
Four to five technicians are relaxing behind sound-proof windows, monitoring numbers and diagrams on a handful of flat-screens. One of the men – there are no women here – rests his hand on a gas handle on the control panel in front of of him, moving it backwards and forwards.
”We keep it going and make sure it doesn’t break,” he explains.
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