Practice your smart comebacks.
Instead, after a surreal 34 minute delay in action caused by a power failure in the Superdome, Kaepernick came firing, leading his team to those 17 unanswered points in the third and bringing them tantalizingly close to completing what would have been, at least numbers-wise, the biggest comeback in Super Bowl history.
Carole remains more a politically correct wish fulfillment than a flesh-and-blood character: always ready with a zippy comeback or some wise self-analysis, and oddly undaunted by her position as the first black girl at the Goode School.
While many boxing movies reached greatness, even the most ordinary could still thrill with a canny sprinkling of what became genre staples: wise old trainers, crooked promoters, fixes, comebacks, wives who can't bear to look.
Afterwards, Wenger did not feel the need to explain himself, apart from saying that he did not think it wise to risk Wilshere, on the bench after his midweek comeback against Montpellier on what was clearly a slippery surface.
It's wise to remember that there's no need to give a comeback.
With its rich, reedy organ and Marling's (pictured) wise-beyond-her-years voice, this is a truly wonderful comeback single.
Older, wiser, happily married and settled, but still only 47, Branagh is unquestionably this year's comeback kid.
Style-wise: Raf Simons for Fred Perry polo Sta-prest Levi's Reclaimed Harrington jacket The Libertines' Hyde Park comeback promised so much but delivered little, so it's best to keep expectations low ahead of the September shows.
The ever-wise John Maloney, chief executive of M&R Capital Management in New York, tells us why value investing will stage a comeback, and how to profit from it.
