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The twin towers erased from photos in documentary of 1986

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In the excerpt from the documentary “Dream Machine: The Visual Computer” of 1986 on digital computer graphics and animation, is a photo editing display. In one of them, erased the twin towers of the World Trade Center from photos.

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