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recovery
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recovery

See backup & recovery, checkpoint/restart, recovery console, bootable disk and tape backup.


recovery
1. Law
a. the obtaining of a right, etc., by the judgment of a court
b. (in the US) the final judgment or verdict in a case
2. Fencing a return to the position of guard after making an attack
3. Swimming Rowing the action of bringing the arm, oar, etc., forward for another stroke
4. Golf a stroke played from the rough or a bunker to the fairway or green


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