apartments and Airbnb rentals.
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He wound up bouncing between relieving and starting, and he struggled.
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Mangold: The script was bouncing around and the story was voluminous.
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There is a totally different experience bouncing around a print component.
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"Bom bom," he laughed, pretending to be in a bouncing car.
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The stock was down around 1% after bouncing around Tuesday evening.
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His early adult life involved a lot of bouncing between shelters.
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Seeing cute little slimes bouncing around chunky landscapes just looks right.
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"You can make your personal brand about resilience and bouncing back."
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This morning, it is bouncing because Biden has taken the lead.
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Maybe bouncing it off the ozone layer, for all I know.
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Others go for kayaks, paddle boards or screaming, bouncing Jet Skis.
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"Not now," he said, bouncing down the stairs toward the clubhouse.
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The S&P hit a low of 28,230 before bouncing higher.
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Instead, the female characters here are furniture or bouncing, pink operators.
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Across the field, Gabriele and Justin jog together, her ponytail bouncing.
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He ended up in foster care, bouncing from home to home.
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He spent another 22018 months bouncing between three different correctional facilities.
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"Yearning is so religious," Max said, bouncing gently on his heels.
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The only sensation bouncing around my headset-bearing bonce was whooosh.
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But most companies have found their share prices bouncing back rapidly.
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The transition from the slow, high-bouncing surfaces of the clay court season, to the fast, low-bouncing surfaces of the grass court summer swing, is perhaps the most abrupt technical adjustment in the sport's calendar.
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FTMIB rising 1.8%, bouncing back from a political crisis-driven sell-off.
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TV: You're bouncing between the worlds of film and TV right now.
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Something about the syllables bouncing around your mouth just didn't make sense.
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This allowed some signals to travel further before bouncing back to Earth.
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You are no longer bouncing around, trusting a web crawler's mandated algorithm.
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But the stock was bouncing off levels not seen in a decade.
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I&aposm bouncing back and forth, but this is in my head.
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All of his distress signals were bouncing back, his outgoing data blocked.
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Then Cabrera bobbled a bouncing ball hit up the middle by Brantley.
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Instead, the team believes that the probe was simply bouncing in place.
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I was bouncing back and forth between hospitals praying over them both.
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Then he became abusive, lost his kids, and started bouncing between facilities.
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LIGO works by bouncing lasers down tunnels with mirrors at each end.
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If oil goes back up, Cramer anticipates stocks could come bouncing back.
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Instead, the team believes that the probe is simply bouncing in place.
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Here it is ... the first picture of Nick Young's bouncing baby girl!
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Folding, flipping and bouncing between screens presents all sorts of new challenges.
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We spend the next few hours bouncing between Tallahassee, Jacksonville, and Miami.
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The pavement absorbs all sounds of footsteps and a bouncing red ball.
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Carroll himself prefers the multiverse, but plenty others prefer the bouncing universe.
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You'll bounce back, I promise—bouncing back is kind of your thing.
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You'd feel pretty good about this team bouncing back in 2017-18.
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On Friday, April 30, they both gave birth to bouncing baby boys.
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So the truck is bouncing and getting hit around, under Krasinski's direction.
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It hangs over the track like a buzzsaw bouncing above a femur.
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The concert featured A$AP Yams's mother Tatianna bouncing around on stage.
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Bouncing into a Walmart near you: bags of carrot cake Hershey's Kisses.
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Those states have proven resilient in bouncing back for Clinton so far.
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"We fully expected fuel to be bouncing around this year," Rovinescu said.
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" The responses range from "lots of fun" to "um, helping" to "bouncing.
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Don't worry, no kids were bouncing in this flying house of destruction.
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We just did the chorus with him, bouncing around and singing along.
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After finding its floor of support, Boeing's stock has been bouncing back.
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Tellingly, the stock market is no longer reflexively bouncing back from declines.
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Harris has turned into a star player despite bouncing around the league.
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We are not bouncing back because big government is in our way.
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"As a Republican, I should be bouncing off the walls," she said.
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Senators are weighing bouncing the continuing resolution (CR) back to the House.
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I still hear that voice—it is bouncing around in my skull.
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Then he told us the truth: he was bouncing on a trampoline.
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"He's kind of been bouncing off the walls," Coach Jeff Hornacek said.
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The Bouncing Souls devoted a song to quoting his movies in 1994.
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I found myself bouncing to an old hit whose name escaped me.
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Take, for instance, the water drops bouncing around in Yanlin Song's lab.
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Compression bras hug the breasts close to the body to stop bouncing.
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"You could optimize so that there's less information bouncing around," he said.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars fell nearly 2% before bouncing back.
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Imagine a drunkard stumbling around a room and bouncing off the walls.
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Some remain completely unaware of their rapidly bouncing knees or shaking feet.
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He was kind of all over the place, bouncing off the walls.
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Some little hail-thingies came bouncing up off the sidewalk. Pretty. Ouch.
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She came for him like an astronaut, bouncing on the gray carpet.
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In fact, "bouncing back after failure will make you stronger," Morin wrote.
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You have such a happy relationship, it is bouncing off your skin.
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"Fuck Ilhan!" others shouted over indecipherable chatter bouncing off the skyscrapers overhead.
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Those were years spent bouncing among "warehousing, fast food, janitorial," Jefferson said.
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" And another thing: "There are all these invisible rays bouncing off of us constantly; all the television channels are going all the time, and they're constantly bouncing off us or shooting through us -- an invisible barrage of media.
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We came from a very difficult period when the economy bottomed out roughly in 2016 or 2017 and since then it's been bouncing at a pace that's less good than we would have liked, but it's been bouncing.
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Stocks reacted swiftly to the report earlier Thursday, bouncing higher in midafternoon trading.
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Your energy was literally bouncing off to me right there, it was great.
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The dollar was at 112.27 yen, bouncing back from Tuesday's low of 13.
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Many estimates for growth in the second quarter are bouncing above 4 percent.
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She's bouncing from room to room making sure everything is falling into place.
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I ended up hitting myself in the balls while she was bouncing up.
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Plus, sunlight bouncing off the snow boosts efficiency by 8 to 12 percent.
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I was paranoid about fluorescent lights bouncing off my ever-widening hair part.
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"Bouncing your knees or heels doesn't send a calm confident message," Brown says.
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Bouncing back from a post-baby bod has become an extreme, competitive sport.
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I used to stare at it, imagining astronauts bouncing around in the landscape.
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Start with tourism, which was bouncing back from a period of regional unrest.
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Even Twitter couldn't ignore the very obvious sexy vibes bouncing around these two.
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"You're like the waves crashing into the border and bouncing back," he said.
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CDT (1725 GMT) after bouncing off of the prior day's low of $8.19.
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There was a rhythm to their movements as they flocked past, backpacks bouncing.
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He started bouncing on the spot, went straight to full volume as usual.
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It's black women's braless breasts bouncing in hallways lined with bookshelves and brocade.
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Or at least, it's bouncing around the street in an attempt to levitate.
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"You get really good at failing and bouncing back from that," Karlstrom says.
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The bouncing on set doesn't lie ... T-Swift's sporting a very enhanced look.
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The dollar was steady at 113.67 yen after bouncing from 113.25 support overnight.
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Oil prices jumped during Asia trading hours, bouncing back after losses on Thursday.
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Taylor Swift is bouncing back from her breakup with yet another generous donation.
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And Vampire Weekend weren't the only big stars that had the crowd bouncing.
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The imprint was caused by the probe bouncing off the surface during landing.
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The Australian dollar was at $0.7163 after bouncing from lows below $0.123 yesterday.
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He stands perfectly still, the sequins bouncing the light back around the room.
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This keeps me busily bouncing between commissions, public projects and my own work.
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It's like a cute little fairy is bouncing on top of the track.
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Along with bouncing back after baby, Jenner has been navigating first-time motherhood.
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If you lose an election, you can pretty much count on bouncing back.
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LONDON — Panting, pounding, thrusting, bobbing, bouncing, gurgling, knocking, wiggling — are you uncomfortable yet?
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But, is he bitter at LeBron for bouncing out of Cleveland in 2018?
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The dollar was at 112.27 yen, bouncing back from Tuesday's low of 111.50.
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In a hot gas, this means molecules whizzing around, bouncing off the walls.
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Soon he was sitting in one, jiggling the joystick and bouncing with excitement.
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Obviously, we did a good job of bouncing back after last game's performance.
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His only shot of the day was a brick, bouncing off the rim.
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Adams sets all this energetically, but with an excess of lightly bouncing parlando.
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Most recently, prices moved as low as $73,054 this week before bouncing higher.
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Sometimes I'm the only one standing during a discussion, bouncing Cass to sleep.
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This week, shares spent some time in the single digits before bouncing back.
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The euro rose to $1.2345, bouncing back from $1.2258 hit the previous day.
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The piano, ringing variations on its theme, falls into a bouncing tarantella rhythm.
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The first came from the radar bouncing off the edges of the canyon.
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But credit to them for bouncing around, but that's the way it goes.
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It started bouncing and shaking, as if we were flying through a blender.
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The curriculum even introduced me to a concept I didn't know about: bouncing.
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Still another player, Isaac "Azael" Cummings-Bentley, received $33,000 for bouncing around Azeroth.
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Crucially, if you're bouncing like a happy child, then you're doing it wrong.
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It's hardly the only scary thing bouncing around the White House these days.
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And there's cautionary optimism that sea turtles are bouncing back after historical declines.
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Some estimates for growth in the second quarter are bouncing above 234 percent.
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McGregor is bouncing up and down in a somewhat awkward fashion for boxing.
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The film zigzags between tones, zanily bouncing between comedy and horror-esque thrills.
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But growth indicators suggest that Germany has hit bottom and is bouncing back.
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They track checking and savings accounts, too, in case you've been bouncing checks.
