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Merge pull request #182 from careerbuilder/RDP-30045_remove_enrichements_eu
RDP-30045- update RPAN EU enrichment
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* **desired_enrichments** (Required) -- A comma-separated list of the desired normalization calls to perform on the results of the resume parsing operation. The list of possible values is as follows (case-insensitive): **company_norm, geocoding, job_level, job_title_carotene, job_title_onet, school_norm, skills**. For example, a request with a desired_enrichments value equal to **job_level,skills,job_title_onet,company_norm** would receive job level classifications, skills extractions, ONet job title classifications, and company normalizations. If no additional enrichments are needed, the value **"none"** may be supplied to skip all post-parsing classifications and simply return the parsed resume data.
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* Note: In EU, only the **geocoding, company_norm, skills** values are supported.
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Note that the **experience_months_by_job_category** field relies on job title classifications, and will only appear in the response if either the **job_title_onet** or **job_title_carotene** enrichment is requested. (This field will be computed using the most recent version of Carotene that is available, or the most recent version of ONet if no Carotene versions are available)
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* **return_date_of_birth** (Optional) -- If this parameter is provided then the service will return a filled date of birth field when it is included on the document. If not provided then this will return an empty string. Note, this field was made available mainly for our international clients. It can be considered age discriminatory in the US and should only be used in special circumstances.

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