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bounce

[bouns] / baʊns /






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The two-day surge in equities helped recover most of the stock market’s sharp losses on Tuesday as tensions between the U.S. and its European allies eased and upbeat economic data sparked a broad-based bounce.

From MarketWatch

Many rivers, lakes, aquifers and wetlands have been pushed past “tipping points” and cannot bounce back, the report says.

From Los Angeles Times

That selling disproportionately impacted smaller stocks, which helps to explain why they have bounced back so strongly this year.

From MarketWatch

They bounce disgustingly when I run or even walk down a set of stairs and people are not exactly as sensitive as they would be if I were handicapped or overweight.

From Salon

He took on coaching special teams after that upon arriving at Georgia in 2014 and bounce back and forth from there between being a special teams coordinator and coaching on the defensie end.

From Los Angeles Times