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Topic : Re: What are the advantages of different date formats in resumes and CVs? I've seen a somewhat related question, but it doesn't answer my question quite right. Say you're writing an event that happened - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: What are the advantages of different date formats in resumes and CVs? I've seen a somewhat related question, but it doesn't answer my question quite right. Say you're writing an event that happened

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The format that best preserves both clarity, brevity and formality is:

21 Nov, 2013

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