Minimized Aperture window won't restore by clicking on Dock item

Aperture 3.3.1 OS X 10.7.4
If you minimize an app you can restore the window by single-clicking the icon in the Dock. This works fine for most apps, but not for Aperture. Clicking (or double-clicking) the Dock icon doesn't restore the window. The only way to restore the minimized window is to right-click the icon and select Aperture from the menu, or click the icon so the Aperture menu appears in the menu bar, then select Window->Aperture.
I'm sure it used to work like every other app, but I don't remember when it started misbehaving like this.
Anyone know the cause and a solution?

Thanks guys for confirming that Aperture should behave like any other app.
One thing I didn't mention (because I didn't think it was relevant) is that I have Aperture "pinned" to the Dock (right-click, Options->Keep In Dock).
I've just removed it (Options and uncheck Keep In Dock), restarted Aperture from Finder, the re-checked Keep In Dock, and now it works as expected. Guess it must have been a corrupted Dock icon or something Anyway, it's now working again.

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You can’t accept the re-sell value of your broken iPod
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http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=2438774#2438774
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