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Baker discusses her visit to the Soviet Union in the early nineteen-thirties — which she undertook with mitigated enthusiasm and a clear recognition of the chill of purges and the weight of dogma.

By the hypothesis of the existence of a very radioactive unknown substance present in very small quantity, she undertook, with Pierre Curie, research for this substance in the uranium mineral called pitchblende.

It is ironic to her, she said at our last meeting in Tokyo, that a career she undertook "with one objective: to be free as a woman," has become a Spartan life of self-imposed servitude.

When we met, her designs had gained attention in a show in New York, not least her plans for a UFO-like "gentleman's club" in Hong Kong, and this led to her commission to design a restaurant interior in Sapporo, Japan, which she undertook with ice and fire themes.

Despite her father's resistance, Franks, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, decides to uncover his wartime secrets, a project she undertakes with the support of her husband, Robert Morgenthau, Manhattan's long-serving district attorney, a man only a few years younger than Tom Franks, and himself a veteran of the war.

Again, she undertook the work with an eye to publication and curated what was probably her most successful exhibition, on the work of the seminal Victorian photographer, Roger Fenton, for Agnew's, in London's west end.

Mann said Ohio's restrictive climate added hurdles to the already heartbreaking process of undergoing a D&C, or dilation and curettage, which she undertook after consultation with multiple doctors and three rabbis.

So when second child, Nadia Ramli, came along she undertook the role with relish.

In 1952, she undertook her photographic apprenticeship with Simon Guttman - a man almost as legendary for his cantankerous perfectionism as for his photo-agency, Report - and, from 1954, was Cartier-Bresson's assistant.

On 3 April 1929 she undertook anti-aircraft practice with Arizona, and then the two ships and Pennsylvania steamed for Cuba, where they stayed until steaming for Hampton Roads on 1 May.

She undertook an intensive research program with endocrinologist Raymond Greene; in the early 1950s the pair published their results.