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Gas is cheap, home prices are bouncing back and interest rates are low.
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One surprise mention is Detroit, which is bouncing back after years of decline.
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"It's fresh," he says, bouncing the Fraser fir against the pavement for emphasis.
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THRUSH: It is interesting the way that he keeps bouncing back and forth.
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These discounted speakers will keep the garden bouncing into the evening and beyond.
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The three major indexes hit session lows on the report before bouncing back.
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A few similar videos had been bouncing around the web for a while.
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SPX stock index rose 1.05 percent, bouncing back from sizeable losses last week.
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Walmart stock fell 2.75 percent on Wednesday before bouncing nearly 1.4 percent Thursday.
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In fact, he says many commodities seem to be bouncing off their lows.
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She said avoid bouncing from group to group made up of different people.
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Khan smiles, her short curly hair bouncing forward as she nods her assent.
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I feel like she's telling me I'm not bouncing back fast enough. Thoughts?
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Mr. Morgan and his colleagues are continuing to analyze the Atacama's bouncing boulders.
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And when I travel with Levi, we're constantly bouncing ideas off each other.
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He's bouncing on those wide-placed feet, in range to strike and out.
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" Adriana Lara, according to a SculptureCenter news release, "examines the dynamism found in bouncing.
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Then Newton crouched and did a little shuffle and went bouncing into Stewart's arms.
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You died at the hands of light beams bouncing through a series of mirrors.
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The ball wound up hitting Molina in the groin before bouncing on the ground.
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The euro traded little changed at $1.1198 after bouncing about 0.3 percent on Thursday.
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It's almost like table tennis: each of us bouncing our interests back and forth.
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Netflix hit a 52-week high, and so did , with bouncing back behind it.
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ET, off a session high of $63.39 and bouncing from a low of $60.80.
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Legend is sitting at a grand piano between two classic cars bouncing on hydraulics.
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We will follow the bouncing ball here, something that the media can&apost do.
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Instead of bouncing off her window, they soar inside and directly into her mouth.
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Caterpillar shares were slammed but on Friday, the stock was bouncing back by 3.5%.
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The objective is to smash floating blocks by hitting them with a bouncing ball.
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The satellite is supposed to spin in space, too, so it's constantly bouncing sunlight.
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He puts it on loud, and she starts bouncing and [uses] her metal voice.
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The stock hit a low of $47.06 Tuesday before bouncing back to around $48.30.
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We're talking about the bouncing creatures improving your Slack conversations with their sick moves.
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Our kids spend hours climbing in several story-high jungle gyms and bouncing around.
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During this entire flow, the kitty is bouncing off furniture and wrestling inanimate objects.
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The dollar index hit a two-week low of 96.648 before bouncing to 96.824.
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Light streams through its curved glass and steel roof, bouncing off pristine white floors.
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PhillyFlyBoy zoomed in on him dribbling a basketball and then bouncing a tennis ball.
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All those bouncing photons can help you move all those extra grams of carpeting.
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After bouncing from doctor to doctor, a specialist found a mass in her uterus.
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Perhaps you're bouncing back from an injury and don't want to get sidelined again.
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Photons can reflect off a surface, bouncing away at the angle as they arrived.
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He slithered into the paint and uncorked soft layups while bouncing off of bigs.
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Parents get the ball bouncing on the same day they toss the baby booties.
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Just get all the crap that's bouncing around in your head down on paper.
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"I wouldn't trust any high roller until Workday bottoms and starts bouncing," Cramer said.
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After bouncing off its December low, the is less than 4 percent from records.
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Bouncing around in the mind of one jittery passenger, it can usually be contained.
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Silver rose 1.6 percent, bouncing from a four-month low of $17.1525 per ounce.
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YOUNG KING BOUNCING 👑 Bronny just banged his first-ever dunk‼️ pic.twitter.com/NwFy7TeunY
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If big sister Kim is any indication, Kylie will have no problems bouncing back.
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But after playing a few hundred times, it had begun accurately bouncing the ball.
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Bouncing back There is growing confidence among tourism professionals that the storm has passed.
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Along with bouncing back after baby, Jenner has been busy navigating first-time motherhood.
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Backes's shot got past goaltender Corey Crawford after bouncing off Trevor Van Riemsdyk's skate.
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Overnight, his website had disappeared, and all associated email addresses were suddenly bouncing back.
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The index fell more than 10 percent after hitting that level before bouncing back.
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Apple's latest ad campaign centers around the AirPod earphones and a lot of bouncing.
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The Nasdaq gained 0.4%, bouncing back from a 2.4% drop earlier in the day.
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The bowler's first four deliveries were "on a length," bouncing just above knee height.
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She's temperamental on the record, bouncing between Kelis-level screams and infant-like whines.
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"I think the city was probably ready to start bouncing back," Colwell told me.
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"I'm really happy with how I feel and how I'm bouncing back," he said.
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All around was the tlin-tlin-tlin and ratatatata of bullets bouncing off things.
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If the new pup is Richard's, it could be a sign he's bouncing back.
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When you're a gypsy, bouncing from job to job, "starting things" is your specialty.
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I'm bouncing along with the roomful of bobbing ponytails, feeling Beyoncé in my bones.
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Checks were bouncing, bills were unpaid, they were in danger of losing their apartment.
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Bouncing between K-1 and PRIDE, Goodridge would take horrible beating after horrible beating.
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That fresh-faced guy, reliably bouncing in the booth behind a slew of controllers?
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Despite these startling statistics, the hard work doesn't end when the ball stops bouncing.
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Let the bouncing blue ball on your phone or tablet show you the way.
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It felt like the puzzle was made of rubber, and I kept bouncing off.
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Similarly you can see Nelson's bouncing setting up his lead leg side kick here.
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A large disco ball sends flecks of light bouncing off a wall of mirrors.
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He punched again and again, bouncing my head off the pavement like a ball.
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"Saigas have a history of bouncing back," she said, "so we always have hope."
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It's clear that dozens of children bouncing on a trampoline carries risk of injury.
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The broader Topix rose 1.3% to 1,4.63, also bouncing back from earlier steep losses.
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Peals of laughter could be heard from women bouncing on an inflatable jumping castle.
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Chinese stocks are bouncing back hard since Monday after five straight weeks of losses.
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Apple shares are bouncing back, after briefly tumbling into bear-market territory on Friday.
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Holzhauer also employed the strategies of hunting for Daily Doubles and bouncing between categories.
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Like many businessmen, he failed once spectacularly, before bouncing back — with a Russian twist.
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Each reads the light bouncing back in their direction — filtered through "their" media outlets.
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Mr. McConaughey is a ball of profane, entrepreneurial energy bouncing around in a vacuum.
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Delle Donne emerged from the tunnel, bouncing gently on one leg, then the other.
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I was just bouncing around like I didn't have a problem in the world.
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Instead, Trump spent more than an hour bouncing between disparate injustices and angry asides.
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The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.6710 after bouncing from levels below $0.67 yesterday.
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He was bouncing between hospitals and settling on the idea of running for president.
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He spent a recent Sunday bouncing between events hosted by two different minority groups.
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I can go bouncing and save up $3,000 and invest in my own story.
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Impatience is written in the bouncing of a knee against the seat in front.
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"I was bouncing up on the ceiling looking down on my body," he said.
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The speaker is supposed to produce improved audio placement by bouncing sound off walls.
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The S&P 500 briefly slipped into a correction before bouncing off the lows.
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Crowds in Seoul, Tokyo and Guadalajara, Mexico, were bouncing when the home team played.
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The mortars zeroed in, "like someone bouncing a basketball around the hole," he said.
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"Bouncing the interaction off of somebody else may help raise a flag," Schlecht says.
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We're like a buoy in the middle of the ocean, bouncing up and down.
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Still, he cautioned: "I don't know about bouncing back" from the damage already done.
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Essentially, it's a phrase you use to refer to all the light bouncing off objects.
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Trump, for his part, has some experience bouncing back from losses outside the political arena.
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It's going to be bouncing back and forth between some number around $55 or $60.
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In October, the economy added 246,000 payrolls, bouncing back from just 136,000 jobs in September.
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For Beyoncé, bouncing back from her pregnancy wasn't always easy, especially being the perfectionist type.
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The franc was 0.2% weaker, bouncing off a 25-month high it reached on Monday.
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The franc was 92.493% weaker, bouncing off a 292.49-month high it reached on Monday.
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Cut through the bouncing synthesizers and you'll have something substantial, not artifice, in Mayberry's words.
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His daughter comes bouncing in like a slots player about to collect her big jackpot.
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European banks did see gains this week, bouncing back from the multiyear lows hit Thursday.
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However, the Shutterstock has been on the rebound, bouncing back 25 percent for the year.
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Thousands of people all dancing and bouncing at the same time is a tribal experience.
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Grain Fall: smooth areas that indicate grains bouncing over the brink and coming to rest.
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There is no more "out to the home button and back to the screen" bouncing.
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Crosswords actually are a better use of time than bouncing a ball around a screen.
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BlueJay has already spent more than half of his life bouncing from place to place.
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U.S. 10-year and 30-year yields hit record lows on Wednesday, before bouncing back.
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This week, we spoke to Slot-A, a "genre bouncing" producer and DJ from Chicago.
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Be smart: Trump changed the arc of his presidency on Day 110 by bouncing Comey.
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The dollar drifted back 0.1 percent at 113.48 yen after bouncing from 113.25 support overnight.
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CLAYTON: For everybody listening, Cory Booker is literally bouncing up and down in his chair.
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Bill Pennington: Another striped drive by Woods, long and bouncing high down the 8th fairway.
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I couldn't leave a room when tired without bouncing off the door frame or walls.
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That the early-spring sun was bouncing off the glass and all but blinding me?
