" Lundqvist added: "In a play like that, you need the bounce, and the last couple games in this building, we have not gotten the bounce.
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Despite the bounce, some market watchers are telling investors to not trust the bounce, and to look at the stock with a wait and see approach.
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"I'm very honored by the bounce, everybody's talking about the bounce, so everybody in this room has to like me at least a little bit," Trump said.
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I'm a guy that can take it off the bounce.
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But analysts warned against reading too much into the bounce.
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The loss to Barboza was Pettis' third on the bounce.
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For now, added Ross, enjoy the bounce while it lasts.
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"The bounce off of that low is encouraging," he said.
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There's no arguing that the bounce in stocks has been substantial.
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He added that the bounce was likely to be short-lived.
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"I liked the bounce-back a little bit late," Hinch said.
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The bounce in my legs linked me with my favorite athletes.
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One key reason for the bounce is that conventions help unify parties.
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The bounce in Asian stocks has been the best performance since April.
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Some visitors had complained that the bounce made them seasick or anxious.
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In the short term, Baruch sees reason for the bounce to continue.
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Because PC keyboards, the bounce-back for your fingers is way better.
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Another factor for the bounce back is how golf communities are changing.
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"We came back on the bounce, we've retested this resistance," he explained.
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The bounce was broad based and that helped mask some downbeat corporate news.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, is less certain the bounce can last.
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That was 10.4 percent (the bounce back from mid-February to mid-March).
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And you're doing well right now and I'm very honored by the bounce.
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The bounce back from last month's drop was much stronger than economists expected.
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Despite the bounce back, shares are still down over 6 percent since Friday.
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The bounce pass, when executed properly, is easily the prettiest play in basketball.
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Bryan Garnier analyst Virginie Roumage said the margin comment was driving the bounce.
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You couldn't hit topspin like he does when you can't trust the bounce.
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"The bounce-back is definitely warranted," said Marc Chaikin, CEO of Chaikin Analytics.
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But with NIO on the bounce and Tesla back on form, who knows?
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Wind lifted the bounce house 15 to 20 feet in the air and carried it 247 feet down the football field, according to CNN affiliate KVEW Molina noticed one woman trapped in the bounce house, so he ran to help her.
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Despite the bounce, the dollar is down nearly 8 percent so far this year.
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Despite the bounce, the dollar is down nearly 2.23 percent so far this year.
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First, this study didn't analyze the bounce rate of the specific page in Google.
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Over this period, the bounce has gotten smaller — for the candidates from both parties.
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Sometimes, the lanes aren't there, and Murray's forced to pull-up off the bounce.
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Treasury futures extended the bounce on Monday by climbing more than a full point.
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The bounce in stocks follows a 27% plunge in the Dow of 250,219 points.
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The bounce in stocks follows a 10% plunge in the Dow of 2,352.60 points.
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Analysts said the bounce in euro was due to the news out of Germany.
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While the bounce in sentiment was impressive, they were largely built on temporary factors.
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In currency markets, the bounce in oil helped commodity currencies such as the Canadian dollar.
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The bounce underfoot was part of the appeal when the bridge opened in March 2013.
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But he called the bounce a "bear market rally" that would not reverse the downtrend.
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It would just be the bounce that the engineer made after he wrapped on it.
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I remembered fairly quickly how to use the bounce and catch it the right way.
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The bounce at Monday's open did not come close to making up for last week.
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The couple met in April 2012 at the Bounce Sporting Club bar in New York.
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Spot gold was flat at $1,460.74 per ounce, restrained by the bounce in the dollar.
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Spot gold was flat at $1,461.20 per ounce, restrained by the bounce in the dollar.
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Spot gold was flat at $1,460.74 per ounce, restrained by the bounce in the dollar.
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Market participants called the bounce a technical rebound and a reaction to an oversold market.
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It was, at times, only the bounce of a ball away from being loosened entirely.
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The bounce was also reflected in the S&P 500, the Nasdaq and the Russell 2000.
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The bounce that started Tuesday allowed the S&P to narrow its weekly loss to 0.8%.
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"As the bounce back from the December lows fades...the fundamentals now reassert itself," Vickers added.
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Elvis German said he was working nearby and his children saw the bounce house take flight.
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And when the bounce comes, these investors, with their portfolios cleaned out, cannot participate in it.
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Instead, he's standing calmly in the bounce house in his polo, slacks, and zip-up jacket.
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Don't look too hard - the bounce is random jitter from your PC, not live data pic.twitter.
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Much of the bounce back comes as manufacturers are working to correct for dulled consumer interest.
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Cornerback Allan George picked it up on the bounce and raced 67 yards for a score.
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Despite the bounce, analysts warned it was too early to call a trough in equity markets.
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"As the bounce-back from the December lows fades ... the fundamentals now reassert (themselves)," Vickers added.
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"That's one of the reasons we're getting the bounce today," Colas said of Friday's VIX spike.
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Qasem Soleimani and prevented him from getting the bounce in the polls he reportedly hoped for.
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"I think the bounce could go back to test the 50-day moving average," he said.
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The bounce on the empty-netter was right off (Brent) Burn's foot and right to them.
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Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors, said the bounce in yields could be short-lived.
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The bounce in chip stocks was encouraging, since it has broader implications for the health of tech.
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The uneven nature of the bounce back is unusual in post-recession U.S. economic history, analysts said.
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Chances are you or someone you know has been affected by the bounce of a basketball recently.
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If the news is good, the bounce over the rest of the year could be fairly substantial.
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"But so far, we haven't seen the stock of Schlumberger benefit much from the bounce," Cramer said.
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It's important because things haven't been going our way and tonight we got the bounce we needed.
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Kicker, serving for the set, hit a drop shot that hung in the air on the bounce.
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He scraped deep shots off the bounce or delicately half-volleyed them instead of moving his feet.
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The cyclicals sectors which had led the sell-off drove the bounce on Monday, with materials stocks .
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If you select the bounce option, it'll move the subject in your live photo back and forth.
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She found the bounce inside Midge's hardness; she snaps the end of her sentences like bubble gum.
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The bounce in global crude prices helped Japan's oil and coal products sector climb 2111.7500 percent higher.
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He added that one of the five involved may have been injured before the bounce house flipped over.
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The bounce in stocks comes after they suffered on Monday their worst Christmas Eve sell-off in history.
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The second W: Workers The second "W" stands for workers, the people who are operating the bounce house.
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You currently browse these locations through the Bounce website, but Candee said an iOS app launch is imminent.
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Some investors said markets were looking slightly overvalued from a technical perspective after the bounce in recent weeks.
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The combined effect of all this has completely reversed the bounce Trump got from becoming the presumptive nominee.
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In a universe of off-the-bounce 25-foot jumpers, he is a Mikan Drill come to life.
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The bounce typically fades in the few weeks that follow, but sometimes it doesn't, permanently altering the race.
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Treasury yields also rose, on the bounce in stocks and as traders bet on a strong jobs report.
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Irish cult hero John Redmond banked his second knockout win on the bounce against debuting pro Glenn Irvine.
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He has done so on occasion, even if he's struggled to finish off the bounce near the basket.
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"There's a lot of precedents to the bounce that we've seen," Gordon said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Thursday.
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He's also capable of making plays off the bounce more effectively than any of Westbrook's backcourt mates since Harden.
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She remembers seeing the trucks pass as the kids were enjoying the bounce house and adults were playing cards.
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The bounce was led by retailers, with Target Corp surging 20% and Lowe's Cos Inc 10% after upbeat results.
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You often don't know what club to pull out of the bag because it just depends on the bounce.
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Why it matters: Concerns about a U.S. economic slowdown have subsided, given the bounce back in recent economic indicators.
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When Corinne pulled me into the bounce castle, I honestly didn't expect it to become the controversy it did.
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Shares of the oil company were up more than 6 percent midmorning Friday, following the bounce in crude prices.
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The bounce in Treasury yields witnessed after the election of Donald Trump is now decaying in the D.C. swamp.
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Across the last 20 conventions, the size of the bounce did not exceed this threshold six times (21625 percent).
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The bounce back from August's poor numbers was anticipated by Scott Anderson, chief economist at Bank of the West.
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Despite the bounce in risk-sensitive assets in Asia, volumes were light with markets hugging well-worn trading ranges.
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Al Rogers Jr.'s heartfelt and playful energy honors the bounce and house music produced here in the 1980s.
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The last recession was unusually severe, and the current recovery hasn't provided the bounce back newspapers were hoping for.
