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But the market bounced back with unprecedented speed.

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Real Madrid’s Jude Bellingham chimed in on Sunday when he explained that the pitch at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte stymied the ball’s normal bounce.

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Instead, the Chargers lost after the ball bounced off Johnston’s hands in what he chalked up to a “lack of concentration.”

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“While net trade may still be a positive for GDP in the third quarter, the bounce back appears weaker than we had anticipated.”

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If you are anxious about your injury or fear that you won’t bounce back, you might not trust the process and end up cutting corners on the recovery plan.

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