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"We've been bouncing back and coming from behind all year," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Their vacay proves Julia's bouncing back strong, and you can tell she's excited about it.
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For now the children here play in the hallway; running up and down, bouncing balls.
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"It's a tradition," former world champion Gay said of Bolt bouncing back from previous injuries.
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" Rodriguez said bouncing ideas off Sternlicht gives him a "chance to be around the best.
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"I'm thorough," Nate said, his knee bouncing as he sat across from the suited man.
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LIDAR essentially works like radar, bouncing a signal off nearby objects to gauge their distance.
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US crude oil prices increased nearly 2%, bouncing back from a sharp fall on Tuesday.
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But Carpenter's specialty is maximizing light, amplifying its effect by bouncing it off innovative materials.
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Shares of UPS dropped at market open before bouncing back up more than 1 percent.
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After filing for bankruptcy with $18 million in debt in 2013, Detroit is bouncing back.
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But he still struggled with habits like bouncing his knees to burn off excess energy.
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It bathed our bouncing children in its red light and set the sea on fire.
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Average wind speeds declined by about 8 percent over some three decades, before bouncing back.
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He's been bouncing around Washington in Republican positions for two decades, having worked for Rep.
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Following Trump's election victory, world markets initially fell sharply but they are now bouncing back.
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They spot an older woman in black running toward them, her purse bouncing behind her.
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Goomi means rubber band in Hebrew and is meant to symbolize bouncing back and flexibility.
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The Senators' Nick Paul won the ensuing faceoff, with the puck bouncing straight to Pageau.
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Some riders even enjoy standing in the bouncing connector, comparing it to surfing or skateboarding.
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During his first week, Trump resembled a kid bouncing off the walls on Christmas morning.
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When the ball is bouncing around, they seem to get it and make a three.
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The euro added about 280.68 percent to $703 after bouncing off Monday's low around $270.
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By five-thirty, the tots were bouncing on a leather banquette, red-faced and shrieking.
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" Another permanent post, Mr. Volpe added, "made so much more sense than him bouncing around.
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He was just bouncing around like Tigger while the rest of us were like Eeyore.
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"The room has many mirrors, many facets, many reflections bouncing off one another," Wright said.
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There is no. time. like. the. present. when. it. comes. to. randomly. bouncing. some. ball.
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And it was Mr. Quiñones who introduced his cousin to bouncing, and to Mr. Torres.
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The song's a cheeky, charismatic flex, bouncing "like Tigger" through bar-after-bar-after-bar.
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"For me and my whole team??" she asked, bouncing on the balls of her feet.
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You'll feel compelled to spend more time alone while Mars is bouncing around in Aries.
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The party continues to rage, this time with the women bouncing around in their socks.
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However, the immediate focus for both is bouncing back from a couple of ugly defeats.
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"I like it," Sarah said, pulling her knees up to her chest, bouncing a bit.
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For me, it wasn't really bouncing back into my normal intimate life with my husband.
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On Tuesday, he kept bouncing the pitch in the dirt, and the Twins kept flailing.
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He's got a bouncing, long-limbed stride that swings both arms in large, pendular arcs.
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"I could always make something else of myself," it declares, bouncing between introversion and confession.
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More commonly you will see fighters use bouncing and rhythm to hide their intended lunges.
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"I did a little boxing in my junior year," he said, bouncing on his toes.
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The usual New York, San Francisco, bouncing, you know, little rootless cosmopolitan elite, blue stater.
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I'm a journalist at heart and I like bouncing ideas off people I work with.
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In fiction, it's honey pots and stylish spies bouncing from ski resort to beach club.
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Weary after bouncing back from breast cancer, the photographer decided to move to Miami Beach.
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You know where you're kind of just bouncing toward somebody because you're ready for anything.
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After some setbacks, Izzy decides that she's going to spend a year bouncing between gigs.
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We may be bouncing over awful roads, eating wretched food, and you may get sick.
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Bouncing from sweet to tart, it can be hard to stop eating once you start.
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But their numbers are bouncing back — even as the human settlements near them keep growing.
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BOUNCING BACK In the summer of 2016, Mr. Yip texted Mr. Mars to catch up.
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It had no rear seats, leaving everyone bouncing around, trying not to hit their heads.
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There are benefits of bouncing like an academic Ping-Pong ball from class to work.
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Bouncing on the balls of his feet, he punched the button for the bottom floor.
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The men talked for two hours, bouncing from tax reform to energy reform to education.
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Bouncing around at second, perhaps hoping to distract Guerra, he narrowly avoided getting picked off.
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Instead of resting courtside, Murray stalked the baseline, bouncing a ball against his racket strings.
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My editor, Randy Archibold, and I spent the day bouncing the story back and forth.
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The ball got away from him, he said, bouncing toward a row of inmate showers.
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Garvey wore hers during the ultra and had no issues with chafing, rubbing, or bouncing.
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The quest for that detail often sends me bouncing from one city agency to another.
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The FTSE 100 gained 0.5%, bouncing back from its worst day since early October 2019.
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The Dow (INDU) fell as much as 327 points at its low, before bouncing back.
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With a whistle bouncing on a string around his neck, he pointed, gesticulated and stalked.
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But if he doesn't knock down any of these conspiracies, they'll continue bouncing around forever.
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I make broad sweeping strokes at ideas that have been bouncing around in my head.
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Long trips are easier by foil, since the board is not bouncing on every wave.
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The salsa-inflicted banger instantly revved up the class and got everyone bouncing and twerking.
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He also created bulbous gowns from bouncing Lurex, a testament to his mastery of proportions.
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Ray Guidos stopped bouncing his basketball, squinted and shook his head at that fool question.
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Cybertruck doesn’t look like anything I’ve seen bouncing around the Internet.
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Shares of Gap, meanwhile, fell about 2 percent before bouncing back to a slight increase.
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Marner sent a bouncing puck toward the right post, and Matthews chipped it past Allen.
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The S&P 500 utilities index was up 1.4 percent, bouncing back from Monday's losses.
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The dollar edged up on the safe-haven yen to 43, after bouncing on Friday.
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There's no bouncing around between plotlines, no twisty-turny confusion, no shoehorning in clever ideas.
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She noticed that some reefs that had been given up for dead were bouncing back.
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Right now, Brent is trading around $68 a barrel and WTI is bouncing around $64.
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I mean, seeing the Australian bush already bouncing back, like seed pods, everything opening up.
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Then we got Fluffy, a bouncing bundle of gray and white puppy, and everything changed.
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Bouncing back and forth between the two countries, Holslin has snapped photos of every development.
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Miller enjoys it all, wandering around the stage, bouncing along, charming his way through it.
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Nadal will often take 20 seconds or more to deliver his first serves, owing to a ritual that includes bouncing the ball a few times, tugging at his shorts, pinching the fabric on his left shoulder, then his right shoulder, bouncing the ball, swiping at his nose, his left ear, his nose, then his right ear, tucking his hair behind his left ear, then his right ear, and bouncing the ball a few more times.
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Schools and offices have closed as everyone hides inside, bouncing off the walls and refreshing AirNow.gov.
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Gervais is bouncing between the set and the director's chair, giving us short interviews in between.
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As a result, even basic inaccuracies can persist for years, bouncing between the three major bureaus.
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" Bouncing back to the moment, she added jubilantly, "This competition, you know, is a big one.
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Simplicity is The Bouncing Souls's first album with Hot Water Music and one time Against Me!
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The black pullover features a snow-flanked Santa bouncing on one foot while pumping his fists.
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If you're bouncing around the room just imagining the scene, well, you get it, mister. Completely.
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This is residual light that's bouncing off of Mars, which is located outside of TESS's view.
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Regardless, the bouncing boulder theory is emerging as the most plausible explanation for Phobos' distinctive grooves.
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The U.S. currency was given some reprieve on Wednesday, bouncing after strong manufacturing and construction data.
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There's also a DJ in the middle of it all, spinning beats for optimal bouncing potential.
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Plus, it takes 28 blowers to stay inflated while people are bouncing to their hearts' desires.
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But he's still around in some form, still bouncing through the trials of a Lynchian world.
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He also made an error in center field, allowing a bouncing ball to get past him.
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The tasks range from avoiding bouncing cats and cannon fire to hitting targets with a shuriken.
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He walked up and down the aisle with her, bouncing and playing for about 15 minutes.
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The mid-cap FTSE 250 advanced 0.9%, bouncing back after steep losses in the previous session.
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Through bouncing walking heads of our cohort: playground Like its HandiPic Except not Another wrong HandiPic!
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Australia bucked the trend, with the ASX 245.57 bouncing 21.2 percent after the previous day's drubbing.
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Z. and I share more about our families and our childhoods, bouncing from topic to topic.
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"The currency bouncing ball dictates tourism flow spend," said Stacey Widlitz, president of SW Retail Advisors.
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The 0.173-year Treasury note yield stood at 2.412% after bouncing about 2 basis points overnight.
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It has been bouncing between 87% and 92% since Wednesday, when the review embargo was lifted.
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For me, it's a grounding thing if I'm stressed out or we're bouncing around on tour.
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I was kind of establishing myself again, bouncing back from the game before a little bit.
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A Bouncing UniverseOne idea is that our low entropy universe came out of another, collapsing universe.
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Radio Fresh was declared haram, raided, closed, had all its equipment seized, but kept bouncing back.
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"Look at me," she'd say, bouncing around like she was the lightweight champion of the world.
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The euro added about 43 percent to $24 EUR= after bouncing off Monday's low around $20.7.
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As any mother can attest, bouncing back post baby isn't exactly a walk in the park.
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Bouncing over the rubble of a collapsed building is not the only way to explore it.
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If it dips below $102, though, it could fall as low as $94 before bouncing back.
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A driving game needed to be better than the honking, zooming ramshackle bouncing of a Dacia.
