No matter where people are from, Lego reminds them of their childhood. It was a carpenter from Denmark who first _(1)_ the colorful blocks to the world in 1932. The biggest difference is that they were made of wood then. Ole Kirk Christiansen eventually called his company Lego, _(2)_ is Dutch for play well. It wasn't until 1949 that his company began producing the iconic interlockingtoys in plastic. Since then, these small, stackable blocks have been synonymous _(3)_ quality, creativity, and versatility. They may have begun as simple toys, but they have evolved _(4)_ a subculture. Now, Lego supports movies, games,competitions, and even amusement parks. For these reasons, Lego has remained one of the world's most _(5)_ companies. Perhaps the company's value system has something to do with it. The company works with the mindset that only the best is good enough. Christiansencame up with the idea to _(6)_ his employees to see quality as the most important value at Lego. The company still works with this in mind when they design toys for children, teenagers, and even _(7)_ adults with a knack for design. Nowadays, the Lego business is different from _(8)_ it used to be. The company produces famous cities, whole kingdoms, replicated movie sets, and even Bluetooth-powered moveable robots. Lego is even used as teaching tools in classrooms and as a form of _(9)_ for children with social difficulties. With all the changes that Lego has undergone over the years, one thing has remained the same—their interlocking system. The bricks today are still compatible withthose from several decades ago, _(10)_ them the ultimate timeless toy.
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