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On Monday, SpaceX also recovered its first reused Dragon spacecraft, which splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after completing its resupply mission to the ISS, following a launch at the beginning of June.

SpaceX successfully recovered its first stage Falcon 9 rocket during a launch on Saturday, marking the 7th rocket recovered overall, and the first one for this drone landing barge, 'Just Read The Instructions.' The recovery was captured on video from the rocket's perspective, too, so you can see the entire process as it touches down.

Line, one of Asia's top messaging app companies, got back to positive financial growth after recovering its first quarterly revenue drop.

SpaceX is also trying to recover its first stage rocket from the Falcon 9 used today, and will attempt to have it return the Landing Zone 1 at Cape Canaveral, which is a bit of a different process from its more recent attempts to recover rockets via its autonomous drone ship at sea.

The show recovers its first-act zip and zeal with its finale, "Raise You Up/Just Be," one of the best curtain numbers since "You Can't Stop the Beat" sent "Hairspray" audiences dancing out of the theater.

SpaceX also successfully recovered its Falcon 9 first stage booster again, with a controlled descent and landing at its Cape Canaveral-based LZ-1 landing facility in Florida.

As part of the launch, SpaceX also successfully recovered its Falcon 9 first stage, which landed aboard the drone spaceship 'Of Course I Still Love You,' floating in the Atlantic Ocean.

SpaceX recovered its Falcon 9 first-stage rocket after succeeding in launching NROL-76 for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Organization today.

SpaceX will also attempt to recover its Falcon 9 first stage at its LZ-1 landing pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station post-launch.

Tiffany Hayes scored 22 points and No. 2 Connecticut recovered from its first loss in nearly two and a half years with an 81-35 roft of Villanova on Wednesday night in Storrs, Conn.

Chris Whitmore, the analyst who likened Kodak's printer strategy to a buggy whip, said the company still had not recovered from its first misstep: its failure to fully embrace digital cameras after sales of Kodak's signature yellow-box film collapsed.