Word: rebounding
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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After a number of failed scoring chances, Keri-Anne Allan blasted a high rocket from just inside the Crimson's blue line. Harvard goaltender Jen Bowdoin got her glove on the puck only to have it rebound into the lower left corner of the goal...
...Friday night the Crimson traveled to Providence hoping to rebound from a Monday night loss to Lehigh. Harvard came away with an 82-63 win which dropped the Bears out of second place in the Ivies...
...Japan's equities taking such a beating when its mighty economy is on the rebound? Largely because few investors are convinced the recovery is real. Japan's financial system is an absolute mess, still hobbled by hundreds of billions of dollars in bad loans triggered by the collapse of the real estate market. Moreover, instead of promoting growth, officials have taken the bizarre step of boosting taxes this year. It's little wonder that the government now sees the economy growing 1.9% in 1997, the first time the official forecast has fallen below 2% since the 1940s...
...benefit for welfare mothers and working parents but essential brain food for the next generation. For while new synapses continue to form throughout life, and even adults continually refurbish their minds through reading and learning, never again will the brain be able to master new skills so readily or rebound from setbacks so easily...
...emotional abuse or neglect? For a time, at least, a child's brain is extremely forgiving. If a mother snaps out of her depression before her child is a year old, Dawson has found, brain activity in the left frontal lobe quickly picks up. However, the ability to rebound declines markedly as a child grows older. Many scientists believe that in the first few years of childhood there are a number of critical or sensitive periods, or "windows," when the brain demands certain types of input in order to create or stabilize certain long-lasting structures...