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Events[edit | edit source]

  • The number of LEGO employees reached 9,500, its peak.
  • The first LEGO computer game, LEGO Island, was released.
  • The first fiber-optic elements were introduced.
  • A container ship with 4,756,940 LEGO pieces was hit by a huge wave west of England, dumping the pieces into the sea.[1]

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