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A DEVICE THAT FLIES IN THE SKY AND TRANSPORTs PEOPLE OR THINGS, INVENTED IN USA.
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THE SURNAME OF THE AMERICAN INVENTOR OF THE TELEPHONE
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AN ANALOG DEVICE USED TO COMMUNICATE, INVENTED IN USA.
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THE FIRST AUTOMATIC MACHINE FOR WASHING THE DISHES. IT WAS INVENTED BY THE AMERICAN Josephine Garis.
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THE SURNAME OF THE GREAT AMERICAN INVENTOR OF ELECTRIC LIGHT
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THE SURNAME OF THE AMERICAN MAN THAT REVOLUTIONIZED THE WAY OF PRODUCING CARS.
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THE SURNAME OF THE GERMAN INVENTOR OF THE PRESS.
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AN INVENTON FOR FLYING THE AIR, INVENTED BY THE FRENCH IN THE 18TH CENTURY
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THE ELECTRIC MACHINE FOR STRECHTING CLOTHES, INVENTED BY THE FRENCH AND ADAPTED IN THE USA.
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A PAIR WE USE DAILY, INVENTED FOR WORKERS BY AN AMERICAN IN THE 20TH CENTURY.
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THE TUBE YOU LOOK INTO THAT MAKES BEAUTIFUL, COLORFUL PATTERNS USING MIRRORS. INVENTED BY THE SCOTTISH PHYSICIST SIR DAVID BREWSTER IN THE 18 TH CENTURY.
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THE VERY POPULAR INTERLOCKING PLASTIC TOY, FOUNDED IN DENMARK IN THE 20TH CENTURY.
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THIS MAGNIFYING DEVICE WAS INVENTED IN THE NETHERLANDS SOMETIME BETWEEN 1590 AND1610.
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THE SURNAME OF THE SWEDISH INVENTOR AND INDUSTRIALIST WHO LEFT HIS FORTUNE TO AWARD PRIZES GIVEN EACH YEAR TO PEOPLE WHO MADE ADVANCEMENTS IN Physics, Chemistry, Physiology/Medicine, Literature, and Peace.
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THE SURNAME OF THE AMERICAN MECHANIC AND INVENTOR WHO INVENTED THE ELEVATOR BRAKE, WHICH GREATLY IMPROVED THE SAFETY OF ELEVATORS.
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When you put money in this DEVICE, you are allowed to park for a given amount of time. IT WAS INVENTED IN the USA IN THE 2OTH CENTURY.
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It is the trademark for a type of matrix barcode first designed in 1994 for the automotive industry in Japan. A barcode is a machine-readable optical label that contains information about the item to which it is attached.
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ThIS DEVICE WAS INVENTED BY the Scottish IN THE 20TH CENTURY to help track storms in order to keep aircraft safe. It is used to locate distant objects by sending out radio waves and analyzing the echos that return.
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This device was invented in the 20th century in the USA, it alerts people from fires
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the most widely used telecommunications device. It was invented in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell (with Thomas Watson).
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This device are small, coded labels that contain information about the item they are attached to; the information is contained in a numerical code, usually containing 12 digits. they are easily scanned by laser beams and used on many things, including most items for sale in stores, library books, inventory items, many packages and pieces of luggage being shipped, railroad cars, etc
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the device used in many houses to clean.
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This system was invented in England as a way of sharing scientific data (and other information) around the world, the internet changed the world, making information more accessible than ever before in history.
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It is the process of making copies that was invented in 1938 by Chester Floyd Carlson without using ink.
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It is one of the oldest toys. the ancient Romans played with it. The name of this toy means “come back”.
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This invention was created by an American in 1893 And then it was used in clothes to avoid buttons.