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130:Philip Howard Colomb
1462:Johann Philipp Reis
1221:Wireless revolution
1183:The Telephone Cases
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836:American Morse code
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1327:Amos Dolbear
1262:John Bardeen
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1065:Mobile phone
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1352:Elisha Gray
1312:Yogen Dalal
1237:Nasir Ahmed
1171:Teleprinter
1035:Heliographs
770:Signal lamp
477:Walter Lord
237:World War I
231:During the
142:World War I
110:signal lamp
70:introducing
2001:Morse code
1980:Categories
1893:Antarctica
1852:Toasternet
1774:Television
1257:Paul Baran
1189:Television
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1166:Telegraphy
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1092:Photophone
1070:Smartphone
1060:Mass media
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552:2012-06-13
463:References
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426:Morse code
369:Modern use
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344:Morse code
306:March 2016
243:Blinkgerät
219:Morse code
190:Royal Navy
148:Blinkgerät
138:Morse code
126:Morse code
118:Morse lamp
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1877:Americas
1866:Locations
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277:does not
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1689:Concepts
1613:terminal
1564:wireless
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561:cite web
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406:infrared
402:spoofing
1965:Commons
1955:Outline
1908:Oceania
1827:FidoNet
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1194:digital
923:History
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387:convoys
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168:History
66:improve
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1873:Africa
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