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comeback

[kuhm-bak] / ˈkʌmˌbæk /




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Stock futures rose modestly Tuesday, building on the tech comeback that has powered equities higher the past two sessions.

From Barron's

Ironically enough it was a largely forgotten season in San Francisco that also provided the catalyst for Darnold to launch the comeback of all comebacks.

From BBC

Serena Williams will be eligible to return to tennis from Sunday, 22 February - but it is unclear if or when the American great will make a comeback.

From BBC

Osario showed signs of mounting a comeback late in the first set and her revival continued in the second as she secured her first break of the match to take a 3-2 lead.

From BBC

To Ireland's credit they did threaten a comeback in the second half but France then went again to wrap up an emphatic win.

From BBC