Word: rebounding
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...significant tax increases or to pare, even slightly, spending for Social Security and defense, the two largest budget programs. Taken at face value, Reagan's deficit projections are alarming enough: $91.5 billion in 1983, narrowing to $71.9 billion by 1985. Those figures assume, however, that economic growth will rebound vigorously this summer and that Congress in an election year will make further cutbacks in social programs like food stamps. Both assumptions, TIME's economists agreed, are wishful thinking. The board expected the deficit to rise from $125 billion in 1983 to $150 billion in 1985. If the Government...
...that would be only about half as strong as after other postwar recessions. Walter Heller, chief economic adviser to President Kennedy, warned that the economy may stall again within a year or two. Said he: "Under present policies, I don't think we can have a very strong rebound or a long...
Ward's first tally came 5 09 into the stanza when Dianne Hurley put a tough wrist shot on net. Whitcomb stopped the original shot and linemate Vicki Palmer's rebound attempt but Ward rushed into the crease to lift the discover the sprawling Whitcomb...
...ordinary women's basketball game will see Kate Martin--whether on the court or on the bench--shouting words of encouragement to her teammates. She will be diving on the floor in an attempt to grab a rebound, pull off a steal or try to save the ball from going out of bounds...
Another bright spot was the discovery of an element of basketball that had previously seemed esoteric: the rebound. Harvard boxed out and underneath and grabbed a respectable 35 rebounds, compared to 37 for Brown, a significantly taller team...