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The uranium pellets, now in close proximity, could begin exchanging neutrons and resume their heat-producing nuclear reactions.
Anyone familiar with his resume would have responded the same way.
Bill's resume is six and a half well-stocked pages long.
Tracking exercises have shown that the sharks simply resume their normal cruising routes once they leave the boats.
The long-term unemployed pay close attention to the state of the job market and resume their job search in optimistic periods.
Maybe a year before the evidence tips the balance and our nation can resume sanity.
The country has a long way to go before calm can resume or a stable new order emerge.
All the app has to do is stop the download and resume later.
But with the return of sunshine following a summer shower, they often resume patrolling and courting within minutes.
Instead, it was overhauled and is scheduled to resume service early this year.
Go home, update you resumé and start looking for a different line of work.
The archaeologists will resume their work next summer.
Haynes decided to anchor for the night and resume the move the next day, with the boats refueled.
Even with a negative result, you can't convince me to resume eating gluten.
Applicants must submit a current resume and a letter describing their relevant experience and interest in the position.
We wake up for an instant, and immediately resume our sleep.
If the resume is sloppy, you're not going to get interviewed for the job.
After searching for hours, the pair decided to resume the next day.
Though they have lately crept up again, they are likely to resume their fall.
The dark patterns start in spring, fade in autumn and winter, and resume the following year.
Spores allow bacteria to survive until more favorable conditions develop and the bacteria can resume their normal growth.
Witnesses who cooperated were usually able to resume their careers.
Industry has sensed the changed order and our own people are turning to resume their normal, onward way.
He promised that it wouldn't be long before he could resume providing information, and getting it, too.
Yes, a curriculum vitae or resumé is required with your pre-application.
Perhaps no proposal, though, is more controversial than one to resume the ivory trade.
Drilling is unlikely to resume amid the uncertainty.
It must reform its system of representation and resume its role as a credible lender during economic crises.
There's some confusion over when the two sides will resume talking.
With the reopening of the theatres, he did not resume the writing of plays, though several of his earlier works were revived.
For proper negotiations to resume the central-bank and fiscal laws will probably have to be reopened.
If school were free, three-quarters of us would resume our education.
It was an hour before the submarine was able to resume the chase.
The mayor has told the owners to resume work on the structures, or they will face the same fate as the kiosks.
The sub's robotic arm located the sponge and collected enough to resume the search for a cancer cure.
Bill's one of those folks with a resume that challenges credibility.
On paper, he had that resume that translates to a presidential campaign.
The résumé looks much better with the addition of bullet points and the inclusion of relevant employment experience.
But after some months his innocence was cleared, and he was commanded to return and resume his former functions with honour.
Ground tests have resumed, and flight tests may resume as early as next week.
The civil action is scheduled to resume a week after the criminal trial ends: new courtroom, same characters.
It would also know what you've been listening to and resume playing it when you get in the car.
Shell now hopes that it might even resume oil production in the region.
In order to resume economic growth, past debts will be devalued and new debts incurred.
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