But nobody is ready to declare a full comeback just yet, and some bankers warn that the economy is so delicate that there could be another drop ahead for the riskiest bonds.
Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine considered it "a notch above" "All Nite", possessing "all the lyrical sass and club-affability that was promised with 20 Y.O ., declaring it a comeback.
Aides to Mr. Obama said Friday that they remained wary of declaring a full-blown comeback, having trumpeted the beginnings of a recovery in early 2010 only to see it stymied by factors like persistent weakness in housing, reverberations from the BP oil spill and the Greek debt crisis.
On seeing the numbers, Larry Sabato, a veteran election watcher at the University of Virginia,* *tweeted, "No way Hillary can declare herself the comeback kid.
"We're 44 out of 50 states for jobs, No. 1 for poverty... and Jerry Brown looks at that and has the nerve to declare the 'California Comeback,'" Kashkari continued.
deCODE genetics, the Icelandic genomics company that declared bankruptcy in November, has made a comeback.
18 March George Osborne declares Britain the "comeback country" as he delivers his final Budget of the Parliament.
Her husband "won" New Hampshire in 1992 (he came in second but declared himself the "comeback kid" and the press bought it), and she won New Hampshire in 2008.
Mr. Clinton finished second in the New Hampshire primary in February 1992 despite a winter of controversy over his draft record and other problems, and he declared himself "the comeback kid".
Hundreds of thousands of fans who hadn't been born when Kate Bush last performed live declared that her comeback shows were the best gigs they had been to since 1979.