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Hog futures also were firmer, bouncing from three-week lows on a round of bargain buying.
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Lumipen can project fixed images on dynamic objects such as bouncing balls, according to the Lab.
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Honey; all I want is to be a balloon bouncing, bobbing, and flowing through life together.
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Our hypothesis is that visitors are bouncing because they don't trust us with their sensitive information.
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While I was bouncing on my giant exercise ball (never once used for its intended purpose).
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Here, however, the optimistic hymn falls on deaf ears, bouncing off crimson walls and gilded surfaces.
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Telecoms firm Idea Cellular Ltd shed as much as 2.3 percent on Tuesday before bouncing back.
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Qatar's index added 0.2 percent to 10,953 points, bouncing from a session low of 10,683 points.
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"The BBC mentioned Hiut and literally we were all bouncing up and down from sheer happiness!"
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The pan-European benchmark index rose 0.3%, bouncing back from its worst session in three weeks.
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Stocks may be bouncing Tuesday, but if history repeats itself, the market is going way lower.
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We've confirmed Nick's ex-girlfriend, Keonna Green, gave birth to a bouncing baby girl moments ago!
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In fact, European defense spending have begun bouncing back again in response to the Ukraine crisis.
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Against the greenback, the common currency flirted with $1.0900 after bouncing off a low of $1.0815.
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I am bouncing with excitement in my chair as we speak (erm, as you read this).
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Kattar was working in a longer stance, bouncing in and out with straight blows—classical outfighting.
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The onshore yuan weakened nearly 1 percent to 6.7980 per dollar before bouncing back to 13.
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NSEI have surged to record highs this year, bouncing back from 2016's demonetization-led correction.
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Over the last five years, shares have climbed higher, bouncing back from their few momentary hiccups.
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Pettersson, at the top of the crease, was able to shovel the bouncing puck past Dell.
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Warning, Leo Timmers's "Monkey on the Run" may encourage bouncing and giggles — and thoughtful study, too.
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Donato scored his third at 6:13 of the third after Andersen mishandled a bouncing puck.
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U.S. crude futures fell $1.40, or 2.7 percent, to $51.49, bouncing off a low of $50.08.
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First, it was Kimoji — Kim Kardashian's booty-bouncing, money-flaunting take on the classic emoticons app.
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But pinch hitter Justin Turner ended the threat by bouncing into an inning-ending double play.
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A place like the Grammys, it's like a lot of bubble bouncing off of each other.
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The onshore yuan weakened nearly 1 percent to 13 per dollar before bouncing back to 6.7880.
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Emergency vehicles sat in the street, their flashing lights bouncing off cars that drove slowly past.
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Markets worldwide showed signs of bouncing back after coming under pressure in the previous trading session.
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The women continued bouncing ideas off each other as they considered which pieces were their favorites.
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Simple physics like bouncing a ball against a wall were realized in dozens of different ways.
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He readied his dipper, a pitch that upon bouncing curves away from or toward a bowler.
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Seconds later, the wind "pushed us right back down, and we were just bouncing," Garcia said.
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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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It was too late, the ball eventually bouncing to the wall as Tommy Pham scored easily.
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This was the case in April 2015, when German yields started bouncing back from record lows.
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As for Mironov, he did OK with the Penguins before bouncing around the league a bit.
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Despite this predicted miss, Munster says he's still optimistic about Tesla and its stock bouncing back.
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The lesson here is clear: Do not let Gritty's bouncing belly and grinning maw fool you.
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Josh Dean: It's not like I discovered the story—it's been bouncing around for a while.
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Tech stocks gained 1 percent, bouncing back from their worst day in more than two weeks.
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The three-point structure has been introduced to protect drivers from flying debris and bouncing wheels.
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Moton said she's been in the foster care system since childhood, bouncing from home to home.
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The video shows him bouncing around with friends at a decked out house in Los Angeles.
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I was picturing kids bouncing up and down, playing amongst themselves, in a tinted, cavernous environment.
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But Draymond Green had different numbers bouncing around in his head after the Warriors' Wednesday loss.
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The rest of the time is spent bouncing from concerts to music festivals to recording sessions.
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While he waited for his food, Kane heard some balls bouncing in a nearby auxiliary gym.
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Shares in Aeroflot, the national airline, fell 11.4 percent before bouncing back later in the day.
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Snap is bouncing back after a challenging 2018 following a poorly-received redesign of its app.
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It is a low-tech affair, with lyric sheets and no bouncing ball on the screen.
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But this was the first time that the share of working women dropped without bouncing back.
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"Marijuana use among seniors is not bouncing up and down like with other drugs," Palamar said.
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But stocks in Europe and the United States are bouncing back from Monday's sharp sell-off.
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The bouncing puck made it into the middle, where Brown scored his first goal with Ottawa.
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SteamWorld Heist is a turn-based strategy game with an emphasis on a bullet-bouncing mechanic.
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"Stay Free" is a slinky tour de force, with orchestral accents bouncing toward an instrumental peak.
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"I just threw up on international television, and it feels great!" she said, bouncing back up.
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Many said they had never known stability, describing childhoods bouncing between foster homes and homeless shelters.
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Then he rode back over the Manhattan Bridge, the night's verses bouncing around his brain. ♦
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But mentally, Trump is still a 7-year-old boy who is bouncing around the classroom.
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"Keep in mind the yen is bouncing off of about a two-month low," Esiner said.
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She pressed it into his hand, pirouetted, and raced back to the elevator, her ponytail bouncing.
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Poland Spring bottles exploded from the basket, bouncing on the asphalt and rolling down a hill.
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"Letter to the Editor" is a reggae track with bits of electronics bouncing around in stereo.
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Sneakers squeaking and basketballs bouncing on the hardwood were the game's soundtrack for the first half.
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You can hear Powell's dashing, bouncing style metabolized inside a music with almost no harmonic movement.
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Lidar works by bouncing a laser off nearby objects and capturing it when it bounces back.
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Just shoot out the front tire + then pick off the kiddies as they come bouncing out.
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But 1986's fourth effort Bouncing Off the Satellites looked like the end of the road.
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The Weeknd is bouncing back from Bella Hadid just fine by making out with Selena Gomez.
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I also find that managing notification settings requires way too much bouncing around within the Settings app.
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After that, Brigetta's life became one of bouncing from relative to relative, sometimes with mom, sometimes not.
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The Dow had been down as many as 83 points during the Tuesday session before bouncing back.
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However, this time we don't have the bullish divergence, because CAT's stock is bouncing along with it.
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Instead the focus is put on the vocals of both musicians, bouncing off the somber, reflective track.
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Netflix hit a 52-week high, and so did Domino's Pizza, with Amazon bouncing back behind it.
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"Continued erosion, selling off and not bouncing is going to make the market feel worse," Cashin said.
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Owing to the moon's weak gravity, however, some of the boulders just kept on rolling and bouncing.
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Since bouncing off those, lows the market has barely budged, trading in a tight and meager range.
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When I play Arms, I feel energetic and start bouncing around the room and waving my controllers.
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When a person wakes up and finds their dog bouncing on a trampoline, it raises some questions.
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The euro edged up 0.1% to $1.1167, bouncing slightly after shedding nearly 0.3% during the previous session.
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In one clip a rider hits the bonnet of a police car before bouncing onto the road.
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That doesn't mean a bouncing universe didn't happen—it could just mean our current theories are incomplete.
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He's bouncing around like a dodgem off the assembled youths; three police officers watch him, straight-faced.
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Late night phone calls aren't rare -- Trump bouncing ideas and strategies off of Christie, complaints as well.
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Taylor Swift's famously long legs ain't made for bouncing ... 'cause you gotta see her epic belly flop.
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The lovebirds enjoyed a swim in the Blue Lagoon and had fun bouncing inside a giant bubble.
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Oil prices were higher in the afternoon of Asian trading hours, bouncing back from their Tuesday tumble.
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"It's a tradition," former U.S. world champion Tyson Gay said of Bolt bouncing back from previous injuries.
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But if this told the whole story, the euro area's economy should be bouncing back by now.
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It's like the difference between animating a bouncing ball and simulating realistic gravity and elastic material physics.
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The New Zealand dollar was last down 1.1% at $0.645 , bouncing off the session low of $0.6379.
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The New Zealand dollar was last down 9.58243% at $0.6427 , bouncing off the session low of $0.6379.
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They're tracking their character all the way through, so they're not bouncing around in time as much.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.26 percent, bouncing back above its lowest level since April.
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The euro gained 0.25 percent against the dollar, bouncing back from a three-month low touched Friday.
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It also acts as a weight of sorts that aims to keep the headphones from bouncing around.
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He sees futures bouncing around a range of $48 to $54 until OPEC convenes on Nov. 30.
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In the early 1970s, the most advanced game was Pong — two rectangles and a circle, bouncing around.
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A great-looking chart is Intel, bouncing nicely off support and charts like Micron, who undercuts support.
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It had gained about 1 percent the previous day, bouncing from 112.520, its lowest since late November.
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A small chant began in my head to the cadence of the rain bouncing off my umbrella.
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Their numbers are now bouncing back, helped by higher-paying jobs amid a worker shortage in Japan.
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Watching her run circles around Kelly and Caitlin's backyard, a bouncing Superball of energy, I felt nothing.
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It listens to the sound waves bouncing around the room, then adjusts the output for pristine audio.
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After a super fast adjustment the bike felt even better and I wasn't bouncing at all anymore.
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That didn't give the show much room to develop the larger ideas bouncing around in its head.
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Shares are seen bouncing back on strong corporate earnings and global growth, the poll of strategists showed.
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Right now the benchmark Henry Hub spot price for gas is bouncing around $3 per million BTUs.
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We're happy to report ... Charlie's bouncing back, and will have a new gig on the big day.
