11.   And that means rebounding from defensive mistakes like that one on the power play.

12.   And they have been able to rebound from horrible games under Fassel, too.

13.   And, as its population rebounds from being wiped out in this state at the turn of the century, there will be more sightings.

14.   Angels starter Ken Hill rebounded from his worst start of the year to post one of his best.

15.   And, most important, how to rebound from an historic, horrific defeat at the hands of the Utah Jazz.

16.   And tigers do mate and breed readily, which is why, scientists say, they can rebound from near-extermination when given half a chance.

17.   Anheuser-Busch Cos. reported a profit in the fourth quarter, rebounding from a loss in the year-earlier period, on strong shipments of its beers.

18.   Argentina has rebounded from a foot-and-mouth disease alert last year to mount a massive marketing campaign aimed at enhancing its exports to Europe and Asia.

19.   ARGENTINE stocks posted their biggest one-day gain in almost three months, rebounding from recent losses as concerns Brazil would devalue its currency devaluation ebbed.

20.   As a result, the handful of mutual funds focused exclusively on banks have rebounded from a prolonged slump.