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RESUME { [0] | NEXT | line }
 
  ■ [0]     Program execution resumes with the statement that caused
            the error, or at the most recent call out of the
            error-handling procedure or module.
  ■ NEXT    Execution resumes with the statement immediately following
            the one that caused the error, or with the statement
            immediately following the most recent call out of the error-
            handling procedure or module.
  ■ line    Execution resumes at line, a label or a line number.
            The line must be within the same procedure (for local
            error handlers) or in the same module (for module-level
            error handlers).
 
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