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what does the WLAN object look like? It sounds like the call to require("CC3000").connect(); is returning something bogus the second and subsequent times it's called.
Actually, are you even supposed to be using it like that?
The documentation shows doing 'wlan.disconnect()' and then later, wlan.connect() - but never a second call to require("CC3000").connect() - so maybe the second time you call it, it's returning a bogus object, because it's only meant to be called once, and isn't smart enough to throw an exception?