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One aspect of Costco's business that has suffered, despite the bounce in sales, is its in-house travel business.
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The bounce back for the tech stocks came as the broader U.S. market rebounded after a two day plunge.
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A distant second place is unlikely to produce the bounce needed for anyone to break out of the pack.
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But, alas, he miscalculated the bounce, and left his feet too early, only to dive headlong into a chair.
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Every series entry since 1996 has contained options for the "bounce" of breasts up until its most recent release.
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Traders reveled in the bounce in basic resources stocks off their lows this year while many investors eyed it suspiciously.
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It's unclear what Trump meant by the "bounce" and who "they" are, but, alas, we're living in Trump's reality now.
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Given his former status, it is unlikely that Pettis will be cut if he collects four losses on the bounce.
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Despite the bounce back in markets, the U.K. still has a long way to go when it comes to politics.
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"Clearly, bargain hunters are back in town," Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at TF Global Markets, said of the bounce.
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Hallekere, the Bounce CEO, said that the company's history in the business and its technology can help it stand out.
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The bounce in the share prices of E.ON and RWE on Monday suggests that, despite the many uncertainties, investors agree.
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The bounce in share markets comes despite trade tensions between the United States and China showing few signs of easing.
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The Toronto Raptors point guard was already up to 227 points and had hit some deep threes off the bounce.
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The bounce comes at a time when many investors and analysts have given up on traditional brick-and-mortar retailers.
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Higher commodity prices greatly magnified the strength of the bounce, but volumes surged, too, pointing to still-solid underlying demand.
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N.B.A. teams' fortunes will rise and fall on Tuesday night with the bounce of a ball — a Ping-Pong ball.
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Earnings boost: Corporate America gave markets a shot in the arm on Tuesday but the bounce may already be fading.
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The bounce in consumer confidence in the past week was underpinned by a strong bounce in the economic outlook subindices.
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The bounce that we got a couple of days in equities was just a trap for people to buy into.
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Five years ago, guards and wings (and some forwards!) didn't have the freedom to jack threes up off the bounce.
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The company's later assurance that it expects to meet all debt covenants at the end of the year cued the bounce.
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Go under the screen or double Jordan and Griffin is plenty comfortable pulling up off the bounce for an open jumper.
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But the bounce came after the index fell 281.14 percent on Thursday to hit a one-and-a-half-year low.
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The bounce in the two currencies offset the effects of an increase in U.S. Treasury yields, putting pressure on the dollar.
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"With the bounce back in the domestic economy and in the world economy, there's definitely hope for higher earnings," said Siegel.
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Josh Kadavy who owns the pumpkin patch, which had just added the bounce pad this year, posted a statement on Facebook.
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The bounce back from the lows is a key indicator in the resilience of the market, Acampora told CNBC last week.
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The bounce was helped by solid orders from electronics products, as well as record order value from basic metals and machineries.
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The bounce in commodities fed into Australia's "material plays" said Christopher Conway, head of research and trading at Australian Stock Report.
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Thomas wasn't shy pulling up off picks whenever his screener's defender dropped back for fear of getting roasted off the bounce.
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The bounce came as Apple's shares sharply cut their losses, which also helped the Nasdaq reverse course and post slight gains.
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Their underperformance during the bounce on Thursday and Friday is not a big deal, given how much they've outperformed all year.
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When Federer's final shot landed long, del Potro struck the ball high into the stands straight off the bounce to celebrate.
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The Clips have been looking for a low-priced wing to shoot, defend, and make plays off the bounce ever since.
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The bounce spread to the major banks which were all up between 1 and 2 percent after some heavy losses recently.
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After the guilty verdict, the Bounce television channel said it would pull reruns of the show from its schedules, Deadline Hollywood reported.
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He enters attack mode, hunting for his shot both off the catch and off the bounce, from all areas of the floor.
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He's an exceptional off-the-bounce creator for himself and others, even as he's the crux of every opponent's defensive game plan.
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The bounce in energy costs is a relief for rate-setters, who have been struggling to lift inflation from ultra-low levels.
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The bounce is gone from his defense and at times he tries to do too much with the ball in his hands.
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Lena Dunham's lip quiver in "The Bounce" and Matthew Rhys' "American Bitch" Big Bad Wolf smile are forever ingrained in my brain.
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The Wildcats never have lost three in a row under Calipari and average a 212-point victory in the bounce-back game.
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Coach Mike Yeo was not surprised by the bounce-back effort, citing the leadership of players such as Pietrangelo, the team's captain.
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They're both perfect fits in this era, off-the-bounce creators who take and make extremely difficult shots on a regular basis.
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Why it matters: The bounce-back is significant and indicates stability in India's eight core sectors, including coal, cement, electricity and steel.
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Oh, it went down so smooth, but the bounce came when you tried to walk down the steps on the way out.
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Delta Airlines was still down more than 913% for the day despite the bounce, while United Airlines was still down about 903%.
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But strategists now believe that if the bounce they are seeing in their internal numbers holds, they can considerably limit their losses.
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Investors also noted the bounce in U.S. producer prices in August, although the 0.2 percent increase on month was weaker than expected.
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Market history dating back three decades suggests that investors should not be feeling overly confident in the bounce off the big May decline.
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"Once the bounce has concluded, now we really have to be careful in assessing where these negotiations are about to go," Roach said.
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Tusa said investors are "significantly over projecting" the bounce in free cash flow and sees weakness in the company's power and renewables unit.
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"I don't know how the bounce-house situation unfolded, but it hasn't looked the best," Sarah says, advising her to pull it together.
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The pool party had been going great, but clearly took a turn when the women saw Corinne and me in the bounce castle.
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The result is a keyboard that lacks most of the bounce from when the MacBook was new, but it's at least usable again.
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The bounce in U.S. yields boosted the dollar, which also recovered Monday's losses with a 0.2 percent gain to 117.37 yen on Tuesday.
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Not every photo looks seamless with the Bounce effect, but you can always apply the effect and then remove it later on. 17.
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Hield will likely turn into a solid NBA player, but his star power seems limited unless he can become better off the bounce.
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A Snapchat spokesperson confirmed the app is testing the bounce feature with some users, but didn't say when it might launch more widely.
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"The bounce in U.S. stocks means some catch-up is possible (for oil)," said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at futures brokerage AxiTrader.
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Following that, Cramer wondered if the bounce is sustainable and presents an investment opportunity or if the company is truly in dire straits.
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Conley's backups have almost no experience and the Grizzlies have nobody else who replicates his skill at piercing opposing defenses off the bounce.
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Parker wasn't the player he used to be, but the Spurs still relied a good deal on his off-the-bounce shot creation.
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The bounce-back from December has led fund investors to put the most cash into high-yield bonds since 2016, according to Lipper.
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I mean, look at the bounce from the most serious man in American journalism, Michael, to the least serious person in American entertainment.
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He's a blur in in the open floor and a genius setting teammates up off the bounce, but his presence creates various disadvantages, too.
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The bounce is stiff and reactive—not sluggish, like a backyard trampoline—and originates a few inches below the padding under my bare feet.
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The bounce went right to Matthew Tkachuk, who buried the partially screened shot for his 24th goal of the season with 23:220 remaining.
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The euro rose 0.2 percent to $1.1222, extending the bounce from the previous day when it swung widely on speculation over ECB monetary policy.
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Assuming the Knicks are ready to renounce Derrick Rose, here they can acquire a young, creative point guard who shoots threes off the bounce.
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"My first official job with like an actual job application filled out was McDonald's," Gibson tells PEOPLE at the Bounce Brunch during Essence Fest.
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The bounce went right to Matthew Tkachuk, who buried the partially screened shot for his 23th goal of the season with 230:15 remaining.
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"The vehemence of the bounce after very, very small pullbacks in the price that shows ... buyers remain under the market for now," Sarhan said.
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And there's one group who no longer wants to hear any of it: the morning show hosts at Detroit radio station 105.1 The Bounce.
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The Fed's rate hike lifted banking stocks, which gained 1 percent, with Italian and Spanish lenders including BPER Banca and Santander leading the bounce.
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"There has been a bounce, but the strength and duration of the bounce has been quite surprising," Somasundaram added, referring to the resources sector.
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"We're getting a little cash as this thing gets overdone because when the bounce comes, it's pretty brutal for a short seller," he said.
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When Hinda Miller took up jogging in 1977, she found herself in a predicament — the run was great, but what about the bounce factor?
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The campaign's play was to roll them out in dramatic fashion, to maximize the bounce out of South Carolina with another day of headlines.