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She spends the day bouncing between the emergency room, the maternity ward and the medical-surgical floor.
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You're bouncing ideas back and forth, working on things you wouldn't have thought up on your own.
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First, Morad orders Roberts to "identify the target," so the gun activist eyes the pink, bouncing dildo.
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Los Angeles (183-50) had lost 12 of 14 games before bouncing back for the road win.
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Draghi's comments sent the euro bouncing back off its session lows and yields on US Treasurys rising.
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Bouncing the GOP from this affluent Atlanta suburb was always going to require a good, late break.
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Below are answers to some of the questions about the game that are bouncing around the Internet.
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It strengthened 22.8 percent against the Swiss franc EURCHF=EBS , bouncing sharply from near 103-month lows.
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My son was playing with the ball and the dog grabbed it as it was bouncing around.
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Take the Aphex Twin tune "Bucephalus Bouncing Ball"—its beats sound like a shipment of SuperBalls capsizing.
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And with this bouncing back we get our credibility back and it will rebuild our sponsor portfolio.
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The euro gained 0.39 percent against the dollar, bouncing back from a three-month low touched Friday.
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It was still bouncing down, on and on, more and more distant, when I resumed my trek.
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Bouncing from one audition to the next, he finds that the available roles are limited and limiting.
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The memory chipmaker released strong earnings last week, and is bouncing back from a post-earnings decline.
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Economists predict 1.5 percent annual growth in industrial output in March, bouncing from February's 1.2 percent contraction.
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All those hard slippery cubes of vegetables and meat, bouncing off the fork, scattering on the plate.
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"Thank God it's bouncing on the rim because that's taking time," Celtics coach Brad Stevens told reporters.
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Curtis Pawley: The song's actually a combination of multiple ideas I've had bouncing around for a while.
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Its Fund XIII, that amassed $20083 billion in 2014 after targeting $5 billion, is gradually bouncing back.
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Each night, I'd reflect on my day and my problems instead of bouncing my thoughts off roommates.
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She's done some crucial attacking and bouncing around, and my enemies are running scared from the onslaught.
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" Blac said that hers were "The one of king and the one of me bouncing on Rob.
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There are a few neat ways to hide this in bouncing movement which are covered Fighting Karate.
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PHASE 2, PRODUCT DESIGN: If designers keep bouncing between phase 1 and 2, that's a good sign.
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You can't really imagine hundreds of rowdy teenagers bouncing off each other at a Wythe Avenue megaclub.
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The first quarter of 2018 has seen the markets bouncing around like a game of Video Pong.
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The dollar was 0.05 percent higher at 110.82 yen bouncing back from the day's low of 110.46.
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Royer headed down a cross from Chris Duvall, bouncing it into the right corner of the goal.
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They are battery-powered, do 40 scans per charge, and can survive bouncing along rutted dirt roads.
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After bouncing up and down throughout Thursday, the stock benchmarks finished more than 10% below their highs.
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When you're bouncing your grandkids on your knee, what do you want to tell them you did?
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They had staged a rebound rally on Tuesday, bouncing back from Wall Street's worst day since 1987.
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Then it stopped rising, instead bouncing around that level, according to data from the McKinsey Global Institute.
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We've been bouncing over rough roads — occasionally, just rumors of roads — in the western highlands of Guatemala.
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Electronics manufacturing is a global enterprise, with components often bouncing from continent to continent before reaching consumers.
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A full spectrum of light encircled the top arch of one wall, shadows bouncing off Kelly's stations.
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It has spent much of its recent past bouncing around the lower reaches of Scotland's four divisions.
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And the software itself is crucial to how business gets done, dis-incentivizing customers from bouncing off.
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From there, he colors in the outlines, bouncing ideas back and forth with any number of writers.
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In all, Shanker's team does not foresee FedEx bouncing back before its financial year ends in May.
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There we found a group of teenagers bouncing around to hard house music, crowding the D.J. booth.
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We will be bouncing over awful roads, we'll be eating wretched food, and you may get sick.
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But in this application, Dr. Citrin and his colleagues knew the echoes were bouncing off flat layers.
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Extremely tiny particles are buffeted by individual air molecules, bouncing about like pinballs and colliding with filaments.
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Anastasia's mom typically creates the skits for the videos, often bouncing ideas off her daughter, Baumel said.
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After bouncing around in development, it finally got made when these high-wattage rising stars were cast.
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One can picture a giant pinball bouncing from the top of Vagelos and rolling down Haven Avenue.
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They trapped moisture and reduced the world to two blurry circles bouncing in front of my face.
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Queasy from a heavy breakfast and the bouncing ride, she gnaws a chunk of bitter ginger root.
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The benchmark S&P 500 stock index rose 1.05 percent, bouncing back from sizeable losses last week.
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In the currency market, the dollar index was last at 98.075, bouncing off its lowest since Aug.
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The wind blows through this bizarre forest, bouncing off the trees as light reflects off a mirror.
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The suspension fork features a locking mechanism so you aren't bouncing around while riding on smooth surfaces.
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Having moved out of his apartment in Tehran, he is bouncing from one relative's home to another.
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"I don't know where we're going," said Layla, bouncing in the back of a beat-up pickup.
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"I have to read," she said, bouncing a stack of pages up and down and into order.
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European markets closed higher on Tuesday, bouncing back from the weak sentiment seen in the previous session.
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Mainland Chinese shares pulled back, with losses steepening in afternoon trade, after bouncing in the last session.
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"I was bouncing off the walls, I just had more energy than I could handle," he said.
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Against the yen the dollar edged up to 112.33 yen, bouncing back from Tuesday's low of 111.50.
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Winning science-fair projects, she said, typically involve consulting mentors and judges, and bouncing ideas off others.
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Private-sector union membership may be bouncing back after years of decline, according to new government statistics.
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Since then, the emerging asset has plunged 45 percent and is now bouncing along the $10,000 level.
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The Australian dollar changed hands at $0.684 after bouncing from lows around $0.681 in the previous session.
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Soon they were floating around the apartment, passing before me, bouncing down the hallway, settling in chairs.
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The girls nodded and turned toward one another, standing shoulder to shoulder and bouncing on their toes.
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As happens so often in tennis, Halep had trouble bouncing back from missing such an important opening.
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US stocks climbed on Friday, bouncing back a day after the worst single-day drop since 1987.
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But over the last six years, that percentage has plateaued, bouncing between 8 percent and 9 percent.
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They had expected that the distances between successive depressions would decrease as the bouncing rocks lost energy.
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Superman style of action figures just bouncing off one another, without much regard for gravity and mass.
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"Come on, Mom and Dad!" she shrieked, her excitement bouncing off the walls, carrying down the hallway.
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Kuhn's initial approach was to emulate how a human would keep the ball bouncing, by surrounding the platform with a series of LED phototransistors that worked like eyes, visually tracking the movement of the ball so that the platform could make timing and angle adjustments to keep it bouncing.
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The fastest growth may have been in countries like Spain that are bouncing back from the financial crisis.
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We're used to seeing all kinds of trick shots done with bouncing balls, but what about toilet tools?
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He nodded in satisfaction, bouncing a remarkable pompadour in the jet-black hue of a much younger man.
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The New Zealand dollar was last down 0.92% at $0.6463 NZD=, bouncing off the session low of $0.6379.
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To me, that's short sighted and the result is that the euro is bouncing back a little bit.
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Wall Street generally sees Brent bubbling back up to roughly $70 a barrel and WTI bouncing above $60.
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This is called subsurface scattering, like the glow of light bouncing around a t-shirt covering a flashlight.
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"I am proud of the guys for bouncing back after a difficult loss," Oregon coach Dana Altman said.
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The pattern of U.S. companies bouncing back from initial periods of dollar appreciation likely will get tested again.
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Emily Skye has some advice for new moms when it comes to "bouncing back" after having a baby.
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Ponyon roughly translates to the "sound of something bouncing," which aptly described the emoji's jubilant, non-human form.
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If you're, like me, over-caffeinated and still bouncing around after last night's episode, who can blame you?
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That's probably from the signals bouncing off buildings, vehicles, and all of the myriad metal things around you.
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They're bouncing off each other in a way that is in complete opposition to how it was before.
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Off to the side, little Gwendolyn is featured bouncing up and down to the rhythm of their chant.
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FTMIB rose 0.3 percent, bouncing back after heavy losses in the previous session due to resurfacing political worries.
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Specks of sunlight shimmered in the deep, almost kaleidoscopic green, bouncing off lime-colored ferns and conifer boughs.
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Trier, bouncing back from a disappointing opening night, scored 22 points off the bench on only seven shots.
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And she spent election eve bouncing between Tucker Carlson on Fox News and the Breitbart News radio show.
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Do you have like tennis balls bouncing at him, or someone in a green suit running at him?
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The sensor works by bouncing infrared off an object and registering the unique molecular fingerprint that bounces back.
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That means that as far as our established laws of physics are concerned, a bouncing universe can't happen.
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The euro rose 0.1 percent to $1.1597, bouncing modestly from a three-month low of $0.69093 plumbed overnight.
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"You know how you were asking if there are still surprises?" she says, bouncing back into the hall.
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"The morning after surgery, she was bouncing all over the place as if nothing had happened," Ronald continued.
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"MSG ALL RAGERS INCLUDED," Scott captioned videos of Stormi bouncing and giggling as her dad entertained the audience.
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But being around young people, being around other creatives and bouncing off them is what keeps me interested.
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You may remember a much larger interstellar asteroid was spotted in 2017 bouncing menacingly through our interplanetary neighborhood.
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It's bouncing on its tank-like treads, demonstrating that this little robot is the least gracious of winners.
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Cassini "sees" through Titan's thick atmosphere by bouncing radio signals off the moon's surface and timing their return.
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Insurers have complained that some Obamacare customers are bouncing in and out of insurance coverage during the year.
