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[…] long we carry on because the idea of meetings, physical meetings. A was going out the window with the internet like you and with Skype and teams and etc. The other one? Zoom. Yes, that's right, zoom. And then of course, we have COVID hit so we couldn't meet anyway, so we had to be forced into it. B[…]

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[…]his building full of machinery, that it was heavy engineering and hydraulics and so on and, of course, it's not like that anymore, it's all computers etc. R: Yes. I: Obviously things have changed so much, this is one of the reasons for doing this project. I mean, how do you see television […]