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The poll entered the field on Friday, July 29, the day after the Democratic convention adjourned, in order to gauge the bounce for Clinton.
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The bounce-back stocks are from all different sectors, including tech names Cisco and Intuit and defense companies Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.
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Adams called the bounce Harris experienced in the polls after the first debate a "sugar high" that the Harris' campaign knew would not last.
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Marks then got the ball at the top of the key, pulled up into the lane and got the bounce on a soft shot.
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Independent economist Andy Xie told CNBC's "Squawk Box " that he didn't put much weight on the bounce in results of the private sector survey.
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Other rides go beyond just high speeds, like the Bounce-Back Tower which, like its name suggests, creates movements that feel like jumpy engine pistons.
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Katie Stockton, chief technical strategist at BTIG, told CNBC that short-term momentum has improved for the S&P, but the bounce is probably fleeting.
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No Democrat has built a lead outside the margin of error since July, before the bounce from former vice president Joe Biden's announcement had faded.
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On Friday, it came off its lows as the bounce in European government bond yields after the Reuters story on the ECB helped bank shares.
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But the bounce in the share price also signals something worrying: that neither the firm nor American legislators have grasped the need for radical change.
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Shares of quality companies have been outperforming the broad benchmarks — both before the October market correction and on the bounce of the past two weeks.
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The bounce in oil prices helped improve markets' risk appetite, leading investors to unwind positions in currencies seen as less risky and boosting the dollar.
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"China's trade data beat expectations, which lent further support to risk sentiment today as reflected in the bounce in equity markets," Morgan Stanley strategists said.
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Many factors such as the bounce in oil and the Federal Reserve's dovish signal helped, but there may be another force at work — share buybacks.
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The prologue: a bro juggling one-handed with what looks like a pitching wedge, giving the club itself a flippy-doo before maintaining the bounce.
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"If Le Pen were to somehow win, I think you'd see a downside move without the bounce," said Patrick Kaser, portfolio manager at Brandywine Global.
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The comments from ECB's Mario Draghi boosted stocks in U.S. markets, as investors cheered on the comments along with the bounce back in oil prices.
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Gane's speed is glacial compared to Horiguchi's but the attacks still flow so nicely out of the bounce that Gane's opponent is caught completely unprepared.
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The bounce makes the overall feel just slightly closer to the old-style chiclet keys, but not so much that you'd mistake it for one.
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NBC Los Angeles reports that the powerful wind lifted the bounce house into the air and tossed it 50 feet away with Seth trapped inside.
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The benchmark S&P 500 U.S. equity index rallied 2 percent and registered its first positive week of 2016 thanks to the bounce in oil.
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In the "bounce competition," they compete to see how high their front wheels can fly before the car stands vertically, balancing on its rear bumper.
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Adding to the bounce, the European Union's chief negotiator Michel Barnier said that EU leaders had made progress in Brexit talks though big differences remained.
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Zenit's goalkeeper, Yuri Lodygin, misjudged it and turned the ball against his own crossbar, and Gaitán pounced on the bounce to knock in the goal.
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The bounce marks an end to two years of constant decline which ate away at household wealth and confidence, undermining consumption and slowing the economy.
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They had a modest lead against the Boston Celtics, and Giannis Antetokounmpo was finding his familiar rhythm: the pep, the bounce, the power, the poise.
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As CNBC's Jim Cramer watched an amalgam of unrelated stocks climb on Thursday, he realized that there was a key driver behind the bounce: China.
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Michael Yoshikami, founder and CEO of Destination Wealth Management, said the bounce is due to investors who are afraid of missing out on the market.
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Retail stocks are slowly coming back after weeks in the doghouse, and CNBC's Jim Cramer wondered if one high-profile deal contributed to the bounce.
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Court speed is difficult to pin down, because so many other factors—altitude, weather, and balls among them—influence the bounce and spin of the ball.
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Despite the bounce from the deal, Penn National's shares are down about 30 percent year-to-date and traded at an 18-month low on Monday.
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"If it's weaker than expected, rates could easily continue lower, but if it surprises to the upside, the bounce back in rates could be somewhat abrupt."
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For Buttigieg, it was a testament to the enduring power of the bounce that accompanies winning Iowa, where Buttigieg edged past Sanders in the delegate fight.
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The biggest mistake investors make in a decline is to sell in fear and then wait too long to get back in, missing the bounce up.
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With depressed oil prices poised for a second-straight weekly advance, closely followed analyst John Kilduff said Friday the bounce from 12-year lows won't last.
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Despite the bounce, the S&P 500 "never broke 2,075, and that's a problem," Michael Block of Rhino Trading Partners wrote in note to clients Thursday.
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The Bounce When a boxer steps in to lead, it is typically with the jab and he drives from his back foot to extend his stance.
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If you are interested in evaluating the bounce, you are best off looking at the polls from a single organization to see whether any shift occurs.
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We are underweight autos and auto components, just really don't trust the bounce in a lot of these deep value cyclicals," Wald said on "Trading Nation.
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The bounce marks an end to two years of constant decline which ate away at household wealth and confidence, undermining consumption and slowing the entire economy.
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First, while the Trump administration has claimed full credit for a surge in business investment, the bounce-back from the mini-recession is a major factor.
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But the bounce in Matsuyama's step could not hide his nerves, which revealed themselves in several loose swings in his round of two-over-par 268.
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The bounce in the dollar came a bit early with traders likely looking to flatten up their books ahead of the long Easter weekend, Esiner said.
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The bounce-back in commodity prices that fueled much of the 13.3-percent rally in S&P 500 index from its February lows is leveling off.
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I hesitate to say jokes, because, unlike the bounce and zing of the first movie, the tone here is more sober and the humor more strained.
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"The question is do we get the bounce back because of the deeply conditioned buy-on-dip mentality, and I think we do," El-Erian said.
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" Then the song transforms into the style of more modern Christmas hits, with the bounce of "All I Want For Christmas Is You" and "Last Christmas.
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His effective field-goal percentage on shots off the catch was 56.7 percent; off the bounce, his eFG was 50.9 percent, third among all high-major players.
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Seton Hall got the bounce back game it was looking for from seniors Khadeen Carrington and Angel Delgado ahead of Saturday's non-conference finale against visiting Manhattan.
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A 9-year-old girl died Friday in Nevada after the bounce house she was playing in was lifted 113 feet by strong wind into power lines.
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Instead, the bounce in support for "In" was more a reflection of growing concerns among voters about the economic impact of a so-called Brexit, it said.
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He's turning the corner with ease, jacking up more threes off-the-bounce, and generally resembling the free and confident blue chipper he was six months ago.
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But as NBA teams start to favor mischievous off-the-bounce slashers over 3-and-D statues, VanVleet has to be on the floor over Danny Green.
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As a step in the right direction, a preview for episode 7, "The Bounce," shows Hannah will finally contact Paul-Louis to tell him the pregnancy news.
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Cruz, for instance, entered Mississippi enjoying the governor's endorsement and signs of a late surge in the Louisiana primary next door, but the bounce failed to materialize.
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The smell of freshly cut tickets, the bounce of StubHub prices on the grass, and a gust of warm dollar bills blowing through completely inconsequential soccer games.
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" He adds, "My team and I decided to be proactive and join Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, where Nadja is undergoing treatment, in creating the Bounce Back campaign.
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At 50, this blond, cherry-lipped singer has the bounce and vivacity of a high school cheerleader and the political sensibility of a radical left-wing journalist.
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Later in the day, the second session with Johnson is devoted to shot mechanics—how he can better himself shooting on the move and off the bounce.
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I've got enough stocks that are really good that have controversy, I don't need ones that I think are really kind of, let's say, in the bounce.
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Dzyuba gets his head on a corner kick on the other end, but can't get enough power to trouble Subasic, who collects it easily off the bounce.
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"I'm a bit surprised that the bounce back has been as strong as it has been," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading & derivatives at Charles Schwab.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars, which are linked to global commodity trade and China's economy, both fell 0.3% on Tuesday, reflecting the bounce in the greenback.
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He struggled repeatedly with the timing on his one-handed backhand as he tried to counter Nadal's whipping topspin by hitting the ball right after the bounce.
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The bounce in the dollar shaved 0.5 percent off the price of gold to $1,302.50 an ounce, short of Tuesday's 9-1/2-month high of $1,325.94.
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It makes it a little bit tougher to play the bounce, but it's still going to be the same old move at the end of the day.
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Finally, Arup placed a series of large tuned mass dampers — similar to shock absorbers on a car — on the underside of the bridge to control the bounce.