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The pound was effectively flat at $1.3777 after bouncing overnight from a near two-month low of $1.3712.
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If the stock can clear $113, she sees it bouncing up to $118 based on the daily chart.
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Take this quote from earlier this week, which probably had you bouncing your forehead off the nearest desk.
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But the S&P 500 index bouncing back from a two-year low of 1,810 touched on Feb.
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FROM COINAGE: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella It's a tough life bouncing from party to party.
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In addition to the Humanity Star, artist Trevor Paglen launched a light-bouncing balloon called the Orbital Reflector.
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But that bouncing process usually requires some acknowledgment that you need something different to happen in the future.
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Julian Assange's Twitter account disappeared from the site, returned, and now there's a bouncing baby Corgi up top.
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This bouncing, research has shown, stretches and deforms bundles of axons that connect different regions of the brain.
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German two-year yields hit a record low of minus 0.919 percent before bouncing to minus 0.892 percent.
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CHICAGO, April 17 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures firmed on Tuesday, bouncing back from Monday's declines.
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The dollar traded at 106.53 yen, bouncing back from its 15-month low of 105.545 set on Feb.
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There was The Walking Gingerbread, a play on The Walking Dead, and Star S'Mores, bouncing off Star Wars.
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Its 22 transducers projected sounds in various directions, bouncing them off the walls and floor of a room.
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Five months later and Hannah has a bouncing baby boy whose name, as Paul Louis wanted, is Grover.
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Marrero's bouncing single up the middle brought home the first two runs, and Pedroia delivered the next two.
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The 10-year Treasury yield was bouncing this morning, after hitting an August 2012 low of 1.53 percent.
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He began bouncing one foot up and down on the floor and rubbed his hand across his face.
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The other ghost is a little boy who can be heard bouncing a ball on the second floor.
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Trump's "pivot" is really an outgrowth of the fact that he keeps bouncing off of these institutional constraints.
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Back and forth her arm winds, bouncing the poor chap against the shiny municipal paint on the wall.
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He's back to making dreamy, ambient pop-trap, bouncing his way through bars like they're video game clouds.
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China's periodic attempts to perk up its economy are like watching "a ping-pong ball bouncing down stairs".
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A bouncing ball in a deserted playground, or a huge spurt of blood erupting from a sewer grate.
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The thing about the bouncing, bursting, long range style of fighting is that it gets very energy consuming.
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He elbowed Naleye toward the edge of the bouncing circle, where he fell into clapping with everyone else.
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Sales of new homes hit a 220006-year high in September, bouncing back after a few slow months.
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In 2007, he decided to create an item to play with at work to stop bouncing and focus.
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In the third set, the problem resurfaced, and Azarenka pulled up, hobbling and bouncing on her left leg.
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JOE KERNEN: LAST WEEK HE SAID HE WOULDN'T RUN FOR RE-ELECTION AND HE CAME BOUNCING IN HERE.
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Philadelphia's Sean Couturier just missed scoring with a bouncing puck in front of Rinne with 5:38 remaining.
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At normal temperatures atoms behave a lot like billiard balls, bouncing off one another and any containing walls.
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But the Palmers plan to head back to their Kansas City home soon with their bouncing baby boy.
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And in the end, it did, bouncing off Casey Stengel's retired No. 37 above the left-field railing.
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Snap shares also climbed more than 1 percent before the bell, bouncing from its IPO price of $17.
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YouTubers make content around what the algorithm favors that month, or what trends are bouncing around the internet.
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In the short term, auto sales have been bouncing — or at least declining much slower — in major regions.
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I was writing notes when I noticed Obaid-Chinoy bouncing in her seat, trying to get my attention.
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Chad Moeller played 11 seasons in the major leagues, bouncing among seven teams, including the Yankees, with a .
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His beard was silver, but he walked on the balls of his feet, bouncing from left to right.
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Sterling was up 0.3 percent at $1.3071, bouncing from a five-week low of $1.2946 struck on Wednesday.
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Some who walked away are bouncing from rental to rental, negotiating bankruptcies and trying to fix their credit.
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Saudi Arabia's index, however, closed nearly flat at 6,972 points, bouncing from a session low of 53,913 points.
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The dollar changed hands at 109.23 yen, bouncing off a four-month low of 108.28 hit on Friday.
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That is why they are stuck bouncing around inside a candy-colored, 2-D funhouse of existential despair.
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Sentencing Project HM: Well, I think murders were bouncing around month to month after the protests and riots.
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She would spend the next few seasons bouncing around—from Chicago to Seattle, then Portland, Houston, New York.
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It was a smoky cloud scape created by bouncing a basketball covered in graphite and dirt on paper.
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Retail sales rose 9.2 percent in September from a year earlier, bouncing after several months of lackluster growth.
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There, I spotted a pair of white mouse ears with a veil attached bouncing though the buffet line.
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But he has grown up, too, after bouncing around the league his first several years as a pro.
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Tim Armstrong, your publicist here is just bouncing up and down, she must get you out of here.
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Many people her age ended up bouncing between temp jobs or dropping out of the work force entirely.
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Like waves crashing against a shore, he keeps coming and bouncing off the defender and feinting and deking.
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Twitter was a one-note echo chamber: same old Browns, bouncing from one bad idea to the next.
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Halfway there, bouncing along on the B.Q.E., I noticed that he was slumped over in the back seat.
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A Canopy Park has nets for bouncing and walking strung as high as 252 feet above the ground.
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"This isn't something that's bouncing around a lot," said Jon Cohen, vice president of survey research for SurveyMonkey.
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"The bigger concern is to do with overall demand not bouncing back in the second half," Matsui said.
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There is so much more to your net worth (and, hopefully, self worth) than a bouncing S.&P.
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I read weather reports on my phone while I waited, just to keep my mind from bouncing around.
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Riley led the way with some awesome moves -- there was arm flailing, bouncing, leg gyrating ... it was awesome!!!
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On any given day, they can be found with other local pizzamakers, bouncing around ideas and recipe tweaks.
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When the campaign officially began in September, Mr. Trudeau appeared to be bouncing back from the ethics controversy.
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Four siblings, once happy kids bouncing on the seats of school bus Number 6, dead, dead, dead, dead.
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The headlines have continued ever since, bouncing back between tabloids and mainstream news organizations, depending on the topic.
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Instead of unfolding chronologically, Gerwig shakes up the timeline so we are bouncing all around over seven years.
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German two-year yields hit a record low of minus 13 percent before bouncing to minus 0.892 percent.
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A late-night talk show host who used to host 'The Man Show' with women bouncing on trampolines?
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All of that's in there, but it's also literally a record of the performance of bouncing a basketball.
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Shares of the commodity chipmaker peaked in June and have drifted lower since before bouncing back on Monday.
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My first scene was to be dragged behind a horse with my head bouncing through cactuses and manure.
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The old John Deere tractor lurched forward, bouncing over the uneven frozen ground of the Noem family ranch.
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During this week's workout session, Conor was bouncing around the gym while Notorious B.I.G. played in the background.
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The dollar changed hands at 109.33 yen, bouncing off a four-month low of 108.28 hit on Friday.
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"The fish were still dying, lots of small ones bouncing along the surface of the water," he said.
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Arabtec jumped 2500.8 percent to 2137.56 dirham, bouncing off its lowest closing level in five years on Tuesday.
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With U.S. crude oil bouncing around that same level again, Raymond no longer sees any major problems lurking.
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Braknis saw goalie Frederik Andersen bouncing two or three tennis balls off the wall leading to the ice.
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This time they slow down the odd beauty of rainbow paint bouncing up and down on some speakers.
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He held a basketball in his left hand and dribbled occasionally, once bouncing it smoothly between his legs.
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Some people are so energetic that they're hyperactive and unfocused and constantly bouncing from one thing to another.
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She performs with self-confidence and charisma, complemented all along by her bouncing curls and an infectious grin.
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The S&P 500 ended Friday just 0.2% from records after bouncing more than 1% for the week.
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"He wasn't a jerk, he wasn't yelling, he wasn't bouncing off the walls or anything," Detective Slancik said.
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And if there is one thing the watch industry has a good habit of doing, it's bouncing back.
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Thursday saw Andrews bouncing around the pressroom, exuding the energy that animates so many NWSL stakeholders these days.
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Once free from their spots, the performers scattered and darted, leaping into the air in bouncing, electric jumps.
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To manage the times when she got fussy, I became expert at bouncing her while I was talking.
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Do you know the mind and vision you need to keep bouncing back and forth for that long?
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Bouncing back and forth between downpours and drought is going to stress infrastructure like canals and sewage systems.
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He also introduces pure pigment into his paint, which affects the refraction of light bouncing off the surface.
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Both of us are absolutely obsessed with food, and we're always bouncing new recipe ideas off of one another.
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But the conversations and thought processes surrounding these practices all had to do with looks: bouncing back, losing weight.
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The toys, targeted toward your coworker who just won't quit bouncing his leg, have taken the internet by storm.
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Whether you buy the pagan story or not, they truly come alive when bouncing around with unrestrained gusto onstage.
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OK, SuperDad Brian Barrett is not super young, but he ran Gizmodo with two kids bouncing on his knee.
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"MSG ALL RAGERS INCLUDED," Scott captioned clips of his daughter bouncing and giggling as her dad entertained the audience.
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I find J. in the back of the room hiding from all the bouncing and clapping and baby voices.
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"Yes, I'm bouncing on a birth ball trying to coax my baby out," she said on her Instagram story.
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The scandal has rare longevity for the administration, which is used to bouncing from one controversy to the next.
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These have the effect of preventing light from bouncing back out, ensuring a greater proportion of it is detected.
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But then Victor Robles ripped a hard-bouncing ball down the third base line that barely eluded Bregman's glove.
