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Kim Morrison
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Hi Dave,

Thanks for the thoughts. I am in exactly this situation right now: on the job market, with a paper submitted to JAMS a year ago and not yet accepted or rejected. So I am listing it as "submitted to JAMS, 2008" on my CV, partly just to indicate to whoever is reading my cv that I think that this is one of my strongest results.

Best, Matt

Hi Dave,

Thanks for the thoughts. I am in exactly this situation right now: on the job market, with a paper submitted to JAMS a year ago and not yet accepted or rejected. So I am listing it as "submitted to JAMS, 2008" on my CV, partly just to indicate to whoever is reading my cv that I think that this is one of my strongest results.

Best, Matt

I am in exactly this situation right now: on the job market, with a paper submitted to JAMS a year ago and not yet accepted or rejected. So I am listing it as "submitted to JAMS, 2008" on my CV, partly just to indicate to whoever is reading my cv that I think that this is one of my strongest results.

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Matthew Kahle
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Hi Dave,

Thanks for the thoughts. I am in exactly this situation right now: on the job market, with a paper submitted to JAMS a year ago and not yet accepted or rejected. So I am listing it as "submitted to JAMS, 2008" on my CV, partly just to indicate to whoever is reading my cv that I think that this is one of my strongest results.

Best, Matt