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Exactly 5,126 Attempts To Make The First Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Were Failures-some Catastrophic Disappointments, Some Minor Defects. It Took 15 Years. Prototype 5,127 Was The Success ... Failure Is Painful, But It Spurs On Improvement Like Nothing Else.

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