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risky undertaking

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See: venture


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While many of the risks involved cannot be anticipated or planned for, you should be aware of them nonetheless, so you can make an educated decision before investing in a risky undertaking such as a property flip.
On the face of it, using weight loss pills to lose weight may sound like a great idea but in the end, too many individuals have experienced many health problems associated with this risky undertaking.
A jittery time As companies dump more office space back into the marketplace and leasing activity slows down, observers say that 11 Times Square is quite a risky undertaking.
 
 
 
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