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Paul Tazewell brought his experience creating costumes for ‘The Wiz’ four times, as well as ‘Hamilton’ and 2021’s ‘West Side Story,’ to the massive undertaking.

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In human terms, it is an emotional and costly undertaking, circumscribed by science, chance and luck.

The arrangement strategically avoids a capital-intensive undertaking for Google, as TeraWulf and Cipher bear the cost of owning the data centers.

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Instead, millions literally walked out of the country, undertaking a grueling trek on foot.

Auchincloss said the company was "targeting further improvements in cost performance and efficiency", and "undertaking a thorough review of our portfolio".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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