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"It's not a surprise to me that it is bouncing today," Maley said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Tuesday.
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All of Silicon Valley's breathless plotting amounts to a seesaw, bouncing up and down within a safely fixed range.
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He spent much of his early adulthood bouncing between prison and the streets of Yonkers, in New York state.
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The FTSE gains were led by a rise in mining stocks, with Glencore bouncing back after results this week.
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He then proceeded to kick the ground a bit, and send the ball bouncing into the goalkeeper's outstretched arms.
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Travis shared the stupidly cute vid of Stormi giggling and bouncing as she watched him on a monitor backstage.
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Much like those balloons, you will spend most of February bouncing about, glowing delightfully as you flutter around obliviously.
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" Destination Wealth Management founder and CEO Michael Yoshikami ran with the bulls: "The market bouncing back, it's not unreasonable.
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It depends on why you're doing it, says Samantha Burns, dating coach and author of Breaking Up & Bouncing Back.
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Howard's second score came after defensive back Marlon Humphrey recovered a high-bouncing onside kick toward the right sideline.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq jumped 2.1% and 2.8%, respectively, bouncing back from last week's sell-off.
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Luckily, there's a butt-strengthening exercise that's just as easy and effective, but doesn't involve bouncing up and down.
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That evening, after bouncing ideas around on the phone with her boyfriend, Adeyemi established the skeleton of the book.
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Crude oil extended gains after bouncing overnight on a U.S. government report showing hefty draws in diesel and gasoline.
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Sterling fell sharply on the growth downgrade before bouncing back, and the FTSE traded just off its earlier highs.
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Bouncing on my knees, I thrust my hand between my legs to finger my clit as he penetrated me.
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The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield is bouncing around three year lows and ended the week back under 1.7%.
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At one point, a crowd hoists him in the air, bouncing him through the streets like an Indian godhead.
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Then there were the solemn women staring out of the "before" pictures, their "after" counterparts bouncing lithely beside them.
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The County had installed restrainers to keep the spans from bouncing off their supports, and they worked as designed.
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The virtual pucks behave just as you'd expect them to — bouncing around the table, just like a physical one.
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The dollar traded at 106.31 yen, bouncing back from its 15-month low of 105.545 set on Feb 16.
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Shares in Airbus dipped just over 63 percent on the results, before bouncing up 2 percent in late trading.
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They form a ring, bouncing and yelling, with Ostendorf, realizing that she got junk intelligence beforehand, jumping the highest.
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Joc Pederson and Justin Turner also homered for Los Angeles, which squandered a 6-0 lead before bouncing back.
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Instead of trying to get three colorful candies to line up, though, you're now aiming for three bouncing derrieres.
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Samsung stock is up more than 20 percent in 2019, bouncing off decline of over 20 percent in 2018.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 256.34%, bouncing back from the previous day's losses.
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In fact the entire framing of this question, which I see bouncing about the internet this morning, is bunk.
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We wanted to show the girls in these vibrant, fake designer outfits with their butts bouncing up and down.
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Those harpoons failed to fire, and Philae ended up bouncing on the surface of the comet a few times.
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As tensions rise, Dawson almost breaks during a wild clip of the gang bouncing through an off roading trip.
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Adele later confirmed that this was caused by a mic falling into the piano and bouncing on the strings.
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Exporters rebounded, with Yaskawa Electric rising 2.4 percent, Advantest Corp up 2 percent and Panasonic Corp bouncing 2.9 percent.
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It's that slow motion shot of him bouncing on a mattress with white roses that really makes it, though.
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He doesn't use force, and instead pairs preferred activities (like bouncing a ball) with what's on his own agenda.
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You might've recently come across a link or eight for two different GoFundMe campaigns bouncing around the social web.
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No, I don't remember what happened, specifically, but I remember the ball was bouncing around all kooky and crazy.
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Speak With a Geek shut down, but the statistic kept bouncing around the internet — and it likely still will.
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Defenseman Seth Jones' shot caromed off a teammate and sailed into the spectator netting before bouncing back into play.
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Both songs—off Harris' forthcoming album Funk Wav Bounces Vol 1—combine catchy synth refrains with easy, bouncing beats.
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Samsung just exclusively licensed the superhydrophobic coating, so maybe water will be bouncing off our future Galaxy phone screens.
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I've primarily spent my time recently in my newly acquired ship, bouncing from one Atlas interface to the next.
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It's walking on wires, juggling balls, bouncing on nets, tumbling through air, like kids do, just to do it.
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"He said he's been feeling different stuff, but felt normal, and said he was bouncing back easily," Mattingly said.
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Before long, we were racketing back over the washboard roads, the heavy tender bouncing and tugging against the hitch.
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"The mining sector is bouncing up on the back of the weaker dollar," Hantec Markets' analyst Richard Perry said.
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Gomes snapped an 0-for-13 slide by bouncing a double off the left field wall, scoring both baserunners.
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In the kitchen, Jobs was sitting in a favorite rocking chair with his toddler daughter bouncing on his lap.
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AND GDP NOW AT THE ATLANTA FED HAS BEEN BOUNCING AROUND BUT IT'S AROUND 3% FOR THE THIRD QUARTER.
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Even after bouncing back some this month, it's still down by more than 40 percent from the offer date.
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Brian Moran, 30, made his major-league debut on Thursday night after a decade spent bouncing around the minors.
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Counterintuitively, a ball, or "delivery," that reaches the batsman without bouncing ("a full toss") is generally an easy hit.
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Celebrity agitator Michael Moore was bouncing on and off stages in liberal cities urging audiences to vote for Nader.
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Senators are weighing bouncing a stopgap spending bill back to the House with only days until the shutdown deadline.
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Indeed, listening to him now, it sounds as if parts of Kaufman are still bouncing around inside his head.
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He grew up in Michigan and ended up on the seven-year college plan, bouncing from school to school.
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While embracing and bouncing around, the man then lost his footing and slipped into the audience pit with Gaga.
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It's likely that this image, of Homer bouncing on a trampoline while Bart and Lisa watch, is the original.
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After the 2008 financial recession, travel lost popularity and Expedia came under pressure for several years before bouncing back.
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Neither side is going to be very happy if judges suddenly start bouncing settlements based on miniscule claims rates.
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Nothing about his turquoise-smoke-filled stage bouncing grabbed me, and the song seemed way too low for him.
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There are intimate scenes of family affection, too, with Akhenaten and Nefertiti bouncing their baby daughters on their knees.
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"He fell asleep with his legs in the air on the swing and they were bouncing back and forth."
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The pitched woodblocks bouncing around underneath also qualify as such a sound effect, all stretchy and gummy and tangible.
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The next day, I got an email that my order had been shipped, and it started bouncing around China.
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On evenly-spaced plots of land stand cookie-cutter houses; in front of the houses, children are bouncing balls.
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He moves smoothly, always nimble and balanced, on his toes, bouncing like a small child wanting to go outside.
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A sudden commotion, crackling through the mid-game static: fists punching the air, fans embracing, bouncing on the spot.
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He added that these satellites would be able to relay information by bouncing the data off a ground station.
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Everyone knows to watch their spending: A mistake can mean the difference between making or bouncing the rent check.
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I was a high school dropout heavy into hanging around the streets, bouncing from homeless shelter to homeless shelter.
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As we've reported ... Hansen was arrested and booked for larceny after allegedly bouncing 2 checks to the store owners.
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Through the exact costs are unclear yet, the figure that's been bouncing around is $20323 per customer per year.
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Mr. Warth's background as a film editor proves useful when bouncing between screwball-speed dialogue and deadpan reaction shots.
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This time it looped over to the far rim, and hit that, bouncing a lot lower, a lot softer.
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O'Sullivan plays Bridget, a 34-year-old aimlessly waiting tables before bouncing to an equally uncertain seasonal babysitting job.
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I thought about First Platoon and the young guys bouncing around in the troop compartments, hot, uncomfortable and bored.
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Ireland has done well over the last decade, bouncing back from the dark days of the 2008 financial crisis.
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The girls also used to dance, bouncing up and down in their mother's arms to reggaeton and bachata music.
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Stuani is a bit of a journeyman, bouncing around Italy, Spain and England before finding a home at Girona.
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Recently too, technology stocks are showing signs of call backs while financial stocks and energy stocks are bouncing back.
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He's really been bouncing back well the next day, feeling like his knee is where it needs to be.
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Obviously you're pretty vulnerable when you're bouncing around salmon-style, but at least it speeds you up a bit.
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The scoop, then, would help guide the mole along by stopping it from bouncing around as it dug deeper.
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He got to a bouncing puck in the low slot and his shanked swipe sent the puck trickling in.
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The heavily processed, '80s-like vocals and a poppy, bouncing bass line show off the SNES's 16-bit glory.
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Playoff driver Erik Jones was another casualty, bouncing off the tires and clobbering the outside wall of the oval.
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The indexes closed higher for the third day in a row, bouncing back from correction levels seen last week.
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In Cairo, the main index traded up 3.2 percent, bouncing back from a 28-month low close on Thursday.
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You're basically in a virtual-reality maze where question marks are bouncing through the air amid wacky fart sounds.
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Eventually the Trump administration repealed the Clean Power Plan while the case was still bouncing around in the courts.
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On the commodities front, oil prices gave up some gains after bouncing in the last session from recent declines.
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New York (CNN Business)After a tough 2018 for Snap, some analysts are optimistic the company is bouncing back.
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The S&P 500 dipped below the moving average twice last week before bouncing above it in Monday trading.
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It was a beam of light bouncing off the walls of the theater, seeking some sort of unattainable resolution.
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Outdoor light — especially when bouncing off clouds or ice — causes glare that can make it harder to view screens.
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It also featured a hollow case with a timekeeping module suspended in gel to recreate the bouncing-ball effect.
