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or his workers would file them and chivy them,
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to make them interchangeable.
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But from the point of view of the military,
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the idea of interchangeability was huge,
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because when one part of a weapon jammed,
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you could take another one and interchange it,
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and the efficiency of the logistics were enormously improved.
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The military is not mainly what that idea is about.
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Anybody have a clue who this is?
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Fair enough; there's no reason you should.
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This is the guy, Norman Borlaug, correct,
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who did the critical work on developing