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At 812 feet long by 180 feet high, the Cardington hangar enabled Nolan to shoot fantastically vast cityscapes without having to resort to much computer- generated imagery, which was kept to as bare a minimum as possible - all in the name of trying to keep it real. By comparing Braintree's young women with those detailed in the 1782 listing of Cardington, Bedfordshire--which had a home-based, protoindustrial sector that employed girls and women--Sokoll is able to show how the organization of work turned the usual pattern of leaving home upside down for females. The build will start in early March, with the test flight expected over Cardington in late April. |
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