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Running the U.N.'s six-language, 24-hour in-plant is always a challenge, Kazarov said. Whenever the Security Council is in session, the in-plant must be ready to go to work.

"We have a lot of [equipment] redundancy because the deadlines are so tight, there's no space for any failure," he said. The in-plant's success, he said, came in part from learning about and implementing new technology well before it hit the mainstream. CTP was added in 1996, and he started training people in PDF early on.