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Inventions: Communication
Telegraph Communication
Morse Code assigned letters and numbers a set of dots and dashes that appeared as marks on paper when transmitted over the telegraph system, and were then translated into English. Soon, however, the paper was replaced by a receiver that created more pronounced beeping sounds.
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