QUESTION FROM DAVID P: What's your take on the claim that the Afghanistan documents are just so much raw, unedited junk?
In 1973 when Memphis, Tenn.-based FDX Corp. fdx, the parent company of Federal Express, decided to take on the U.S. Postal Service and start delivering corporate documents overnight, not many thought the company had a chance.
2011: Fariba Hajamadi's photographs, though appearing to be straightforward documents of museum exhibits, take on the double readings of self-referential queries.
Born in 1931 and raised in the Bronx, N.Y., Doctorow was a broadly American author, writing novels that operated as what he called "immense social documents," taking on the messy ambiguities of the national mythosphere.
Hoping to inform others of the censorship, Tao shared notes he had taken on the document with a New York website.
Famed Harry Potter author JK Rowling is taking on Scribd, the free document sharing service that has been likened to a "YouTube for documents".
I'm Taiba, AKA The Urban Analyst on my blog, a place where I like to write out my forever-wandering thoughts and document my take on fashion.
Corporate registries say they cannot take on more duties: their job is collecting documents, not checking them.
Gareth Evans, Australia's former foreign minister, is also an international lawyer jointly responsible for drafting the document taken on by the UN in 2005.
By 2003, having already photographed the construction of a replacement span for the Carquinez Bridge, Joe was ready to take on the formidable task of documenting the new and radically engineered "self-anchoring" span of the Bay Bridge, which will link Oakland to Yerba Buena Island.
Sometimes napping is way more beneficial than blearily taking on one more stack of documents and making important decisions while fatigued.
