In the United States, the most common keyboard layout for computer
keyboards remains the one designed by Christopher Sholes for the
original Remington "Type Writer" in 1876. This layout is commonly
called QWERTY after the order of the first few letters on its top row.

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That is interesting. Don't know what use I'll have for it, but I'll
file it away for future reference.

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That is interesting. Don't know what use I'll have for it, but I'll
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Susan

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That is interesting. Don't know what use I'll have for it, but I'll
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That is interesting. Don't know what use I'll have for it, but I'll
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Susan

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