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The bounce followed what's known as a death cross in Square's chart, or when a stock's 50-day moving average dips below its 200-day moving average.
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This year, no Democrat has built a lead outside the margin of error since July, before the bounce from former vice president Joe Biden's announcement had faded.
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The bounce-back in commodity prices that fueled much of the 13.3-percent rally in the Standard & Poor's 500 index since its February lows is leveling off.
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Her flat strokes and her ability to take the ball very early off the bounce and push forward to the net make her most dangerous on grass.
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Her flat strokes and her ability to take the ball very early off the bounce and push forward to the net make her most dangerous on grass.
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Towns' driving numbers aren't up from last year, but he's unleashing transformative ways to beat his man off the bounce, even after an initial advantage is well defended.
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"Forward-looking indicators suggest that the bounce in confidence is likely to be short-lived and that conditions are unlikely to turn around any time soon," said Oster.
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Venezuelan bonds have recovered this week thanks to the bounce in oil prices, but they are heavily discounted on concerns the country will be unable to meet payments.
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While the bounce-back in Chinese demand has lifted all metallic ships, zinc has risen most because of its compelling narrative of a tightening raw materials supply-chain.
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The bounce back in the most beaten down names is also a typical new year's phenomenon, when investors look for bargains among the rubble of the previous year.
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Parents should also make sure operators are focusing on what's happening inside the bounce house, not outside, said Woodburn of the National Association of Amusement Ride Safety Officials.
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"You had the bounce with the Rusal sanctions and the metal price getting up to $2,700 [a ton], so there was always that opportunity," to export, he said.
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In addition to featuring some uncanny period detail, Sing Street has an infectiously upbeat soundtrack, replicating the bounce and hooks of bands like the Cure and Duran Duran.
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Hurricane Florence in September and Hurricane Michael in October likely affected payrolls data, with the bounce back in October following Florence partially offset by the effects of Michael.
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For Anderson, the holy grail is the Bounce Dryer Bar, a $220 plastic oblong you affix to the dryer rather than adding a dryer sheet to each load.
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But slowing price growth in smaller cities and cooling property investment show the bounce may already be fading, raising the risk of weaker economic growth in coming months.
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There's also rumors that valets or people would get in his car and steal his CDs, or a CD would be left in Hit Factory with the bounce.
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However, Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital, said the bounce could be due to some technical buying, noting that the OPEC report came out at 2:31 p.m.
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The bounce-back in oil, which accounts for 95% of Venezuela's export revenues, accounted for much of that, but there were also hopes around Maduro's new economic plan.
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The bounce has been driven mainly by growing demand for smartwatches and other wearable fitness devices that track everything from heart rates and calories to a pet's movement.
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Despite the bounce, the motion transfer is minimal so you don't have to worry about spilling your popcorn when someone starts using the couch as a launching pad.
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We've already seen a bit of that in Vegas, where Bender has enjoyed taking slower centers off the bounce while embracing the punishment that awaits at the basket.
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He's the invaluable wing who can knock down open shots, create a little bit off the bounce, and defend multiple positions (including the beefy bigs who scare George).
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Serge Ibaka, Doing Stuff Off The Bounce For nearly his entire career, Ibaka's function on the offensive end was to make open shots created by All-Star teammates.
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Teams were content to let Barnes fire away from outside; if they did close aggressively, he just didn't have the dynamism to make them pay off the bounce.
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The Bounce effect plays the photo's motion forward and then in reverse, and Long Exposure blurs the motion in the image, which gives the picture an artsy look.
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The bounce comes as the World Health Organization said the coronavirus outbreak was accelerating with more than 2155,000 cases now recorded and infections reported from nearly every country.
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"This stock has fallen to $44 with a 4.2% yield, and I figure it can bounce, but if you own Walgreens I recommend selling the bounce," he said.
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Stocks rose solidly on Monday, recovering some of the losses from the previous session's steep sell-off, but investors remained wary about the bounce as coronavirus fears lingered.
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USC post Nikola Jovanovic put the Trojans up with a spinning jumper in the lane, but Arizona tied it when Allen got the bounce on a driving 23-footer.
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He can shoot off the catch and off the bounce, run a pick-and-roll, and play at a rare Goldilocks tempo, not too fast and not too slow.
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"The bounce we are seeing is because the metal is oversold, and there is technical buying coming in right now," said Bob Haberkorn, senior market strategist at RJO Futures.
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"Top performing stocks today are IT stocks and they appear to be looking directly at the bounce back in Nasdaq and better-than-expected result from Netflix," said McCarthy.
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As teams all across the NBA hoard athletic wings who can shoot, defend, and maybe do a little something creative off the bounce, the Sixers are quietly defying convention.
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The bounce in oil prices improved the market's risk appetite, leading investors to unwind positions in funding currencies used to buy assets with higher returns and boosting the dollar.
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The bounce in both oil futures and stocks, which started with an abrupt intraday reversal a week ago, has many on Wall Street calling it a short-term bottom.
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He can drill off-the-bounce threes at a high level, run uber-efficient pick-and-rolls, isolate, stretch the floor, and defend better than he gets credit for.
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The skip-up calf tap (albeit with no follow up): A nice front kick to the body (again out of the bounce) and a pull away from the counter.
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Girls may have become The Elijah Krantz Show with "The Bounce," but the season 6 episode still ended with a look at our true heroine, Hannah Horvath (Lena Dunham).
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"I saw the bounce, but I never see it go in," said the 23-year-old, who estimated he has made six or seven holes-in-one in all.
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Their reasoning: the bounce-back in commodity prices that fueled much of the 13.3-percent rally in the Standard & Poor's 500 index since its February lows is leveling off.
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The bounce was still modest in comparison to the 0.7 percent loss on Friday, after a surprise third monthly fall in British retail sales pointed to weakening consumer sentiment.
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The Wall Street Journal reported U.S. negotiators have offered to slash existing tariffs by as much as half on roughly $210 billion of Chinese-made goods, supporting the bounce.
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Even after the bounce in oil prices earlier this week, the Alerian MLP index, a collection of 50 top energy partnerships, is down 47 percent over the last 52 weeks.
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"I think the super-growth period is over because they really got a huge kick up [and] it's going to be hard to get the bounce again," he said Wednesday.
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"The dollar's steep rise aligns neatly with the bounce in U.S. bond yields and a degree of safe haven demand on equity weakness," said Sean Callow, a strategist at Westpac.
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The bounce in prices came following a steep drop seen on Wednesday when crude futures fell 4% on the ongoing demand fears and another big jump in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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Chris Verrone, analyst at Strategas Research Partners, said despite the bounce, he is still reluctant to endorse the biotech sector, because he hasn't seen the uniformity of prior biotech rallies.
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"The bounce in the stock market is a combination of optimism for faster economic growth and relief that the election is over," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones.
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The recovery in commodities helped push up the prices of miners and basic resource producers, leading to the bounce in the FTSE, explained Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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"The bounce in ANZ job ads in August is an encouraging sign that the improvement in labour market conditions is continuing," said Felicity Emmett, head of Australian Economics at ANZ.
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Even though they're both prone to getting beat off the bounce from time to time, Antetokounmpo and Middleton were seemingly born to take advantage of this era's switch-friendly approach.
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On-air DJs BIGG and Shay Shay at Detroit's 85033 The Bounce announced Thursday that they would stop playing West's music, and the rest of the station has followed suit.
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The bounce is most obvious in Sun Belt states like Florida, North Carolina, Colorado and even Nevada, where Democrats are most dependent on nonwhite and irregular voters to win elections.
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"Clearly positive leads from U.S. markets are helping the Australian share market, so it is no surprise to see the bounce" said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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Kyrie Irving, meanwhile, remains an unsolvable riddle for opposing defenses off the bounce, even though a slew of curious, unforced turnovers in Game 5 were what ultimately crippled Cleveland's chances.
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And here's Knox showing enough confidence to take Paul Millsap off the bounce (something the four-time All-Star clearly didn't expect) before an and-1 finish at the rim.
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She had fallen hard for the city over the years, sparked in part from friendships she had forged during a 2008 assignment on the bounce music scene in New Orleans.
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Despite the degrees of separation, Coleman's spirit comes through — especially on Mr. Colley's "New Year," which has all the bounce and topsy-turvy swing of a late-50s Coleman tune.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that U.S. negotiators have offered to slash existing tariffs by as much as half on roughly $360 billion of Chinese-made goods, supporting the bounce.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that U.S. negotiators have offered to slash existing tariffs by as much as half on roughly $360 billion of Chinese-made goods, supporting the bounce.
