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Where was Alexander Grahm Bell from?
scotland
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Alexander Graham Bell's dad was named Alexander Melville Bell.
Who inveted the phone?
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Alexander Grahm Bell?
invented the telephon buyuh
Did Alexander Grahm Bell invent the telephone?
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No he was not deaf.
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Alexander Grahm Bell created squash
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