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reusable

/ riːˈjuːzəbəl /

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Trying to do it in a reusable rocket, landing on a runway, that system has a very bad track record.

Musk is there, too, having taken a three-year lease at Spaceport for testing reusable rockets.

It cost Paul Allen $25 million to win $10 million, and SpaceShipOne, though reusable, was not reused.

For example, reusable sponges can be worn comfortably and undetected during sex.

Donatepads.org has information on organizations collecting reusable pads for girls in need.

Great cost benefits are attained if the vehicle used to deliver the attack is reusable.

Alternatively, reusable long-range survivable systems provide needed flexibility to alter the Deep Strike plan as it unfolds.

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