Filling the missing gaps(Sql Server 2005) [Set based using recursive CTE]

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I have a table

MissingData

1
10
NULL
NULL
22
NULL

The desired output will be

MissingData

1
10
10
10
22
22

i.e. the nulls will be filled up by the previous value until a new value is appearing.

I can solve this by using loop but my requirement is to solve it by CTE in which I am not so comfortable as of now.

Thanks

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