Word: rebounding
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...that production gains in 1983 will only be about half as strong as the 7% that has been traditional in the first year of recovery and that the unemployment rate at best is likely to stay close to 9% through 1983. It may be that no more vigorous rebound can be expected without reigniting inflation, but that fact ought to be faced rather than evaded...
Caught in the middle of their crisp movements the audience feels the repercussions of the characters volatile emotions. Objects the characters throw at each other rebound off the spectators and the actors station themselves around the room regardless of their visibility...
...Crimson defense. Twice in the first half Tiger shop ricocheted off the left Harvard goalpost, but with nothing to show for it on the scoreboard. Princeton remained frustrated throughout the first half. Harvard meanwhile, penetrated the Tiger defense at the 42;56 Mark Captain Lance Ayrault took a rebound of a Johan Aha shot in the goalmouth and fined it past netmider Tom Roberts to give the Crimson the early lead...
Princeton retaliated just two minutes into the second half on a freak play that caught Coogan flat-footed. In the confusion, surrounding a rebound of an earlier shot. Tiger striker. Steve Milke managed to slip a slow dribbler past "an immobile Coogan on the other side of the net Screened on the play, the Harvard goalie never saw the shot until...
...just as they had in the regulation time, the Eagles came right back. Less than a minute after Harvard had scored, and with only 2:12 left in the overtime. Murphy leapt on a rebound that had bounced off of Lahey and slipped the ball into the goal. Lahey argued to no avail that she had been unfairly tied up by Brooks. In the remaining minuted. Harvard had a few more opportunities, but could not convert, leaving the final score...