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it was changed by the fact that most of the warehouses were referbished into housing and other buildings such as:
- sports centre
- post-16 college
- technology college
- new parks
- new shopping centre
- and £100m spent on health, education, and the communtiy programme.
also 39,400 people wokred and lived in the Docklands. there were no cranes lifting heavy cargo so it had to be done by hard human labour. there was no room for animals doing any of the work.
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