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===The presentation of works in sequential segments=== * [[Serial (literature)]], serialised literature in print ...

...[[Mundaneum]], a massively cross-referenced card index system established in 1910. ==1940s== ...

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==Computing and electronics== ...integrated circuit developed by the NSA, defunct by 1996, that had a built-in backdoor ...

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...in the world.<ref name="Trogemann">Trogemann G., Nitussov A.: ''Computing in Russia'', page 39-45, GWV-Vieweg, 2001, {{ISBN|3-528-05757-2}}</ref> ...by Odhner's company at the Paris World exposition of 1900 "...Odhner had, in 1871, an opportunity to repair a [[Arithmometer|Thomas calculating machine] ...

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==Computing== ...hine]], a theoretical model of a computer hardware or software system used in automata theory ...

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