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Contractors tearing down the contaminated former Deutsche Bank building in Lower Manhattan never had a formal demolition permit, even though they were undertaking one of the most complicated efforts ever to dismantle a skyscraper.

The book division of AOL Time Warner, which acquired the rights to Mr. Welch's book, "Jack: Straight From the Gut," is undertaking one of the biggest campaigns in publishing history.

So Sather -- the architect of five Stanley Cup winners in Edmonton from 1984 through 1990 -- is undertaking one of the biggest challenges of his career, if not the biggest.

Hailed as one of the world's greatest literary works for centuries, the mock-epic Spanish novel is currently undertaking one of its biggest challenges yet: cheering up the recently recaptured drugs kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán.

It seems clear that the Russian leader is undertaking one of the most difficult military reorganizations since the heyday of the Soviet Union, when Moscow supported 4.3 million troops in uniform, masses of tank divisions facing Europe, a deep-water navy and a strategic nuclear arsenal rivaling that of the United States.

Click here to listen on Spotify Will Hope, director of label relations at Spotify, said: "The robots have once again shown themselves to be true innovators, not only with their new musical direction and the stellar cast of collaborators they're working with, but also by undertaking one of the best album campaigns we've seen for some time.

On three occasions on The Other, Pan-Pot undertakes one of the most difficult feats in all of techno, a device which also happens to be an age-old ally of the album format: vocals.

"We've recently just undertaken one of those audits, the first time for a number of years.

Plays as Small Films In 1973 the producer Ely Landau undertook one of the bolder experiments in Hollywood history: the American Film Theater.

G.M. recently undertook one of the largest sales of corporate bonds, worth $17.5 billion, and used the bulk of the proceeds to offset a $19 billion pension deficit.

To convey that, we undertook one of the most extensive investigations ever into college sexual assault, and began covering dozens of developing cases at campuses around the country.