"Domestic violence is up, and while the poor economy that helps drive the violence is still not rebounded, states are drastically slashing funding for domestic violence services," said Sheryl Cates, chief executive of the National Domestic Violence Hotline, a federally financed emergency hot line.
Scientists have found that the devastated immune systems of AIDS patients can rebound after state-of-the-art drug treatment has kept HIV at bay for a year.
For the Cyclones, who out-rebounded Ohio State, 36-22, the last mishandled rebound was a backbreaker.
"There was a time 25 years ago that if tourism rebounded, the state rebounded," Mr. Vassiliadis said.
Leaders have drawn a historical lesson to bend over backward to keep prices down to appease public opinion, though this invites shortages that soon rebound on the state.
Having just left the Texas governor's mansion after 14 years in office, Perry is clearly trying to set up his campaign as a referendum on the so-called Texas Miracle, an undeniable boom in jobs and population growth that has allowed the state to rebound faster than most other places around the country.
And a rebound in state tax revenue hasn't prevented lawmakers from thinking about new strings to attach to school funding.
"New Jersey is struggling, like nearly every other state, to rebound from the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression," the statement said.
Whether the goals he set were optimal from a policy standpoint, and whether the state would rebound from its severe fiscal crisis because of them, was far less clear than the fact that he had achieved them.
