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Who said in his first message, "Come here, Watson, I want you." Wilbur Wright Cyrus Field Alexander Graham Bell Thomas Edison
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Who said in his first message, "Come here, Watson, I want you."

Wilbur Wright
Cyrus Field
Alexander Graham Bell
Thomas Edison

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Alexander Graham Bell

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Alexander Graham Bell.

Bell was the inventor of the telephone. This message was to his assistant, Thomas Augustus Watson; who was in the other room at the time of this breakthrough and was able to hear his voice through the machine.
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