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Optimism sparked by earnings from Facebook and a handful of other companies, as well as the bounce in oil prices, was behind most of the day's improved sentiment, investors said.
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He's got a nice game off the bounce, he's really good off the ball, so he's tough to guard because he can get it in a lot of different ways.
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Analysts at Capital Economics sounded a cautious note, suggesting that the bounce in the S&P 500 index on Thursday was only temporary as investors worries about the economic outlook worsen.
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"The bounce that we saw in the morning was not necessarily well founded so therefore it is duly fading as we get to the close," said City Index analyst Ken Odeluga.
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Three losses on the bounce to Lyoto Machida, Rashad Evans and the spectacular head kick knockout he suffered against 'TRT Vitor' had a lot of people thinking his time was up.
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Part of the bounce was because the stock sold off hard going into the data, as Cramer noted some money managers expressing skepticism of whether the company's key drug really works.
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" "The market has been oversold so you'd have expected to see a bounce but there are those who were waiting for the bounce to sell into it to lock in gains.
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The song samples Lauryn Hill, but the voice that introduces the track—"I wanna know who mothafuckin' representin' in here tonight"—belongs to Big Freedia, the bounce queen of New Orleans.
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In "The Bounce," Marnie realizes she has no money for her uber-trendy fitness classes, Uber rides, and an apartment — so she asks her mom Evie (Rita Wilson) for a loan.
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Investors who were heavy in commodities last year, as the sector was pummeled, but then got out before the bounce-back in recent months, have now been hit coming and going.
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According to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department, the driver of the car who was hit by the bounce house was not injured but was left shaken up by the ordeal.
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As a result, a series of "dampers" — large plates with springs — will be attached to the underside of the bridge, acting as shock absorbers and cutting the bounce roughly in half.
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You know your dad could once play ball, knew the rhythm of the bounce, the head fake and eye swivel, pivot shit you learned how to do by putting in time.
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The bounce faded as doubts crept in as to whether the modest current economic expansion warrants further rate increases and while the Fed plans to shrink its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Wednesday's big sell-off took the below its very tight three-week range — but the bounce on Thursday and Friday took it right back up to the underbelly of that range.
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The bounce offered investors the opportunity to rejig portfolios to adapt to current market conditions while markets are higher, Hatheway said, adding that he expects it will only provide temporary respite.
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"It's just a consolidation after the big sharp decline the last couple of days," Altin Kalo, agricultural economist for New Hampshire-based Steiner Consulting, said of the bounce in cattle futures.
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Lawson, a 6-foot-9 transfer from Memphis, often played as the big man in a four-guard lineup that often beat Northeastern off the bounce for easy buckets at the rim.
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Once it's to your liking, strain the bounce through a strainer lined with a few layers of cheesecloth or a clean linen or cotton tea towel that you don't mind permanently staining.
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The bounce in oil boosted stocks including Europe's top performer, Seadrill which finished up 29.5 percent, followed by Subsea 7, Statoil and Tullow Oil, which all closed between 6.9 and 8.7 percent.
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Hitting pull-up threes is obviously a nice skill to have, but if Thomas ever wants to inch towards the player he used to be, more off-the-bounce success is mandatory.
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Even though not every team has someone like Steph Curry or Damian Lillard, an off-the-bounce firecracker who turn immobile bigs into sushi, Nowitzki's vulnerability on defense remains a back-breaker.
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"The bounce rate was not affected by the announcement, so if the site crashed it was probably only for a short time," Ariel Rosenstein, Senior Marketing Director at SimilarWeb told Mashable India.
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And so, to put the smile back on your face, the bounce back in your step and the elbow back in your subway commute, here is a sneak preview of our favorites.
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Afterwards, they lost two on the bounce against Manchester United and Swansea, subsequently drawing with Spurs and going out of the FA Cup to Watford before being emphatically dispatched on Catalan soil.
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Despite the bounce last month, the Fed index has been in negative territory so far in 2016, which may keep the central bank from raising interest rates in the foreseeable future, analysts said.
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Penguin Prison (electropopster Chris Glover) boosts the bounce in "She Gets Down on Her Knees," from Ono's edgy-introspective Season of Glass album, which she released in 1981, several months after Lennon's death.
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At that point commodity markets may turn their focus to how much demand has actually been lost in China and elsewhere, and how strong the bounce back in activity is likely to be.
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However, I am dating these women and I respect the fact that some of them felt uncomfortable for seeing Corinne and me more intimate in the bounce castle than they would have liked.
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"The bounce in oil helped, but we have got elections next year and you have got pretty binary outcomes depending on the winner," said Kevin Daly, a portfolio manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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While many of these issues still exist, the investing case for Brazil worked because of the bounce-back effect and, more specifically, hopes that a new administration would lead to a further rally.
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The dome, which provides the bounce back while typing, appears to have been updated, as well as to help protect it from the wear and tear that might have been contributing to failure.
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The 1.70m (5-ft 7-in) Argentine virtually needed a step-ladder to reach the bounce of Nadal's top-spin bombs but he was all over the Spaniard's serve from the get-go.
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"The bounce was driven by receding expectations of a cut next week," said Tobias Davis, head of corporate treasury sales at Western Union, adding in the short term, sterling's outlook remained rather grim.
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The bounce lifted the pound - dented recently on worries over whether Britain could secure an orderly exit from the European Union - further away from a 2-1/2-month low struck on Tuesday.
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We got the comedian at the Bounce Trumpet Awards in Hollywood and our guy asked Cedric to show off his pipes and prove he's no T-Pain ... and boy does he ever deliver!!!
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FROM COINAGE: 4 Ways to Work Out Without Killing Your Wallet Crooks demonstrates lifting his legs over the stool, one at a time, and Boehlke quickly catches on to the "bounce and kick" motion.
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The bounce back in soft ags has the Cornerstone Macro technician thinking that "it's usually right to take the road less traveled," and that it may be time for investors to return to foodstuffs.
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He's mastered how to control timing, get low enough to turn the corner, and catch defenders off balance with shoulder fakes, hesitation dribbles, and one-handed, off-the-bounce lobs tossed a beat early.
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We've bounced from $130, you've gone up, the volume was ok, it wasn't great on the bounce, sold back down on a gap here and now we're coming back for a three wave move.
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He made 40.6 percent of his catch-and-shoot threes last season (as compared to 29.3 percent off the bounce) and, according to Synergy Sports, finished in the 96th percentile in spot-up situations.
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The bounce is a term used to describe the difference in the polls conducted just after the convention compared to those just before, using the trial heat question about who would you vote for.
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The bounce was chiefly down to over-extended bets against the euro, traders said, with investors choosing to cash in gains and lighten their short positions ahead of Thursday's European Central Bank policy meeting.
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The bounce on Wednesday amounted to a relief rally after Monday's plunge, with the energy complex getting a boost from the surging equity market, said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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While technical analyst Craig Johnson of Piper Jaffray said the XLE is set to go higher after pulling above its downtrend line, Schlossberg is adamant that the bounce from the $26 low is now over.
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The bounce in crude oil and the Bank of Canada's decision on Wednesday to refrain from cutting interest rates boosted the Canadian dollar, which hovered near a four-month high of C$1.3230 per dollar.
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For the Democrats, the average absolute value of the bounce (a way to account for the two occasions when it was measured as -28500 percentage point) across the last 6900 conventions was 2628 percentage points.
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Rivers isn't the most awkward fit in the world, and lineups that feature him, Wall, and Bradley Beal should give Washington the sort of off-the-bounce spunk from multiple positions they otherwise haven't had.
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Canopy was also buoyed by Bank of America Merrill Lynch's upgrade of the stock to buy from neutral, but Cramer is convinced investors should take advantage of the bounce in cannabis stocks from their lows.
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Memphis regained some breathing room as Kyle Anderson made a jumper, Brooks canned a 246-pointer and Anderson got the bounce on another shot to make it a 16-point margin with 4:38 left.
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Then, on the final play of the quarter, Reagor mishandled a punt but picked it up on the bounce and scooted 503 yards for a touchdown that gave the Horned Frogs a 21-0 advantage.
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In international football, luck—refereeing decisions and the bounce of the ball in matches, and the draw in knockout matches—plays a huge role, rendering dynasty-building far harder than it is in the club game.
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The bounce in prices of copper - Chile's main export - put its currency on course to erase Monday's near 20.00% decline posted on a surprise 50 basis point rate cut by the central bank late on Friday.
