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Undercut by smaller carriers offering auto insurance at lower prices, State Farm is gambling that it will rebound from its losses by gaining market share, insurance analysts say.
Mrs. Clinton, who was on her way to a meeting of Asia-Pacific leaders in Indonesia, said she made the decision to stop over in Bangkok to drive home the message that the United States stands by one of its best friends in Asia and is confident it will rebound, she said.
Rosie O'Donnell is back as host and an executive producer of the show, bringing with her the hope that it will rebound from last year's dismal ratings.
"Wildlife is dynamic and, with a little help from fantastic conditions, anti-poaching measures and some government assistance, it will rebound.
Those models also take as a given that the natural state of a market economy like America's is a high level of economic activity, and that it will rebound almost reflexively to that high level from a recession.
But, whereas the Clinton administration was all too effectively hamstrung by their investigations and the threat of impeachment, our guess this time is that if Issa defies his party's leadership and insists on conducting endless negative and ultimately useless hearings, it will rebound on him and his Republican allies.
"I think that it'll rebound a little at the opening," he says, "but that's the most I'll say because it's anybody's guess".
But I will rebound in a hurry, I have to.
Trying to rely on the spot market, it says, will rebound against Europe.
When Oxitec stops its releases, mosquito numbers will rebound, and it is not clear whether or how the genes from the release strain would influence the recovered population, including how mosquitos seek out hosts, mate, or lay eggs, for example.
