Word: rebounded
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After presiding over a local economic rebound and being re-elected by 78% of the vote, Golding is expected to go places, just like her city hall mentor, Governor Pete Wilson. One option: a challenge next year to Democratic Senator Barbara Boxer. Skeptics wonder whether Golding, a pro-choice supporter of gay rights and affirmative action, can win over G.O.P. conservatives. This week she can start at home, showcasing her city--and herself...
Harvard led the Ivies in almost every statistical category, including field goal percentage (.444), scoring offense (79.6 ppg), and field goal percentage defense (.358). Even more impressively, Harvard was nationally ranked in rebound margin, scoring offense, and three-pointers made per game...
Coop officials are hopeful that the store can once again rebound as it did after its 1971 difficulties...
Year in and year out, economists have vainly predicted a rebound in Japan's fortunes. Now there are again some signs of improvement: last year the economy did grow a bit faster, if only 0.9%; the stock market has risen, although it is still at just over half its 1989 high; corporate profits have improved; the dollar has strengthened against the yen, making Japanese exports more affordable...
THERE'S GOOD NEWS FOR anybody worried that the Dole rebound will mean a dull presidential race. Though he hasn't made up his mind, Ross Perot is leaning toward taking another run at it. Once again, he sees an opportunity and a rationale. Budget balancing, term limits and the reform of Medicare and Social Security are all stalled in Congress or neglected, so far, as campaign issues. So Perot told the Washington Post last week that while he would prefer to stay in private life, "I cannot live with myself knowing what these problems are and seeing the people...