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(rĭ-kŭv′ĕr) [O.Fr. recoverer]
1. To regain health after illness; to regain a former state of health.
2. To regain a normal state, as to recover from fright.
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* Recoverers recouped lost value by the 50th trading day following the disaster, posting a 5% plus cumulative impact on shareholder value by that time.
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For recoverers, the initial loss after the crisis event was 5 percent of capitalization on average; for nonrecoverers, the loss was 11 percent.
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Who has left the company and has access to the information?" said David Robillard, associate managing director for Kroll Mexico, a risk consulting company and one of the leading electronic data recoverers. "You can't take a laissez-faire approach."
Burglars with access codes: head of U.S. Secret Service in Mexico dissects cyber crime threat, as corporations scramble to protect themselves and their systems
Mexico's Juarez City Co-operative of Materials Recoverers, established in 1975, recovers and sells approximately 5% of the waste stream.
Recycling in third world cities

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