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bounce up and down to spring up and down due to natural elasticity or from being jostled or thrown. The ball bounced up and down for an amazingly long time. I bounced up and down in the back of that truck for almost an hour. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Americans are uncertain about the economy, as we see the stock market bounce up and down, but more importantly, the economy particularly in some parts of the country, state of Michigan, Governor Romney and I campaigned, not to my success, I might add, and other parts of the country are probably better off. “Nobody on earth who sits at a desk all day would rather sit on a 1-inch bar for hours and hours, but for whatever reason, bicyclists find it appropriate to straddle a long, narrow object for hours while they bounce up and down,” he said. It was a sobering moment when I realized that it took just a few dollars to make child smile and bounce up and down in joy. |
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