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Billionaires
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Cars Charts
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Deodorants Dinosaurs
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Ecosystems Elements Empires Engines Explorers
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Football
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Galaxies Games Gemstones Gods Guitars
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Helicopters Herbs Heroes Holidays Horses
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#17 Invention

Television

Communication
Philo Farnsworth
1927
Modern
The first fully electronic television transmission.

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