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The Czech fans booed their coach, Michal Bilek, at the start of the match, but warmed quickly as the team's early goals helped it rebound from its opening 4-1 loss to Russia in Group A. The Czechs also avenged their semifinal loss to Greece at Euro 2004.

Melissa Lee, a spokeswoman for the aquarium, said it would use the money to help it rebound from nine months of being closed after the hurricane.

First he ran through an enormous gap between Didi Hamann and Christoph Metzelder but could not find a convincing finish, then from a far less promising position he dug out a shot from the edge of the area and saw it rebound from Kahn's crossbar.

— in 1934, as it rebounded from the worst of the Great Depression.

It rebounded from Weir straight into the path of John, who duly lashed home from 10 yards.

His departure comes as analysts forecast rising profit for the company as it rebounds from weak sales of airline tickets.

The bay began to contract as the land around it rebounded from the weight of the ice sheet.

The function of the mechanism is to accelerate the motion of the hammer, catch it as it rebounds from the strings, and hold it in position for the next attack.

COLOGNE — Germany, Europe's economic powerhouse, does not lack pluck: it rebounded from two world wars, digested reunification and has now powered ahead of neighbors still reeling from the financial crisis.

Then Rajiv van La Parra passed the ball into an empty net as it rebounded from Stockdale after Tom Ince had been bundled to the ground when running in on goal.

Stack clearly thought the ball would pass the outside of his left post, but it rebounded from the upright straight to Driver, whose first-time volley with his left foot from 12 yards was brilliant, sending the ball high to the left of the goalkeeper.