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“Strive for simplicity. You never have to fix what you leave out.”

Quote by Bill Lear

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Bill Lear was an American inventor known for his innovations in the aviation field. His most famous invention was the Learjet, a private jet that had a profound impact on the aviation industry. Born on June 26, 1902, he passed away on May 14, 1978. more

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