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The development of light bulbs took time due to the need for advancements in materials, technology, and engineering. Early attempts lacked efficient materials for filament and vacuum sealing, which hindered the durability and practicality of the bulbs. It wasn't until the late 19th century that innovations by inventors like Thomas Edison allowed for a commercially viable light bulb to be created.

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