People at work - continued Bashny.Net

Continuing the collection of photos of people working in manufacturing in different parts of our big world. Photos of people who produce real products, doing things: boots and armored personnel carriers, cognac and firecrackers, gold bars and umbrellas, which repaired the broken manufactured and converted. Work in full swing, and life goes on ...
23 phot via Big Picchu

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On the line of the plant in North Charleston, South Carolina armored personnel carriers collect MRAP (vehicle resistant to explosions and ambushes). November 28, 2007 (AP Photos / Alice Keeney, File)





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Worker Center of Tibetan medicine Arur (Arura Tibetan Medicine Group) November 21, 2008 in Xining, Qinghai Province, China. This venture of Tibetan medicine takes the first place in China. (China Photos / Getty Images)



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The employee rejects a bottle conveyor line in Taiwan brewery Jhunan, Miaoli County, February 13, 2008. Mark Taiwan Beer, produced in an corporation Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corp, will be sold in China since May, amid warming relations between Taiwan and China. (REUTERS / Nicky Loh)



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Cigars Obama ready to pack in boxes on the table Segovia cigar factory in the northern province of Esteli Nicaragua 4 February 2009. At the time, President Barack Obama is trying to quit smoking, the company released a new Nicaraguan cigar brand named after him. (OSWALDO RIVAS / Reuters)



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A woman works in a textile factory in Suining in southwest China's Sichuan province on February 5th 2009. (AP Photo)



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A man works in a factory in the city of milled footwear Smilovichi, located about 35 km east of Minsk. February 5, 2009. Boots, shoes perfect for cold winter conditions are common in Russia, Lithuania, Ukraine and Latvia. (VIKTOR DRACHEV / AFP / Getty Images)



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Work ferronickel smelting complex in Glogovac, central Kosovo, 12 February 2009. The ferronickel mining and smelting complex, created in 1984, was badly damaged during NATO air strikes on Serbia in 1999. In 2006 it was bought by a consortium of international investors. (REUTERS / Hazir Reka)



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Work on the Iraqi power station in Iskandariyah mends a broken shaft of a power generation turbine 11 February 2009. Built in the early 1980s, the power Iskandariyah - the largest and most important in Iraq, provides a significant proportion of the total volume of the country's electricity. But many years of neglect under the government of Saddam and US air strikes during the Gulf War in 1991, led to the fact that the plant sometimes works only on half power. The plant burns crude oil, which in Iraq is abundant, to produce energy with little or no respect for any modern environmental standards, and its employees, who number more than 1,000, work at the dirty, oil-soaked floors with a minimum of protective devices. (Chris Hondros / Getty Images)



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Worker recounts ready cars on the assembly line at VW Golf car factory "Volkswagen" November 14, 2008 in Wolfsburg, Germany. (Sean Gallup / Getty Images)



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Workers kindle furnace at a brick factory in a village on the outskirts of Guruwali Indian city of Amritsar, 4 November 2008. Production of bricks - this spontaneous production, which is generally limited to rural and semi-arid areas and is one of the most important industries in India, forming jobs. People here tend to work 12-14 hours a day, manufacturing up to 1,000 bricks a day, and earn from 60 to 100 dollars a month. (AP Photo / Altaf Qadri)



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Chinese workers do zipper factory in Jinjiang, Fujian province of China. 18 October 2008. (AP Photo)



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Work toilet manufactures for export to the ceramic factory in Tangshan, Hebei Province, China, 15 October 2008. (REUTERS / Stringer)



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Work steps over hot steel plate factory in the Swiss Swiss Steel AG, which is partly owned by Schmolz + Bickenbach group and is located in Emmenbruecke, near the city of Lucerne, Switzerland, October 15, 2008. (REUTERS / Michael Buholzer)



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An employee of a textile factory in Suining, Sichuan province of China, 22 October 2008. (REUTERS / Stringer)



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Child workers are sitting in the police station after they were taken from the factory at the time of the raid the police and activists of Bachpan Bachao Andolan, or movement "Save Childhood", in New Delhi, 23 October 2008. 34 children were taken to a local embroidery factory. (AP Photo / Manish Swarup)



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Workers on the production line dairy Mengniu Dairy Group Co., one of China's largest dairy producers, in Hohhot, in northern China in the area of ​​Inner Mongolia, October 16, 2008. The Chinese dairy company giants are trying to restore the reputation of its brands and to regain the trust of consumers , arguing that the addition of melamine in the products will never happen again. According to the Ministry of Health, about 6,000 Chinese babies hospitalized with kidney problems caused by the use of dry mixes to feed containing melamine (a chemical that can cause poisoning and even death, and used to improve the performance of protein). (AP Photo / Alexander F. Yuan)



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Chinese workers do umbrellas at a factory in Jinjiang, in southeast China's Fujian Province on November 11, 2008. (STR / AFP / Getty Images)



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A man working with a mixture of gunpowder factory producing fireworks and firecrackers, and located on the outskirts of the northeastern Indian city of Siliguri October 21 2008. (REUTERS / Rupak De Chowdhuri (INDIA)



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Technical expert checks distiller factory Hennessy in Cognac, on the south-west of France January 22, 2009. (REUTERS / Regis Duvignau)



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A worker prepares to transport gold bullion at the factory owned by the company Argor-Heraeus SA in the city of Mendrisio in southern Switzerland. 12 November 2008. (REUTERS / Arnd Wiegmann)



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A worker checks the machines in the factory for the manufacture of zippers in Jinjiang, southeast China's Fujian Province, 18 October 2008. (STR / AFP / Getty Images)



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Work is under new pipes at a cement plant in Yingtan, Jiangxi Province of China on October 28, 2008. (REUTERS / Stringer)



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New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and a group of officials from the municipality, (bottom right), watching how the cutting head tunnel boring machine is lifted by a crane, before the fall into an underground cavity underneath 11th Avenue on the 25th Seventh Street digging metro line. Photo taken: 19 February 2009 in New York. The cutting head, 6, 7 meters in diameter and weighing 100 tons, is the first of two parts of a massive tunnel boring machine, which will make its way through a bedrock of Manhattan Island, at 11th Avenue from 25 th to 41 th streets, and then east to the existing station, line 7 Station Times Square. (AP Photo / Jason DeCrow)



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