1.   Among the biggest changes was the rebound of the dollar against the Japanese yen.

2.   Analysts said any rebound will be a modest one.

3.   And there is no rebound in sight.

4.   And while the recession has undoubtedly wiped out many of those jobs, a global economic rebound is likely to provide future job growth.

5.   A rebound is necessary for the government to meet its single-currency targets.

6.   Acampora said also that the rebound was not yet broad enough to feel comfortable because other major indexes have yet to recover.

7.   After Smits missed an eight-foot hook in the lane, the offensive rebound was up for grabs, but Dale Davis grabbed Charles Oakley around the neck.

8.   But every point, every rebound was a struggle for the Knicks while the Trail Blazers seemed to be pacing themselves.

9.   But now, there is a rebound.

10.   But rebounds are not the issue this season, ballhandling is.