All 7 Uses

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They would resume their speculation the following day and get to the bottom of the matter.
p. 77.7 *

resume = begin again
"Hello, Governor," Jake said in a deliberate effort to resume hard feelings.
p. 167.5
Other lawyers around the square occasionally allowed them in; they were usually local college kids who were considering law school and looking for something to stick on a résumé.
p. 273.2 *

résumé = a written, brief summary of a person's qualifications to do something
The bell rang and class was set to resume.
p. 277.7

resume = begin again
When they resumed, Stillman Rush took the handoff and dwelled on Simeon, whose family was more complicated.
p. 291.3

resumed = began again
Enough of Simeon, for now anyway; Stillman wanted to follow up with Lettie's résumé.
p. 291.6

résumé = a person's qualifications to do something
His résumé was impeccable, as were his manners, and he spoke with a deep backcountry drawl that carried no pretensions.
p. 586.9

Definitions:

(1) (resume as in: resume the meeting)
begin or take again

This sense of resume generally means to begin again or continue after a pause. In usage like, "resumed her seat", it scan also mean to take again.
(2) (résumé as in: submitted her résumé)
a brief summary of a person's qualifications to do something -- typically submitted with an employment application

In practice, résumé is often written without the accented e's.
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Less commonly, résumé can refer to any summary.