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the mod doesnt work for me, when i try to launch it from the shorcut it says that it cant find any of the files
Back to Basics is a total conversion mod, that not only adds units and abilities but also a new weapon damage and penetration system. This improves gameplay and requires more tactical assaults and defenses. Weapon ranges are also greatly increased and also includes a greatly improved AI. Back to Basics: Battle of the Hegdes adds realism to Company of Heroes, to make it even better. It is compatible with Company of Heroes, Opposing Fronts and Tales of Valor, always with the latest patch. You do not have to own all 3 products of the Company of Heroes series to play Back to Basics.
After more than eight months since the last update, we proudly announce the latest version of Back to Basics which is the most polished, complete and balanced version in the history of the mod!
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Back to Basics fans,
Version 3.0 has been released! It has been more than eight months of development and we have a lot of changes included. Now for some details of what this release contains:
Read full changelog over 500 changes! written in a readable format, in case you're interested in something specific
Mirrors: Rapidshare 1, Rapidshare 2, Mega
We would like to thank everybody who plays the mod, and especially those who send us all the feedback. We express our apologies for postponing the release for such a long time. The work wasn't idle during all this time, however, we hope it will be fully worth the wait!
As it is only AGameAnx and I who develop the mod, there's always a chance we have overlooked something. Please remember to give feedback about your gameplay experience while playing the mod!
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the mod doesnt work for me, when i try to launch it from the shorcut it says that it cant find any of the files
Hello. The shortcut provided is only an example, and will only work on default installation of company of heroes. The intended purpose of the shortcut is to show you how your own shortcut should look.
To play the mod you need to create a shortcut of your RelicCOH.exe, which is located in your Company of Heroes folder. After you've made a shortcut, you'll need to change its target with a couple of parameters, which will indicate you're launching a mod. To do so, right click your shortcut, go to properties and add " -mod Improved -dev" to shortcut's target (2nd tab). Like I mentioned, you can use the shortcut provided in the package as an example for how the result should look.
IMO this is one of the best mods, but there is 1 thing that drives me nuts and probably will lead me not to play it on open maps. This issue seems common to all mods and is present in vanilla to some extent also. Its the AT gun God mode. Here is how it played out in my last game. The AI's AT gun was leading an assault with the an MG squad and volks inf a ways behind it. AT guns are not meant to lead assaults because a 3 man crew should go down quickly to all manner of attacks out in the open.
So the AT gun has no cover and I am hitting it with two quad half tracks at point blank range. One from the flank and 1 from the rear, while the AT crew fires at me with revolvers. The AT crew itself appeared to take no damage, while the actual gun had taken just a sliver of damage over 20 seconds of firing. My half tracks were taking significant damage from the MG and volks squads and I would have had to withdraw simply because it appears it would take over 2 minutes to destroy the AT crew or better with 2 quads. The AT crew never was even phased, didn't try to withdraw or anything. I was playing on hard difficulty, not sure if they get HP buffs or what.
The thing of it is, those side shields offered little protection for AT crews and certainly none while attacked from the rear. They wore no armor and in fact Allied crews rarely even used the shields. In so many mods, the AT gun is the most powerful single unit on the entire battlefield, especially for the cost.
Hi. Thanks a bunch for your feedback!
Just to be clear: AI doesn't have any health buffs and the fact that it leads the attack with AT crews is just a random occurrence which I don't have control over.
Otherwise, seems like a bit of a bug. We'll definitely take a look! Even besides what you said they felt a bit weird before. It was a matter of balancing why they ended up as strong as they did, and other times it still feels like they die pretty fast, but what you've reported definitely doesn't seem right. Again, thanks, and expect this to be looked at in the next patch :)


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More than 40 years after her death, the name Mary Jo Kopechne has skyrocketed to the top of Web searches today on the news of the death of Sen. Ted Kennedy.
