February 10
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*'''[[1933]]:''' '''[[:Category:Chronology:Reality|Real World]] -''' The first singing telegrams are introduced by the Postal Telegraph Company in the United States. | *'''[[1933]]:''' '''[[:Category:Chronology:Reality|Real World]] -''' The first singing telegrams are introduced by the Postal Telegraph Company in the United States. | ||
| − | *'''[[1996]]:''' '''[[:Category:Chronology:Reality|Real World]] -''' An early version of the IBM supercomputer Deep Blue defeats | + | *'''[[1996]]:''' '''[[:Category:Chronology:Reality|Real World]] -''' An early version of the IBM supercomputer Deep Blue defeats grandmaster Garry Kasparov at chess, but loses the match entire. |
*'''[[2004]]:''' '''[[:Category:Chronology:Reality|Real World]] -''' The French government bans religious items and clothing at schools. | *'''[[2004]]:''' '''[[:Category:Chronology:Reality|Real World]] -''' The French government bans religious items and clothing at schools. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:22, 10 February 2007
- 1931: Real World - New Delhi is chosen to become the capital city of India.
- 1933: Real World - The first singing telegrams are introduced by the Postal Telegraph Company in the United States.
- 1996: Real World - An early version of the IBM supercomputer Deep Blue defeats grandmaster Garry Kasparov at chess, but loses the match entire.
- 2004: Real World - The French government bans religious items and clothing at schools.
- 2005: Real World - Saudi Arabia holds its first municipal elections.
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