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"As endogenous factors have driven the bounce-back of the euro, we are still away from over-valuation territory, especially as the euro is still trading close to its historic average versus the dollar," he said.
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More than that, Markkanen has ways to counter closeouts and switches: he has a strong game of the bounce when defenders run him off the three-point line, and can very capably post up smaller defenders.
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The bounce in the U.S. share market was spurred by Federal comments from Reserve Board Governor Lael Brainard, who stuck to her dovish stance on interest rates and urged caution about removing monetary stimulus too quickly.
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The bounce was underpinned by output increasing at the fastest pace in 10 months at 51.7, recovering from 49.7 in August, supported by a pick up in new orders even though demand was largely domestically driven.
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" Should the bounce in crude continue, the stock market rally "could get some legs," but given what Maley calls recent "technical damage" in the oil market, "it's far from a lock that these bounces will last.
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The bounce-back will provide some comfort to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) which has worried about the effect excessive borrowing in the red-hot property sector could have on spending elsewhere in the economy.
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That means the bounce is not here to stay, and as such, the top concern for European firms in China remains the health of the economy — especially as the country's debt levels have continued to rise.
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Because Thomas is the Celtics' one true off-the-bounce creator, taking him out of his game creates a ripple-effect through the rest of the team; less metaphorically, it manifests in lots of contested jumpers.
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He rarely looks at you head-on—always from the side—and he walks through the gym with a slight bounce, not the bounce of an excitable guy but a coiled, cautious bounce; a laconic watchfulness.
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Ingles is a knockdown three-point shooter (he made 44.1 percent of his treys during the regular season) but he's reluctant and struggles to shoot whenever he's asked to create his own look off the bounce.
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Under the guidance of former youth club manager Martin King, the bounce house has been available for paid rental since its completion in the summer of 2014, with all profit going to their own youth center.
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The U.S. dollar eked out modest gains, helped by the bounce in government debt yields and ahead of U.S. inflation data on Thursday that could influence the timing of the next Federal Reserve interest rate hike.
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In that regard, the bounce-back in stocks reflects the bet being made by many investors that Mr. Trump's promises to increase government spending, cut taxes and ease financial regulations will outweigh his anti-trade rhetoric.
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To be sure, the kiwi is also taking some of the gloss off the bounce in the dairy sector, which has been crunched in recent years by a slowdown in major consumer China and the supply glut.
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Jenner shared multiple snaps of herself and Stormi at the party, checking out the craft station, hanging out in the bounce house and soaking up the spooky fun with their closest pals — dressed in coordinating superhero costumes!
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What will now be the darkest color in the Bounce range, 4.75, is off the Color IQ chart at Sephora, meaning that it was formulated to be darker than any other foundation sold at the beauty giant.
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The bounce in equities came after Wall Street's major indexes suffered their worst day of 2019 on Monday, when a peak in trade-related angst between the U.S. and China sent investors in search of safer assets.
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Read More The bounce in these stocks could be good news for America "Equities shouldn't generate double digit returns, but with stocks yielding this much more than treasuries, they look good compared with fixed income, " McKinney said.
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The bounce in shares comes after the blue-chip Dow index posted its worst day this year, as recession fears gripped the market after the U.S. Treasury yield curve inverted for the first time in 12 years.
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The bounce-back win won't erase the sting of the stumble the previous Saturday, but it is somewhat soothing considering the criticism coach Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes endured in the week leading up to this game.
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"While a way forward has at last been found, it is one that will very likely incur significant long-term economic costs so the bounce back will likely be limited in size and short-lived," he said.
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The bounce back will provide some comfort to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) given it was a pick up in household consumption that helped the economy dodge a recession in the fourth quarter of last year.
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The next few months should be relatively strong as financial advisers work through deals already announced in recent months and chief executives consider acting after the bounce in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index since the election.
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The bounce came after news that the companies had signed a memorandum of understanding for more than 1 trillion won ($940 million) in investment for an online business spin-off, according to a translation of a filing.
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"The bounce today (Thursday) is really weak given how much its come down...I don't know if its the bottom (for the stock) but the buyers are coming in where they should," Brown said on Thursday's "Halftime Report".
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CNN Poll of Polls: Clinton tops Trump by 10 The surveys reflect the bounce Clinton is still enjoying from her Democratic National Convention and could change once the race settles and voters pay more attention in the fall.
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Kerber was barely able to win three matches on the bounce through a dismal 2017 but has now strung together nine in a row in a dramatic return to form under the stewardship of new coach Wim Fissette.
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While there are polling data that go back to the 2900s, it is best to look at the bounce since 220006, the first year in which both parties were operating under the current system of primaries and caucuses.
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Italian stocks led the bounce in equities, rallying hard after the country's bond yields fell after a press report that EU Affairs Minister Paolo Savona is considering resigning over the government's decision to challenge European Union budget rules.
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Asia had shares hustled to one-month highs after Wall Street strode to another record and European stocks made it four gains on the bounce and the euro neared month highs as the prospect of ECB support loomed.
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But these national level statistics can often dilute the suffering of the survivors, and the bounce-back of the GDP may not be sustainable under the increasing strain to government, private sector and charitable organizations supporting disaster relief.
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For that sort of aggressiveness to take place along the arc, Portland's perimeter defenders have to believe that even if/when they get beat off the bounce, their man won't embarrass them by scoring easily at the rim.
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In the rush from the Iowa caucuses on February 3 to Super Tuesday in early March, the "bounce" in polling, earned media, and fundraising that a candidate can get from a strong performance in Iowa matters even more.
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Golden State Warriors: Ty Jerome, PG, Virginia Calm and clutch under pressure with enough range to play here tomorrow, Jerome bears some similarity to Klay Thompson but lacks the bounce and explosiveness to become a lockdown defender. 29.
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" KEEPING BOUNCE-BACK IN PERSPECTIVE "The bounce-back (in the PMI index) right now, if you take the sum of the data which has come in, is running a bit stronger than that, that 0.1, that's great, that's welcome.
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While he's still bashful beyond the arc (particularly from the corners), Hollis-Jefferson has become more confident and effective taking slower bigs off the bounce, and either pulling up from 24 feet or displaying refined touch at the rim.
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Millsap would be a much better version of the player Washington thought it was getting in Morris, someone who can stretch the floor and punish mismatches and make plays off the bounce and scoot all over the court defensively.
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Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at trading firm ThinkMarkets, said the bounce in oil prices earlier on Monday was largely due to technical signals, as oil prices fell into oversold territory, meaning they were trading below their true value.
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The benchmark S&P 323 U.S. equity index was on track for its first positive week of 2016 thanks to the bounce in oil, which encouraged investors hit by the brutal selloff that began at the start of 2016.
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This season, Curry has been one of the league's best scorers on drives to the basket, with only Kevin Durant and Kawhi Leonard being more effective than Curry's 1.14 points per attempt when attacking the rim off the bounce.
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As the bounce house is not her own property, Takala is no exception to the rule: her ongoing show at Pump House Gallery marks the second time the artist has rented out Five Star Bouncy House for an exhibition.
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Jeweler Pandora leaped 11.9% after issuing a muted trading update but confirming its financial guidance for 2019, while Britain's John Wood Group led the bounce for oil stocks on the back of escalations in the Middle East, climbing 4.2%.
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We knew they were going to beat us off the bounce, and we wanted to switch, we took away the high post pass and they started running over and we fouled them too much, and then we changed that.
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Shares in Deutsche Bank gained 3% early on Monday, but the bounce will be of little comfort to investors who have seen the stock lose over 50% of its value since Cryan was made co-CEO in July 2015.
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We got the comedian at the Bounce Trumpet Awards in Hollywood Wednesday night, and asked about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau getting busted gossiping with British PM Boris Johnson and French Prez Emmanuel Macron ... about Trump's lengthy news conference.
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It was not enough to overcome the bounce-back performance by Siemian, who completed 17 of 27 for 443 yards after a subpar performance in last week's loss to Kansas City that eliminated last season's Super Bowl winners from playoff contention.
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Yet even with Monday's outsized gains, fund managers and analysts say they expect the bounce back from the bottom to be leveling off and they are focusing instead on companies they perceive as gaining market share in the year ahead.
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Kuzma has scored more points than anybody in his class, can shoot threes, function inside flexible lineups, and make life easier for Philadelphia's two franchise players by coupling his off-the-bounce pep with a natural understanding of his responsibilities.
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But the bounce by the pound was limited ahead of the BoE's policy-setting meeting later on Thursday, which is expected to set the currency's near-term direction as the central bank weighs the prospects of a future interest rate hike.
