Word: turnaround
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Duncan again retaliated with a turnaround jumper at 3:08 to make it a 64-63 lead for the Crimson, but another Bazelak three-pointer only 16 seconds later gave the Big Green the lead for good...
...foreign goods cheap in the U.S. and U.S. exports too expensive in other countries, and the resulting trade imbalance has created a heavy drag on growth. But in recent weeks economists have become persuaded that the nearly two-year decline in the U.S. dollar may have finally triggered a turnaround in trade. "I think the data clearly show a cresting in the deficit," said Alan Greenspan, former chief economic adviser to President Ford. After hitting an estimated $165 billion for 1986, a record total, the trade gap could shrink to about $140 billion next year...
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...bowels of the exchange, and scattered around the remainder of New York City and its environs, are the banks of IBM and Tandem computers that run both the Big Board's SuperDot (for designated order turnaround) system and the equivalent operation for the American Exchange, which is known as PER (postexecution reporting). These systems record trades and relay confirmation back to brokers. Officials from both exchanges maintain rigid secrecy about the computers, which are owned and operated by a joint affiliate known as the Securities Industry Automation Corp. It is said, however, that S.I.A.C.'s number-crunching capability rivals that...
...York's respective symbols of play-off miracles, kept it up through six games, until Hurst began sending Dykstra back to earth swinging and stamping his feet. Several centuries ago, the Sox were down to Henderson's last swing in California, and in the sixth game the Mets' turnaround wasted his tenth-inning homer that might have won. "I'm not going to stop and think about it," he had said. "I'm going to keep riding the train." Somebody was bound for glory...