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How this team of experts guides 80-metre turbine blades down our roads with just millimetres to spare

The Sydney Morning Herald
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  • the headline was changed: How this team of experts guide guides 80-metre turbine blades down our roads with just millimetres to spare

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These 80-metre blades are the largest objects moved through our streets. This is how it’s done

Metro North (New Haven Line) train approaches Bridgeport, CT station eastbound. Dec. 2012
Metro North (New Haven Line) train approaches Bridgeport, CT station eastbound. Dec. 2012 яіску ѕнояє / flickr, CC BY

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Also covered by Brisbane Times, The Age, WAtoday. We hold only their summary of it, not the report, so there is nothing of theirs to measure here.

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The Sydney Morning Heraldas they published this story 12.8

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