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Adie's well-researched and evocative leaf through the archives (springing from her own 2013 book on the subject) began in present-day Wales, where a group of women in a munitions factory still tie bundles of explosives together with twine the way their predecessors did 100 years ago.
Some carried five-gallon jugs of water, others hauled stretchers, rockets, mortar ammunition or bundles of plastic explosives and spools of time-fuse and detonating cord.
After walking tentatively for a hundred meters by the light of the bomb technician's flashlight, we come upon a passage perpendicular to the one we are in and similarly walled but that we do not enter because we can make out bundles of plastic explosive and contact wires.
"It might be full of explosives.
"They had a lot of explosives".
It is full of explosives".
1.6 billion pounds of explosives.
Bat bombs were bomb casings filled with thousands of bats, and each bat was carrying its own little radio controlled explosive, which looked like a bat strapped to a cartoon bundle of TNT.
Bundle of creativity, humor and joy.
This is a perplexing bundle of criticisms.
It's a bundle of neuroses.
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