Our findings of an association with HIV-1 DNA and time to viral rebound raise a number of other questions.
Researchers recommend building 'headroom' into policy targets to allow for rebound effects raising energy prices in line with energy efficiency improvements or imposing absolute caps on emissions.
That should reassure investors, who may return once an economic rebound again raises demand for power and lifts prices.
Quentin Richardson (15 rebounds) briefly raised his arms, but he said it was a reaction to holding off the Bulls, not because the streak had ended.
They forecast, however, that carmakers could sell at least 17 million in 2004 if the economy continues to rebound, adding jobs and raising incomes.
The underlying message centered on continuing the economic rebound, both to raise living standards and economic security for Russia's citizens and to secure Russia's path as a resurgent world power, themes that Mr. Putin developed as president.
More worrisome, companies have been averse to start raising wages despite a rebound in their profits, a reluctance that Mr. Abe has taken to complaining loudly about.
But he has recently appeared to pin his hopes on a rebounding economy to raise tax revenues and on eliminating waste to cut the deficit.
Australia, whose economy has rebounded rapidly this year, raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point on Tuesday for a third straight month.
But given his transgressions, his reputation and how quickly he rebounded, his hiring raises the question: is there anything coaches cannot get away with so as long as they win?
