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    …important educational films, most notably Powers of Ten (1977), and they designed a number of significant public exhibitions, such as ā€œMathematicaā€ (1961), that were shown throughout the nation and within World’s Fair pavilions. Other designers who made important contributions to American industry in the postwar era include Eliot Noyes, an…

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    …important educational films, most notably Powers of Ten (1977), and they designed a number of significant public exhibitions, such as ā€œMathematicaā€ (1961), that were shown throughout the nation and within World’s Fair pavilions. Other designers who made important contributions to American industry in the postwar era include Eliot Noyes, an…

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