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bounce back



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It expects to bounce back from those winter storms, which expose car parts to the elements and generate greater future sales.

From Barron's

Allen, the mom in Hermosa Beach, said Leo bounces back easily from illness.

From The Wall Street Journal

But a rally in energy and tech helped the S&P 500 notch its biggest intraday recovery since November, bouncing back from an early 1.2% drop to finish up less than 0.1%.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Listen up,” I said, and everyone jumped as my voice bounced back at us in the cavernous hub.

From Literature

With the ninth inning spoken for, Roberts believes this will allow for Scott to bounce back this season.

From Los Angeles Times