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The site holds its audience: the "bounce rate" of BuzzFeed's visitors—the share that leave after visiting one page—is 34%, which compares pretty well with 54% for the New York Times (the numbers come from SimilarWeb, an analytics firm).
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He could clock-in with a vengeance and rain hellfire for a minute, but he could just as easily float on the periphery, dribble like he got paid by the bounce, and throw up shots that could charitably be deemed idiotic.
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He lets it bounce and drifts behind it in a backwards jump, allowing the ball to float down gracefully into his palm before guiding it along what looks like the natural track of the bounce and slams it over his head.
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But the bounce by the pound was limited ahead of the BoE's policy-setting meeting later on Thursday, which is expected to set the currency's near-term direction as the central bank weighs the prospects of a interest rate hike.
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Analysts also attributed much of the bounce from under $22018 a barrel to a brief short covering rally after oil prices crashed over 20 percent this year, triggering a record volume of short positions in the week through Jan. 12.
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Traders said the bounce looked chiefly due to over-extended bets against the single currency and investors choosing to cash in gains in an initial 1 percent slide after the referendum, which is expected to see Prime Minister Matteo Renzi resign.
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It said YouGov attributed the bounce to growing concerns among voters about the economic impact of a so-called Brexit rather than the fatal attack on a British lawmaker on Thursday which has led to the suspension of referendum campaigning.
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In bond markets, the bounce in oil and modest lift in risk appetite prompted investors to sell safe-haven government debt ahead of the Fed minutes with benchmark 10-year Treasuries were down 8/32 in price to yield 1.7532 percent.
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Although Kerber is adept at defending an aggressive return with her quick feet and squat shots, it is trickier to do so on grass, where the bounce is lower and not quite as true, than on a medium-speed Australian hardcourt.
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Notable acts like Oddisee and Logic have found success without go-go, and it seems every triumphant departure over the years encourages others to emerge from the shadows of the bounce beat to create something unique that's still representative of home.
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Having won his first six games on the bounce, it looked as if all would be swept away in the face of Guardiola's Premier League revolution, and football's commentariat were desperate to be a part of that new world order.
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The intensity of the sound picked up by the four mics can be compared and used to extrapolate where the bounce occurred, and additional processing can then calculate necessary adjustments to the moving platform to keep the ball as centered as possible.
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Some have thorough inspection programs, and some have none at all, said Amberg, but parents can inquire with the operator or the manufacturer to learn about inspections to the bounce houses and to get more of a sense of a company's reputation.
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It creates an unanswerable conundrum the team hasn't really had before, and if he can capably initiate pick-and-rolls as a reliable second option, knock down off-the-bounce jumpers, and take care of the ball, everyone else's job gets easier.
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"The past days' oil price rally was from our perspective less related to a shift in fundamentals but a recovery of sentiment," said Norbert Ruecker, head of commodities research with Julius Baer, adding the bounce did not yet herald a long-term recovery.
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The bounce on Wall Street comes a day after the blue-chip Dow index posted its worst day this year, as recession fears gripped the market following the inversion of the U.S. Treasury yield curve for the first time in 2500 years.
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But YouGov attributed the bounce to growing concerns among voters about the economic impact of a so-called Brexit rather than the attack, a boost for Prime Minister David Cameron who has tried to focus voters on the risks to the economy.
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But his court vision at his age, 19 years old, to be able to see the floor like he does, and ability to pass left hand, right hand, off the bounce, hitting the guys down the floor, that is what really stood out.
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The bounce didn't signal a sudden change of mind from the market over the challenges facing housebuilders in an economy hurt by the decision to exit the European Union, but rather an acknowledgement that they may not have much further to fall, traders said.
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This is mostly thanks to a small sample size and Golden State's barbed-wire defense—all those long-armed, highly intelligent roadblocks who can neutralize Houston's high pick-and-roll attack and contest just about every off-the-bounce shot Harden hoists at the rim.
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Much of the bounce in defense spending has been as a result of President Donald Trump's election in November last year, but SIPRI noted that uncertainty over the changing political situation in the U.S. makes it difficult to predict if the trend will continue.
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Asian markets were mostly higher in Tuesday trade, following the bounce in oil prices after the energy ministers of Russia and Saudi Arabia announced output cuts should be extended till March 53 and as investors largely shrugged off U.S. political news on President Donald Trump.
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While bitcoin's price moves can be opaque, analysts largely attributed the bounce back from 2018 lows to more interest in the space following Facebook's announcement of a cryptocurrency project, key technical levels being broken, and safe haven buying amidst increasing global tensions and trade wars.
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Parsons fit the bill perfectly: he's a smooth shooter from the outside (38 percent from three for his career) who is comfortable working off the bounce as a ball-handler in pick-and-rolls or attacking a defender rotating his way on a closeout.
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Not far from Shanghai's Oriental Pearl TV Tower, the futuristic landmark on the banks of Huangpu River, one can hear the bounce of the ball and the cheering spectators along with the emphatic sound in an otherwise quiet office of a fast-tapping keyboard.
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After poring over seismic images — the bounce back from sound waves sent underground — they noticed the faint outlines of what eventually turned out to be Zohr near Egypt's maritime border with Cyprus At the time, Eni had only old data from the mid-1990s.
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Recent polls show the bounce Sanders got when he entered the race in late February has largely dissipated — he'd jumped from the high teens to the mid-20s and is now back around where he started (Biden is similarly fading after his own announcement bump).
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"The markets will turn much earlier, and I'm afraid the turning point now is more likely to be the technical one, the one that we don't like — a disorderly move down that establishes, finally, the basis for the bounce back up," El-Erian said.
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I've heard rumors from senior officials in Downing Street that their ideal time for an election would be the first couple of days of November, soon after October 31 to take advantage of the bounce of finally leaving the EU but avoiding the potential chaos.
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The bounce did not seem to be linked to a law approved by the United Arab Emirates on Sunday allowing retired expatriates to stay in the country with renewable five-year visas if they meet conditions, which could encourage them to buy homes or make other investments.
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The Bounce Factor"If a mattress is difficult to move around on, it can be really distracting and get in the way of having the best sex possible," says Joe Auer, veteran mattress reviewer and owner of two top mattress review sites, Mattress Clarity and Slumber Sage.
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That said, avoiding the energy sector and oil stocks rather than waiting for the bounce may look like a good prospect to more investors who haven't given up on stocks as a whole, and for more reasons than just fighting the long-term effects of climate change.
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As Fitch said last month in its 'Iberian Consumer Credit Market Review', the bounce-back in new consumer lending, which has posted double-digit annual growth in the last two years, is mostly due to rising demand as Spain recovers from its prolonged double-dip recession.
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That pairing has produced tireless dance floor bangers like "Deep Inside" and "The Ha Dance" (as Masters At Work) and "The Bounce" (as Kenlou), as well as the timeless musicality of their Nuyorican Soul project, which featured legends like Tito Puente, Roy Ayers and DJ Jazzy Jeff.
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The bounce back may stem from "relief that the [bank] got through yesterday without resort to capital controls, or some more extreme scenario," said Timothy Ash, senior emerging markets strategist at Bluebay Asset Management, who added that there was so far no run on Turkey's banks.
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But, the bounce in oil prices lifted the currency and stocks in Russia - a net exporter of oil - with the rouble up 0.6 percent and the Moscow stock exchange index climbed by 0.5 percent aided also by a delay to the imposition of U.S. sanction on aluminium giant Rusal.
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Dunn explains, The room is the end of hope and the first sign of the "bounce back," a theory in quantum mechanics that claims the universe is a result of a bounce back from a rapid contraction of a Planck star/black hole, rather than a big bang.
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"The bounce in ANZ job ads, along with modest increases in other leading indicators, lends support to our view that although momentum in the labor market has slowed, it remains strong enough to underpin a gradual decline in the unemployment rate this year," said ANZ senior economist Felicity Emmett.
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Huddersfield's change in fortunes thereafter was dramatic: after appointing former Leeds City boss Herbert Chapman in 19793, they went on to win the top flight three times on the bounce between 1924 and 1926, proving that the town did want a football team – they just needed some encouragement.
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Azarenka, who had dispatched her second-round opponent by winning 12 consecutive games, made only one further mark on the scoreboard against Halep, to level at 1-1 in the second set, before the Romanian put her foot to the floor to win five more games on the bounce.