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Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay. Drafted in first round, 2005. Completed 67.2 percent of his passes for 4,295 yards and 39 touchdowns with just eight interceptions in 2012.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The Ohio State Spring Kickoff event that took place on Wednesday at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center not only featured reflections on the first six perfect teams in school history- including the 2012 Buckeyes squad- but a look ahead to the 2013 season. Members of the OSU coaching staff spent the final hour of the program interviewing their players, which included some insight- and highlights- for the fans in attendance to go home with.Bleached Braxton Perhaps the most memorable moment that happened on Wednesday came when quarterback Braxton Miller unveiled a new- and shocking- look. And it wasn't a new tattoo of more fit physique that the junior-to-be showed off, but rather a blonde mohawk that he initially hid under a scarlet Ohio State baseball hat. Asked to explain his actions, Miller placed blame for his new hairdo on Buckeyes offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Tom Herman. "(Herman) was saying a couple days ago, he said, 'Man, I like your haircut,'" Miller recalled. "He was like, 'Back in the day, when I had hair, I always wanted to dye my hair.' So I got it done like that." Regardless of what his star player looks like while running it, Herman said to expect a more efficient offense from the Buckeyes in their second season under Urban Meyer's spread attack. "What we're planning on doing offensively is to be the best fundamental offensive unit in the country. We felt like last year we were just trying to get lined up, just trying to understand the schemes and what to do," Herman said. "Now really comes the fun part of our jobs as offensive coaches, which is let's start teaching the players why. Why do they do this, why do they do that. And we're going from a kindergarten or a first grade level to next level, to high school level, to hopefully in the fall we're getting to the college level and on into graduate level of this offense and how we do things and why we do them." Turtleneck Tuesday Unsurprisingly, the most energetic segment of the day came from Ohio State cornerbacks coach and special teams coordinator Kerry Coombs. After giving a a spirited recruiting pitch to the crowd, Coombs asked cornerback Tyvis Powell and kicker Drew Basil to explain the differences in their weekly preparations. "Tuesdays are a very special day. Tyvis, what kind of day is a Tuesday?" Coombs asked. "Toughness Tuesday, coach." Powell responded. Coombs then turned his attention to Basil, who revealed that strength and conditioning coach Mickey Marotti will not allow kickers and specialist to warmup on the field with "the real men." "Our specialists, our kickers, what kind of day are you having?" Coombs asked. "A turtleneck Tuesday," Basil answered to the laughter of the room. Finding a front four Replacing seven starters on defense this season won't be an easy task, especially for OSU defensive line coach Mike Vrabel. The former Buckeye great will be forced to find four new starters on his unit, after the departures of John Simon, Johnathan Hankins, Garrett Goebel, and Nathan Williams. "We understand what the expectations are at Ohio State. My dad came down to spring practice yesterday ... he comes down and he watches practice and we go to dinner. We sit down and it's a late dinner and the waitress comes and she's about 23-years-old, she says, 'Are you the coach for the Buckeyes?' and I say, 'Yeah, I coach D-line' and she's like, 'Oh yeah, that's right. Ohio State hasn't had to replace four starters in 25 years," Vrabel said. "We understand the expectations and the challenges that are in front of us." Vrabel said that more than anything, his group needs to develop leadership, which is something that his proven with actions and not just words. "We can't talk about leadership. Michael Bennett knows that it doesn't do him no good to walk out there and say, 'Let's go, let's go, let's go,'" Vrabel said. "Michael Bennett hasn't done enough for our football team to do that. What Michael Bennett has to do is buckle his chinstrap, tighten his cleats, and go out there and continue to work every single day."
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A federal court judge on Thursday granted preliminary approval of a $350 million settlement that involves the American Medical Association, UnitedHealth Group, and UnitedHealth's subsidiary, Ingenix.
The case deals with Ingenix's database that many insurers used to determine "prevailing" and "usual, customary and reasonable charges" for out-of-network physician services. New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo investigated the Ingenix database and earlier this year Ingenix and parent UnitedHealth agreed to a settlement with the New York Attorney General's office to resolve what investigators called "an industry-wide investigation into a scheme to defraud consumers by manipulating reimbursement rates."
