1.   It is suggested that the bat hears echoes of its own squeaks rebounding from solid objects.

2.   The ball broke to Albert Craig but his shot, from a tight angle, rebounded from the post.

3.   All three players are looking to rebound from various surgeries.

4.   Also, demand rebounded from a dip two weeks ago, reaching its highest rate since March and signaling renewed shipments to Europe.

5.   Also, demand rebounded from a drop two weeks ago, reaching its highest rate since March and signaling renewed demand from Europe.

6.   Analysts said foreigners need assurance that earnings have begun to rebound from the disappointing first quarter before re-entering the market.

7.   Analysts and traders said Tokyo stocks, which rebounded from five-month lows yesterday, would weigh on bonds.

8.   And antitrust regulators are eager to rebound from recent setbacks in their efforts to police hospital mergers.

9.   And computer chip issues rebounded from their three-day decline amid speculation continued demand for computer-related products will buoy earnings.

10.   And that goal is one the Canadiens might never rebound from.