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resume

[ri-zoom] / rɪˈzum /


résumé


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The event recently resumed, and though it’s much smaller Arens said he has high hopes for its growth, and for FAB LA’s place in its future.

From Los Angeles Times

Abdelatty stressed the need to intensify efforts to "ease tensions and work towards deescalation" and create the "necessary conditions to resume dialogue between the US and Iran", the Egyptian foreign ministry said.

From Barron's

For that reason, job applicants over 50 often obscure their age on their resumes to get themselves through the door.

From MarketWatch

To avoid a legal obligation to make sidewalks accessible, the city stopped repaving streets in July and doesn’t plan to resume.

From Los Angeles Times

It is set to resume operations in February after a winter break, before shutting down again in June.

From Barron's