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resumption

[ri-zuhmp-shuhn] / rɪˈzʌmp ʃən /


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Any resumption of assistance would depend on the Somali government "taking accountability for its unacceptable actions and taking appropriate remedial steps", it said.

From BBC

With oil used for energy and transport, another downward pressure on prices could be the resumption of global shipping through the Red Sea.

From BBC

He met his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Monday, where both agreed on the importance of peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula and the resumption of dialogue with North Korea.

From Barron's

It signals the return of a collective era that was intentionally paused, but not ended, and the resumption of a shared cultural moment years in the making.

From Salon

"A full resumption of hostilities could have serious ramifications on regional peace and security," he said, urging parties to deescalate tensions.

From Barron's