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Who did trains invented?
trains invented pollution
When was the word deficiency invented?
In 1603
Where were bullet trains invented?
Bullet trains were first invented in japan!
Who invented bathrooms for trains?
Nobody invented it, because there are no bathrooms on trains.
How was the train invented?
Trains were invented because there was a need for them. Trains were invented to carry heavy loads across land in the country.
What was the oil drip cup for trains?
who invented the oil dripping cup for trains That's not the answer to the original question..but Elijah McCoy invented it
Were automobiles invented before trains?
No
Were trains invented before c1500?
no
When were bullet trains invented?
They were invented all the way back to 1930
Were trains invented in 1845?
No, they were in wide use then.
Who invented airbreaks for trains?
George Westinghouse
Who invented the air brake for trains?
Westinghouse.
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