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Further, the batted-ball profile has rebounded with a trade of ground balls (down from 46.3 percent in 2011 to 39.4 percent) for extra line drives and fly balls.

Like most segments of the luxury economy, the art and antiques market as a whole has rebounded with a vengeance, but the Americana field antiques from colonial America and the first 50 years of the republic has been especially hot.

That fund has rebounded with an average annual return of about 10 percent.

GDP has rebounded with an average annual growth of 7%-8 7%-8%e 2003 and inflation hasincen reduced to single digits.

But Ms. Quiles Deyá and others have rebounded with an even stronger commitment to self-reliance, local food and pride in Puerto Rico itself.

But since then the yen has rebounded with barely a squeak from the BoJ.

After falling 16.5percentt last year, Bank of America's stock has rebounded with almost a 9.5percentt gain this year, through yesterday.

DETROIT — After a humbling bankruptcy and $50 billion government bailout in 2009, General Motors has rebounded with steady profits and a fresh lineup of competitive vehicles.

The Clegg surge appears to have placed that kind of triumph out of reach, but Mr. Cameron has rebounded with new optimism since an assured performance in the last of three televised prime ministerial debates last week.

Arizona, which experienced among the steepest drops in prices during the recession, has rebounded with vigor and now has a serious negative equity rate of 18%, just slightly above the national average of 15%.

He has rebounded with three straight wins, including an impressive decision over former undefeated welterweight champ Timothy Bradley Jr.