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Finally, a theme from the election campaign, which resonated with parents and rebounded negatively on Labour, was the continuous allegation of bureaucratic, centralised micromanagement of schools.

The U.S. should remind China that defying basic human rights, environmental and labor standards will rebound negatively on its commercial interests, particularly by using multilateral mechanisms like the W.T.O. to impose a cost on China's errant practices.

But there are no price signals to prompt that rebound.

What if that rebound doesn't come?

The venue was chosen to underscore that rebound.

Clinical trial investigators denied that "rebound" was a problem, having relied on a drug "rebound" criterion biased against demonstrating withdrawal effects and lacking statistical power.

Remember that rebound shots are playable.

Most importantly, explain that rebound relationships don't work.

Not for a team that needs rebounding.

"It's one of very few products on the market that's negatively charged," he says.

"It's a systemic corruption that negatively affects other taxpayers.