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Murray was previously a non-executive director on the board of The Rangers Football Club PLC - which is currently undergoing liquidation proceedings - from September 2007 until May 2011.

After work on Friday, she went to a store on 33rd St. that was undergoing liquidation and bought some nice yellow satin at discount.

Over the past three plus months, Ex-Im has been carrying out its obligations while undergoing liquidation -- and life has been moving along just fine.

REUTERS Intrade, an Online Betting Site, Faces Liquidation  |  Intrade "is facing liquidation because of a $700,000 cash shortfall, a development that comes a month after it halted trading and froze its customer accounts," The New York Times reports.

It had been encountering difficulties in its liquidation because of fears among investors and bankers that delayed the settlement of some asset sales.

Many of them are undergoing long separations because of the fighting in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The whole corporate bond market, moreover, is undergoing some strain because of the takeover game.

She could not undergo chemotherapy because of cardiac failure.

He recently underwent another operation because of migraine headaches.

Without explicit modelling, we simply assume that the creditor always accepts liquidation because the resignation of the first insolvency administrator is a credible signal.

The regulator's report imagines a past in which Lehman underwent an "orderly liquidation" instead of a sudden collapse.