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A one-time hot prospect, he made a solitary substitute appearance in the Premier League before his descent into semi-professional obscurity, but will forever be destined to win World Footballer of the Year several seasons on the bounce in a far-flung and non-existent corner of the digital dreamscape.
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Elizabeth "Lizzy" Hammond and two other children were playing in a bounce house in Reno, Nevada last Sunday when the bounce house was lifted about 10 feet into the air by the wind, getting caught in neighborhood power lines, according to the Washoe County Sheriff's Office, the Associated Press reported Friday.
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With a skill set void of any obvious weakness—he can defend several positions, make plays off the bounce, shoot on the move or standing still, create his own shot, post-up, cut, and so on—Hayward is, on paper and when healthy, a natural fit in just about any environment.
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"We're treading water today after the bounce we received from the FOMC comments yesterday, but gathering from the limited impact we've seen, the market is still probably concerned about the potential for a rate hike later this month," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen.
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Despite the bounce on Thursday, traders said that prices remained under pressure, largely due to a bloated U.S. market and doubts that an effort led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to cut output were having the desired effect of reining in a global fuel supply overhang.
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"I don't think there's any bigs in this league that can guard me off the bounce, so I'm quick enough where I can get past big dudes and strong enough when there's a little guy on me I can just take him in the post," Cauley-Stein told the Sacramento Bee.
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Both can space the floor—Casspi made 40.9 percent of his threes on a career-high 274 attempts during the 2015-16 season, while Young is a legendary human heat check who canned 43.9 percent of his spot-up threes last year—make plays off the bounce, and guard several positions.
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He'll harass the opponent's starting point guard throughout the playoffs (whether it be Goran Dragic, Victor Oladipo, John Wall, Eric Bledsoe, Kyle Lowry, Kyrie Irving, Steph Curry, or Chris Paul) and open driving lanes as a respected spot-up threat who's shown he can also knock outside shots down off the bounce.
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"Although its a solid print, I'm not sure the bounce is sustainable for an extended run, as I maintain external factors, including China and global growth, will continue to weigh on investor sentiment with regards to the Aussie," Stephen Innes, senior foreign-exchange trader in Asia for Oanda, said in a note Wednesday.
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The kids had a blast on the sunny day, taking rides in mini cars and on bikes, bouncing in the bounce house, playing in the sand, petting animals, busting open a car-shaped piñata that was chock full of candy and mini cars, climbing on various outdoor play equipment and much more.
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In his remarks at the old B.F. Goodrich tire factory that's now home to the Bounce Innovation Hub, Bloomberg is expected to pledge more investment for research and development in cities looking to grow into new economic sectors and more support for public/private partnerships like those that have worked in Akron.
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" BANK'S PART IN BOUNCE-BACK "Part of the bounce-back, of course part of it, I'm not going to represent all of it by any stretch of the imagination, but part of it is there's a bounce-back because the Bank took timely, comprehensive and concrete action and that action has had an impact.
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Ibaka's overall athleticism and specifically his ability to switch onto smaller players—which he showcased for much of the Western Conference Finals to jaw-dropping effect before Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson went supernova—will be badly missed, especially as more and more teams begin using lineups built around like-sized players who can make plays off the bounce.
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"Powell's testimony will be the focus for investors to gauge whether the bounce in risk markets since the start of the year and the loosening in financial conditions as a result, will have any impact on his outlook for Fed policy," Mohammed Kazmi, a portfolio manager at fund manager UBP said, adding he expected that it hadn't.
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Even during this run, the Wizards have been outscored by 2.2 points per 100 possessions when one or more of their starters has been out of the game, and they've basically collapsed into dust with Wall off the floor (-9.9 per 100) because there's nobody else who can consistently make plays for others off the bounce.
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Notable acts like Oddisee and Logic have found success outside of the DMV without go-go (although Oddisee and his group Diamond District do subtly incorporate its rhythms), and it seems every triumphant departure over the years encourages another to emerge from the shadows of the bounce beat to create something uniquely theirs that's still representative of home.
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At every stop — whether it was the Youngstown Business Incubator in Youngstown, the Bounce Innovation Hub in Akron, the transformative Detroit Foundation Hotel, Skypoint Ventures in Flint, or the 1.3 million-square-foot old Studebaker plant turned mixed-use technology campus in South Bend — these gatherings produced eye-opening discussions that were engaging to everyone involved.
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They still have more than enough shooting and off-the-bounce creativity to make Mike D'Antoni's offense hum at peak efficiency, and they can divide the minutes that used to be ticketed for Anderson between Anthony, who has a more diverse offensive skill set, and P.J. Tucker, who is still a good shooter but also a considerably better defender than Anderson.
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Irving remains a basket-devouring highlight reel who can take over games at will in ways only three or four other dudes can, but in situations where, in year's past, he'd take his man off the dribble and then pull up for a long two, now he's going off the bounce to whip a perfect pocket pass to a popping Al Horford.
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But the bounce may prove to be a false dawn, according to some, with many technical levels and barriers being broken during its plummet Friday, "We believe that weakness will extend gradually beyond the first shock reaction, as the fundamental data will continuously turn pound-negative," David Meier, an economist at Julius Baer, said in a research note on Tuesday.
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As a fulcrum of units that don't include DeMar DeRozan, Powell needs to continue to grow as a playmaker off the bounce—his assist percentage actually declined this season, and because he's not an elite passer, opponents try to cut him off on his way to the rim (his finishing improved slightly but is still an area that needs work, too).
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We can perhaps also say that certain malicious entities are holding up a (black) mirror to the political correctness they abhor – aka the modus operandi of their SJW foes – and using the same single issue megaphone method, aka the bounce back amplification made possible by follower-based tech platforms, to win (or so they would argue, as Yiannopoulos has) the Internet's 'culture wars'.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE's (Vt.) supporters will mostly return to vote for her, but probably not in sufficient numbers in the week or less in which the bounce will be measured to have much effect.
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Service producing payrolls, meanwhile, gained 183,000 in July, a 10-month high; leading the bounce at the start of third quarter were the usual suspects: Business services payrolls posted a gain of 49,2023 payrolls, thanks to a 15,00-job bump in temporary services payrolls, education and health payrolls jumped 54,21625 and leisure and hospitality, a frequent contributor to headline growth, rose by 2900,220006 payrolls.
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Harden still lunges out of position, gets back cut, and beat off the bounce, but his sturdy reputation down low (according to Synergy he's in the 100th percentile defending post-ups after a switch in the playoffs), mixed with all the positives outlined above, has, to some extent, replaced the loopy game-plan dissenter whose hypnotizing incompetence used to single handedly validate Vine's business model.
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A spirited conversationalist, he has the bounce in his step of the soccer player he was in school and the athletic build you'd expect of a superhero; in his best-known role, he is, after all, the star of the Netflix series "Daredevil," based on the Marvel comic book, in which he plays Matt Murdock, the blind lawyer whose alter ego is the title character, an extra-sensory-heightened battler against international evil.
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With EM equities having underperformed again since 2010 as growth in China moderated, commodity prices collapsed and these impacts were exacerbated by existing imbalances in a number of EM economies, the 20 year anniversary for Hong Kong's transfer to China comes at a time, when investors need to decide whether the bounce we have seen in EM assets since January last year is a temporary blip or the start of another prolonged period of outperformance.
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In 1980, the Brixton-raised Dub poet Linton Kwesi Johnson, whom Babylon filmmaker Franco Rosso featured in an earlier documentary, Dread Beat and Blood, wrote Bass Culture: Muzik of blood Black reared Pain rooted Heart geared; All tensed up In the bubble and the bounce An the leap an the weight-drop Neorealist filmmaker Franco Rosso discovered this musical world in South London, filming Babylon as an unfiltered document on a riotous period of racism and militancy.
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However, the size of the bounce has been declining recently; given the pairing of GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Living in Baltimore, making tracks indebted to the bounce of local dance music, as well as vogue, rap, and other forms of pedal-to-the-medal music, he built up a collection of scuzzy, high energy tracks that put him in demand as both a producer and a DJ. He made tracks with both local stalwarts (TT the Artist) and internetty superstars (Lil B), bringing his left-of-center approach to familiar forms no matter what sort of track he was involved with.
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This week was awful for all of us and I ask that the community focuses on positivity moving forward ❤️ With the gain in subscribers that Westbrook has seen, the bounce-back that Charles has experienced after dropping 3 million, and Star capitalizing on the feud with a tantalizing video of his own, it seems like fanning the flames now while they're ahead would be the best thing for all three — until they each upload, say, a "making-up and mending friendships" video in the future.
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