Word: rebounds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...considerable stresses on the commodity-exporting part of the Western Pacific economy over the next 18 months or so." He noted that Australia had been severely hurt by low prices for agricultural exports. But after expanding at a barely perceptible .5% this year, the Australian economy will rebound to a 3.8% clip in 1987, Drysdale forecast...
...next week. Sweeney Todd (1979) has received the ultimate musical-theater accolade: being scheduled by the New York City Opera. Many of Sondheim's shows failed to recoup their investment the first time around. But unlike most songs in the genre, Sondheim's have the staying power to rebound to eventual success...
...item on the menu rises or falls by as much as 20% according to consumer demand. An IBM personal computer at the bar continuously recalculates the prices, and a printout from the machine provides steady commentary, like the bulletins on a stock ticker: "Relance de haddock" (Haddock on the rebound) or "Pieds de cochon en vif recul" (Pigs' feet dropping fast). The restaurant is a hit, explains one of the owners, because it reflects the latest rage in Paris: free enterprise...
...first sign of a rebound came in the two trading days before the holiday, May 22 and 23, when the Dow jumped a total 48.12, to 1823.29. Since Wall Street customarily quiets down before a long weekend, many investors had to scramble to take part in the sudden rise. "There's no doubt it caught them absolutely by surprise," said Eugene Lerner, a professor of finance at Northwestern University and president of a Chicago investment-management firm...
...year that saw Harvard rebound from two early-season losses against Brown and Navy to outrace every other crew that it faced. The Crimson claimed the Eastern Sprints title, the Harvard-Yale Regatta for the first time in five years, the official National Championship in Cincinnati, and the most prestigious of all rowing races, the Henley Grand...