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Inside the $4.5 Billion Dig 11 Stories Under NYC
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January 29, 2014
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2:15Now PlayingJan. 29 (Bloomberg) -- 85 years from conception to construction, New York City's Second Avenue subway is finally being built. When the first phase is completed in 2016, the 2-mile, $4.5 billion project is expected to carry 200,000 riders a day. Now, it's more like a landscape on Mars. Bloomberg's Rachel Crane descended 11 stories underground to see where explosives, tunnel boring machines, hoisters and 1,000workers a day are carving out the city's first new subway line in more than 50 years. (Source: Bloomberg)
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