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Question continue the suspended jobs

Guys,
Any idea how to continue suspended job in background ?
ihave tried to use the bg% command <root> but it doesnt work.

unix> jobs
[1] +suspended du > usage
[2] -suspended (sleep 60; date)
unix> bg %2
[2] (sleep 60; date)

But my suspended work doesnt seems to continue run in background.. Any idea ?
 

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