Like productivity, American business prestige didn't stage a comeback until the mid-1990s, when the U.S. began to reassert its technological and economic leadership.
His unwillingness to sell will cost shareholders dearly in the short-term, and there's good chance they'll push for his ouster as chief executive if the stock doesn't stage a comeback soon.
In terms of wins and losses, his comeback couldn't be going any better than it is.
Fortunately, die-hard Blackberry users and former loyalists rooting for the company's comeback won't have to make do with the all-touch Z10 and its quirky keyboard.
The other difference was that, unlike its Big East tournament final against Syracuse and Midwest regional final against Duke, Louisville's comeback didn't put the game away.
Jackson's mother wants a jury to determine that the promoter of Jackson's planned comeback concerts didn't properly investigate Dr. Conrad Murray, who a criminal jury convicted of involuntary manslaughter for Jackson's June 2009 death.
But it doesn't mean that if you don't, you're never going to have a comeback.
Housing is making a comeback, supposedly, but the banks don't seem to be mining the trend.
"I went in with great expectations, really well-prepared but I didn't get started, had two penalties and there is no comeback with the new rules, " added Clark.
He has so far refused to rule himself in or out, but don't be surprised if a unique political career has one more attempted comeback left in it.
And the Knicks nearly roared back to beat the Celtics in Boston on Sunday if not for Paul Pierce's late Paul Pierce-ness, it would have been a sweet win on national TV (we won't speak about that desolate overtime.) They performed a similar comeback in the second half Tuesday against the Mavericks in Dallas, but as soon as they seized the lead, they frustratingly let it slip.
Okay, so maybe this report is crammed with hopes and dreams of a momentous comeback, but in all reality, we just don't envision this happening with market pressures as they are.
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"I really tried everything to make that temporary comeback possible, however, much to my regret it didn't work out, " he told his personal Web site www.michaelschumacher.de.
As with Burberry, the last British luxury brand to engineer an unlikely comeback, some of the brand's newest fans aren't the same sort of gentlemen who flocked to Bentley in its heyday.
In fact, there's no known upper limit since the human eye sees a continuous stream of movement, not individual frames. 60 fps was tried in the 70's by Douglas Trumbull with his 70mm film process called Showscan (see the More Coverage link below for its comeback tour), but studios and theaters of the era couldn't stomach the cost of the celluloid it required and the company went bust.
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Pagoclone doesn't seem to be working out, but with trospium, Indevus may have a one more shot at comeback.
Irving responded for the Cavs with a left-handed layup, but on New York's next trip, Chandler did a nice job tapping out a miss by Stoudemire and Cleveland had to foul Kidd, who couldn't close it out at the line and the Knicks had to turn to their defense to complete the comeback.
"A lot of guys said we were really young and that we couldn't get here, " said Burke, who scored 15 points against Florida but really came through in an improbable comeback against top-seeded Kansas in the regional semifinals.
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