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The rocket used for that mission was previously used for SpaceX's first Iridium launch, which took place in January, and SpaceX once again recovered the first stage aboard its Atlantic Ocean drone ship "Of Course I Still Love You".

At 1 26am ET, SpaceX launched their Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral and, once again, recovered the first stage of that rocket on a drone ship floating in the ocean.

Others shared how they felt relief when their spouses once again recovered from a medical crisis, and yet they also confessed feeling frustrated, wishing to "get on with [their] life" after years of uncertainty.

It is only 1700 years later, as Christians once more take their place as a minority, and the distance between the church and Government grows wider, that the question can be asked whether Easter can once again recover its subversive roots.

Joanna is then sent to Chicago to once again recover Dr. Caroll and uncover dataDyne's plan.

Once again Federer recovered a deficit, moving brilliantly in defence as he came back from 3-0 down to level, and now hitting more confidently he took on the Del Potro serve at 5-5 to break when the Argentine fired long.

A number of remaining fragments of the monument were rescued by archaeologist Ian Graham and transferred to the mayor's office in Dolores, Petén, where they were eventually used as construction material before once again being recovered, this time by the Atlas Arqueológico de Guatemala in 1989, and moved to their archaeological laboratory.

Starting with strong field position once again after Danny Trevathan recovered a Mike Tolbert fumble at the Denver 40, the Broncos edged their way into field goal range, before Manning was picked off by the unlikely figure of Kony Ealy.

Derrick Rose is out of the postseason picture once again as he recovers from his latest devastating injury.

In her final victory performance, singing Leonard Cohen's world-weary anthem 'Hallelujah', she broke down once again, only to recover for a rousing finish.

Immigration, often a volatile indicator, has rocketed up the agenda once again, albeit to recover from a sharp fall the previous month, and concerns about law and order continue their long-term downward trend.