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Can they strike Amazon down?

It’s easy to forget, but when we idly click Amazon’s “Buy It Now” button to satisfy our latest whim, a lot starts to happen behind the scenes. Around the clock, an army of warehouse staff are busy locating products and packaging them up – and passing them on to a further army of couriers to deliver them to us.

While this process may be invisible to customers, it’s no longer silent. Earlier this year, Amazon’s

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