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Toyota said on Thursday that it was recalling another 2.17 million vehicles to fix problems that could cause their accelerator pedals to become stuck, a setback in its efforts to rebound from the uncertainty that swirled around the carmaker last year.

You may burn out or be slow to rebound from setbacks.

Both men are looking to rebound from setbacks in their UFC debuts.

By soothing and comforting yourself, just as a caring mother soothes and comforts her child when he or she is hurt, you will be able to rebound from setbacks more quickly.

To gauge your ability to rebound from career setbacks, take the self-assessment at hbr.org/assessments/mirror-test.

This belated recovery should not obscure that the economy lacks resilience, the OECD argues, and takes longer than its peers do to rebound from economic setbacks.

For long-term goals, like retirement, you generally can and should take more risk -- you'll have time to rebound from market setbacks, and you need bigger returns to outpace inflation.

Graduate alumni share their best advice on how to rebound from life's setbacks.

His jostling for position to try to rebound from the mini-setback ended in disaster.

He's a divorced father of two, trying to rebound from his first major career setback.

Vaughn, Astacio, Alfonzo and Jeff D'Amico are trying to rebound from injuries.