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Mr Root was supported by a £250 grant from The Prince's Trust, now The King's Trust, to begin building his invention.

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The game evolved from many other bat-and-ball games that date back to ancient Egypt—a reality that Martin admits is “not as satisfying as having the actual invention day.”

"This has nothing to do with historical memory: it is a purely arbitrary invention of recent years," Mavrogordatos wrote in Kathimerini.

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Efficiency comes from a choreography of tweaks among all those factors, not from any single invention or technique.

For example, Japan’s invention of cultured pearls led to the decline of the UAE’s natural-pearl trading industry in the early 1900s, he notes.

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