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"The court's approval is an important step in finalizing a settlement that recognizes UnitedHealth's flawed payment scheme resulted in significant damages to physicians who provided out-of-network care to patients enrolled with UnitedHealth," said AMA Immediate Past President Nancy H. Nielsen, MD.
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Opening Address
How to Address Challenges in the Field of
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Nobuyasu Abe
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New York, New York 10017
The Third United Nations-Republic of Korea
Joint Conference on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Issues
Jeju Island, Republic of Korea
6-9 December 2004
[For delivery on 6 December 2004]
It gives me great pleasure to welcome all of you to the third United Nations-Republic of Korea Joint Conference on Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Issues. I would like first of all to express my most sincere gratitude to the Government of the Republic of Korea for its continued support of the work of the Regional Centre for Peace and Disarmament in Asia and the Pacific and, in particular, for its effort to host this important annual regional security meeting now widely recognized as the Jeju process.
Many of you here today will recall that the theme of last years gathering dealt with Challenges to Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Norms in East Asia. The theme this year, however, focuses less upon the threats themselves than upon the concrete actions that are needed to address such threats. This is a very important distinction that I hope will help focus our deliberations over the days ahead. Our challenging task, in short, lies in the realm of practical action, focusing in four vitally-important areas.
In the field of nuclear and other kinds of weapons of mass destruction, the world faces the task of closing the widening gaps in the non-proliferation regimes.
First gap is the one created by non-parties to the disarmament and non-proliferation treaties. In East Asia, our neighbour to the north is not a party to the NPT nor the CWC. Bhutan, Cambodia and Myanmar are not party to the CWC either. Myanmar and Nepal are the only countries in East Asia that are not parties to the BWC. How can we bring them to become parties to these treaties? Let me ask.
The second gap is a new phenomenon and unfortunately has just taken place in this region. It is a withdrawal from the NPT. Those who crafted the Treatys withdrawal provisions must have thought they would never have to see them actually used. But it happened. The IAEA reported it to the Security Council but the Council has not taken any action on it. Should it be left that way? If the world does not show a firm way to deal with such a breakout, non-proliferation regimes will precipitously lose their credibility and may ignite cascading effects.
Third, there is the verification gap. The IAEA Additional Protocol was devised after the revelation of the Iraqi clandestine nuclear-weapon program to enable the IAEA to verify activities not only at the nuclear facilities reported by countries to the IAEA but also those at related facilities and ultimately unreported sites. The protocol, however, still remains optional or voluntary. The voices are mounting to make the Additional Protocol mandatory under the NPT/IAEA regime. The U.N. Secretary-Generals Advisory Board on Disarmament Matters recommended it, as did his High-Level-Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change. But, will the coming NPT Review Conference do it? If not, how else can we do so? That is the question.
The fourth gap may be called nuclear fuel cycle gap. In recent years we are finding out that surreptitious nuclear aspirants built up their nuclear-weapon production capability under the cover of civilian nuclear fuel cycles. When the NPT was drafted, the production of fissile nuclear material required an advanced industrial infrastructure and large-scale industrial facilities. Today, technology and material have become far easier to obtain, as we have witnessed in the Dr. Khans black market. What can you do to close this gap? Can we internationalize the fuel cycle as Dr. Mohammad ElBaradei proposes? Or, should we seek to limit the fuel cycle to certain well-established countries?
The fifth is the rising concern about the terrorist nexus with WMD. The September 11 attack raised the fear of what will happen if, next time around, terrorists use WMD. This concern recently led to the adoption of Security Council Resolution 1540, which created a new global norm against assistance to terrorist groups in acquiring WMD. In the same resolution, the Council also decided that all States shall take and enforce effective measures to establish domestic controls to prevent the proliferation of nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons and their means of delivery -- a significant step indeed, insofar as it extends a binding non-proliferation obligation even to non-parties of multilateral non-proliferation treaties, thereby obligating all U.N. Member States and any other State to take actions to prevent spread of WMD and their delivery vehicles to terrorist and other non-state actors. Will this resolution be fully implemented? Will it be enough to stop the terrorist from getting their hands on WMD?
Many of these questions may be answered in the First session of this conference but also in its following sessions.