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If you were seated at a desk, the Pokémon would appear to be bouncing on top of the desk.
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In Europe, the British pound is bouncing around, moving daily depending on what UK Prime Minister Theresa May says.
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Phones belonging to children and teenagers were easy to track, bouncing consistently from their home addresses to their schools.
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Speaking of anime, the lyric video features a hamster and cute little cartoon hamsters bouncing along to the words.
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Cernovich grabbed the image off Twitter, stripped it of context, and sent it bouncing around the right-o-sphere.
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Tor protects your identity online—namely your IP address—by encrypting your traffic in at least three layers and bouncing it through a chain of three volunteer computers chosen among thousands around the world, each of which strips off just one layer of encryption before bouncing your data to the next computer.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose 23 cents to $53.48 per barrel, bouncing from a session low at $52.43.
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Bottlenose dolphins - the kind made popular through the 1960s TV series "Flipper" - locate objects by bouncing sound waves off them.
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Even the reflection bouncing off her hair looks like it belongs next to the shiny gold chandeliers in Kensington Palace.
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You've got to be quick, however: the price will be bouncing back up to $19.99 when the introduction offer expires.
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The bill, which has been bouncing around in various forms for years, looks to legislate the country&aposs core identity.
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So instead of the sound coming at you in a straight line, it's bouncing off your ceiling, which is awesome.
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Bouncing your request around to random computers all over the world makes it much harder for people to find you.
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"It's a bad sign that oversold markets not bouncing," Michael Hartnett, Bank of America Merrill Lynch's chief investment strategist wrote.
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Kylie Jenner is bouncing back to her pre-pregnancy body just three months after giving birth to daughter Stormi Webster.
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When he's about to cry, all I have to do is sing it and he starts bouncing up and down.
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The slightest tone of music would come on and she would start bouncing up and down, doing a little dance.
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One of its recent successes, Helix Jump, features a bouncing ball that has to progress through a helix tower labyrinth.
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Lifetime came from the New Brunswick, New Jersey, punk and hardcore scene that yielded bands like Bouncing Souls and Thursday.
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I imagined some of these waves bouncing off of Báez's sculpture, which sits a few blocks north of the tunnel.
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Following the announcement, the probability of a June rate hike fell as low as 19 percent before bouncing back slightly.
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If your feline is bouncing off the walls or scratching furniture, it might be time to buy new cat toys.
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We enjoy feeling like, out of the infinite words constantly bouncing around the internet, ours are the ones getting attention.
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We were bouncing ideas around about where venture is heading, especially at the earliest stages, where I spend my time.
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Bouncing across the moon's bleak, gray surface, 2000 astronauts gathered hundreds of pounds of moon rock between 2517 and 1972.
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According to Mikhaila, her father "nearly died several times" while bouncing around North American hospitals and being given more medications.
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Sit back and let a century of bouncing and bopping coax you off the couch and onto the dance floor.
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Ingest a trio of flying enemies and you can time the release to take out a row of bouncing ones.
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However, some experts see demand bouncing back as soon as the virus is contained and the travel ban is lifted.
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Since the company's stocks spiked by 344 percent that year, Tesla has essentially been bouncing between two well-defined levels.
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A couple of days ago — I know I'm bouncing around — but Mark Landler was on two days in a row.
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To have someone encircled, then targeted mercilessly by bouncing ping pong balls, forced to defend themselves with only one paddle?
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But a freeze on hiring social workers left the system understaffed, spread neglect and sent many children bouncing between homes.
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No longer do you have to desperately chase after every used, dingy tennis ball that goes bouncing down the street.
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"I'm so relieved to see my Blue bouncing back from a very rare auto immune disease," she wrote on Instagram.
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The bouncing baby boy happily, but rather surprisingly, arrived in the world with the help of the flight's cabin crew.
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Photos of the ceremony showed Mort happily walking down the aisle with the bouncing little girl wrapped on her back.
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As Ashley is spastically bouncing up and down screaming at me, her boob falls out on the security guard's head.
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In private they behaved as they did at press conferences, finishing each other's sentences and bouncing jokes off each other.
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A blue cartoon character bouncing on a cloud — one of the many fun features of the popular social-media app.
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The episode closes with Zoey bouncing out of the empty bash in favor of tracking Cash down at his dorm.
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Tech stocks showed signs of bouncing back on Tuesday, after getting walloped amid a steep market-wide sell-off Monday.
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Brent crude futures rose 1.3 percent to $81.50 per barrel, bouncing back from Friday's near-three-week low of $79.23.
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Harrison plans to make "resiliency" — the art of bouncing back after seeing something awful — a key part of contractor training.
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One of Ms. Copeland's first memories is of her brothers, Arthur and Kermit, bouncing her between them atop their feet.
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I'll be in Tel Aviv soon, bouncing around the states, I just like to take my work on the road.
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"We have to keep [it] on repeat and we're just walking around the house, bouncing him, with our cell phones."
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The dollar stood at 112.44 yen, bouncing back from a seven-week low of 112.09 touched just before the Fed.
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Stocks sold off in response to the data, closing lower — albeit bouncing back from their weakest points in the session.
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Things got worse when the women started bouncing down on the bed, and then suddenly, they all started becoming topless.
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It still had some of those things you'd expect from a Tony Hawk game, like Bouncing Souls and Public Enemy.
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The dollar rose against a basket of six major currencies, bouncing off a 13-month low touched in early trading.
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But it was trading at 311.90 to the euro at 1430 GMT, bouncing back from 313 after the rate cut.
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And while Chacin has been bouncing between the bullpen and the rotation, he has excelled in his recent starting action.
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Markets rallied on that news, with stocks bouncing back from their worst December performances since the Great Depression in 1931.
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Currency markets saw some wild swings with the South African rand collapsing to record lows at one point before bouncing.
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" The women call to one another, voices bouncing from tree to path to earth while the children toddle about. "Mrs.
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Bouncing back from a six-run outing in his previous start at Seattle, Bassitt walked two and struck out six.
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That's what Slam City Oracles was about, bouncing and smashing around, and that's how we modeled resistance with Handväska, too.
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Here he is bouncing a pocket pass to Aron Baynes, who flips it to opposite corner for an open three.
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Not only did I not bounce back after my pregnancies, but the notion of bouncing, in any direction, sounded awful.
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J.D. Closser captured four FDNY officers bouncing and lifting the car in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn on Thursday.
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After ten years spent bouncing around various leagues in Brazil, now he hopes esports can take him around the world.
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"Late one evening at the Department of Ed, thoughts were bouncing around Betsy DeVos's head," Milano reads in a video.
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Whether you're interested in experts on bouncing back from hurricanes or people engaged in humanitarian work, we've got you covered.
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Clay's jabs were slipping through at will now, bouncing off that rocklike face, opening the cut under the left eye.
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Its closely-watched average selling price rose to 0.8 million euros per megawatt, bouncing back 19% from the previous quarter.
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With runners at first and second against Rangers closer Matt Bush, Jose Reyes sent a bouncing ball up the middle.
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Bouncing westward, he points to spots where fencing had been peeled in the past like an upturned can of Spam.
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Happ kept bouncing — traded to Toronto, then to Seattle, then to Pittsburgh last July, never appearing in another postseason game.
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The British pound traded up 0.21 percent at $1.3559, bouncing off a four-month low of $1.3487 set last week.
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He spoke of bouncing from printing press jobs at several newspapers in Texas before going to Miami to find work.
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These hoaxes are not just bouncing around among like-minded conspiracy theorists; candidates and elected officials are sharing them, too.
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The British pound traded up 0.27 percent at $1.3562, bouncing off a four-month low of $1.3487 set last week.
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Varone gathered a bouncing puck in front and sent it past Brossoit for a 1-0 advantage at 9:47.
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A BBVA 8.875% deal lost almost seven points before bouncing back above 97.00, still five points lower on the day.
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"It's a bad sign that oversold markets not bouncing," Michael Hartnett, Bank of America Merrill Lynch's chief investment strategist, wrote.
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The song's the zenith of Kirin J Callinan's irreverent vision, bouncing between hushed balladry, spaghetti western whistles, and blitzkrieg EDM.
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This means that the light from the explosion hit a large cloud dust and is bouncing off in different directions.
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He walked consecutive batters on Friday night, including bouncing a fastball into the dirt to force in the winning run.
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I think it's the momentum—the feeling of the characters running, swooping through pipes, or bouncing on one another's heads.
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But we also have swinging dicks and bouncing balls, and it's high time you stopped being so embarrassed about them.
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Japan originally launched Hayabusa2 in 2014 with a handful of "bouncing" rovers and enough firepower to make John Wick blush.
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Within only 74 seconds, Desharnais found a puck dangling in midair—after bouncing off the pipes—and slapped it in.
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European stocks gained broadly with the STOXX 600 up 0.6 percent, bouncing back from losses seen in the previous session.
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Soldiers bouncing me on their knees, a tank rumbling through the streets, a crowded barge of desperate people fleeing Vietnam.
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"A lot of the retailers are bouncing today because Amazon can't destroy everybody," Cramer said on "Squawk Box " on Friday.
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And I defy you to suppress a smile when a baby signs "more" by bouncing her chubby little fingertips together.
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Marvin had the spirit of a bouncing ball, and back home in Richmond he'd kept his classmates and teachers laughing.
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Ekdal of Sweden races in, but he's off balance and the ball is bouncing high, so he can't direct it.
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Mr. Musk and the company he helped found have been bouncing from crisis to self-inflicted crisis in recent months.
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She has been encouraging me in my constructing since we first met, and I am always bouncing ideas off her.
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For all KSHMR knows, everyone is still bouncing up and down like hugely excited ping-pong balls at his set.
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The genius of bouncing is that the motion hides most of the tells that the fighter is preparing to lunge.
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