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What single event started events in motion that eventually led to the development of the Internet?
The soviet union sent a satellite "Sputnik" into space
What nations started WW1?
Serbia started WWI when the serbs killed the archduke of austria-hungry
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Serbia and austria-Hungary
WW1 started after Germany invaded which country?
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