The Second session will address the challenges facing the 2005 Review Conference of the NPT. There are voices saying the Treaty is losing its relevance and the NPT regime is being eroded. The Conference will likely be difficult for a number of reasons. The States Parties have not yet even agreed on an agenda. Can the Review Conference overcome the differences and regain its relevance? Can the Conference come up with a definition to draw the boundaries of what constitutes the legitimate peaceful use of nuclear energy? I would like to put these questions to the President-designate of the Conference, who is here in Jeju, but ultimately it is up to the participants of the conference to make it a success.
The Third session will specifically address several Northeast Asian questions. In a way, the DPRK is a showcase of proliferation questions. There are nuclear, chemical, biological, missile concerns; it is a case of non-compliance, withdrawal, and use of the fuel cycle for weapons purposes. Right now, everybody is counting on the success of the six-party talks. Can the six-party talks work a magic formula to solve all these questions? Can anybody attending this Jeju Conference offer any magic formula? Can the experience of advancing Mongolias nuclear-weapon-free status -- or the Central Asia Nuclear Weapon Free Zone that the Regional Centre of the DDA/UN is helping to establish -- offer any suggestions in this respect?
The Fourth session addresses the problems concerning missiles. We know the Hague Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation. We know the Republic of Korea recently hosted a Plenary of the MTCR. But, while important, their works are all incremental. Still, the Member States of the General Assembly hesitate to acknowledge their works. Under that circumstance, how can we control the proliferation of missiles capable of delivering weapons of mass destruction? How can we secure civil aviation from the threat of MANPADS?
Well, I have thrown many questions. That is the advantage of the first speaker. As we mark next year the sixtieth anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the sixtieth anniversary of the creation of the United Nations, I sincerely hope this conference may shed light to specific ways and means to achieve a world free from the fear of weapons of mass destruction.


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Business 101
Looking for financing? Sometimes you have to bring many backers together
Back in 1995, Bob Burnham, the chief executive of Nortec LLC, needed capital to bring his young company's optical-character-reading technology to new markets. But bankers wouldn't give Nortec, a Wilmington, Del., data-processing company that had about $500,000 in revenues, the time of day. "We were hard to collateralize," notes Burnham ruefully.
Like a growing number of entrepreneurs, Burnham found another, more fruitful option: a so-called layered or structured financing arrangement, in which a company raises money from several sources at or near the same time. Though layered financings have always taken place, until recently they've far more often been the domain of large corporations. What's different now is that because of the vibrant state of the U.S. capital markets, financial deal makers are willing to structure often-complex capital arrangements involving small sums and small companies. That's why these deals have become much more accessible to many growth companies.
Layered-financing deals often include some type of private-equity investment, whether from angel investors, small investment pools, or the venture-capital community. In the best of all worlds, the equity capital is supplemented with bank debt. But other types of money can also get added to the mix, whether through factoring, royalty-based financing, or other debtlike arrangements.
Take Nortec's case. "We raised $100,000 by selling equity to an angel investor," explains Burnham. "Meanwhile, we raised six-figure sums, on two different occasions, from the Delaware Innovation Fund, a private venture-capital fund that makes seed-capital investments in companies based in our state. Those two arrangements gave us the growth capital we needed." At the same time, Burnham adds, Nortec improved cash flow by conducting a sale/leaseback of some computers and worked out a factoring arrangement so the company could borrow against its accounts receivable.
The good news about layered financings is clear. By broadening the scope of your capital hunt and offering interested parties the chance to spread risk around, you can vastly increase your company's potential for fund-raising success. The bad news about layered financings? They're anything but simple, so you need careful preparation before you begin.
Money hunters, beware. There are some pitfalls that can trip up even the most promising layered-financing candidate early on. Poor financial preparation is the biggest one. Rather than putting together a slapdash proposal that might satisfy your friends or relatives--but wouldn't get you through the revolving door of your local bank--you should prepare one well-thought-out package that will meet the toughest standards you'll encounter. If your company's internal financial staff can't handle the work, investigate your outsourcing possibilities, which might include hiring an outside accounting firm or a temporary chief financial officer on a special-project basis.
Rick J. Burrock, the managing partner of Boulay, Heutmaker, Zibell & Co. PLLP, a Minneapolis accounting firm, recommends that your package include audited, up-to-date financial statements, three to five years of business projections, and a solid business plan. "We're working with one now that's about 35 pages long, which is about what you need to be able to give all kinds of potential lenders and investors a comprehensive sense of your business and its prospects," he says.
It's also important that you--or an outside expert--place a realistic valuation on your company's stock. "The key to raising money, especially the part that comes from the private-equity world, is having an accurate valuation for your company," says Ben Boissevain, managing director of E Technologies Associates LLC, a New York City-based investment-banking boutique. "If you're basing your financing efforts and projections on a business valuation that isn't realistic and well documented--or avoiding the valuation issue entirely--the odds are very strong you're going to fail."
Finally, don't expect fast results. "I've been amazed at how long it's taken," confides Brad Galle, the chief executive of Square Earth Inc., a three-year-old New York City-based developer of Web-site applications that had 1997 revenues of $2 million. Galle had hoped to conclude a round of financing relatively quickly--especially once he won an initial commitment from a bank that was willing to be part of a larger package.
Instead, Square Earth spent more than six months pursuing private-equity deals with individual investors. "There's a tremendous amount of back-and-forthing that you've just got to expect when you're trying to bring all these different parties to the table," Galle explains. In fact, Galle ended up selling his company to a larger industry player instead of concluding the smaller private-equity deals.
Throughout all conversations with potential backers and investors, open communication is essential. "These days, the key to carrying out a layered financing is informing everyone, up front, that you know you need some kind of private-equity investment and some kind of debt, and this is how you're going about trying to raise all that different money, and this is the stage you're at now," says Douglas A. Fineberg, a banking-industry consultant based in North Hampton, N.H. One benefit of that kind of openness, Fineberg emphasizes, is that business owners can often involve prospective lenders or equity investors in weighing various options. "You can go to a banker and say, 'If I raise this much from investors, how much could I borrow and what kind of covenants would you insist on? How could I improve the terms or size of the loan?"
If your private-equity investors and lenders (or other financial institutions) know one another through having worked together or by reputation, a preliminary commitment from one may help bring the other aboard. So don't hesitate to drop the names of interested prospects, as long as they haven't absolutely insisted upon confidentiality.
And when that sweet day comes, when you've finally gotten all the right players to commit, steel yourself for one last, tedious round of negotiations. "The best way to make sure that all the different agreements mesh together, and to prevent unexpected problems down the road, is to get everyone together in a room," notes Burrock. "Don't open the door and leave until you're certain that everything fits."
Complicated? No doubt about it. Just ask Burnham, whose angel investor received equity, while his seed-capital funder got a royalty-financing deal with a potential equity kicker; on top of that, there are the terms of the factoring arrangement and of the lease. Still, Burnham's not complaining. "I got the money I needed to start to capitalize on my company's fantastic growth opportunities," he says. And recently, the folks at the Delaware Innovation Fund have started setting up lunch meetings with area bankers for Burnham. So the doors keep opening. And that, after all, is what layered financings are all about.
Jill Andresky Fraser is Inc.'s finance editor.
Before You Start
You'll increase your prospects for success if you answer these questions before approaching prospective investors and lenders:
What type of financing does your company really need?
Participants in a layered financing will want a complete breakdown by specific capital category (growth capital, working capital, project funding, and so on).
Are you aiming to finance only future growth or to clean up past problems, too?
Carrying out a layered financing isn't impossible for, say, a company with cash- flow problems, but the options are more limited. By realistically assessing your situation, you'll save yourself time and the pain of unnecessary rejections.
Have you got the assets to bring a bank into your deal?
One strategy that consultant Douglas Fineberg recommends to boost a weaker candidate's prospects is to try to raise more money than you need. Here's how: Approach private-equity investors first and tell them that you plan to set aside part of their funds to create a tangible cash asset for your company. With that cash as collateral (plus the strength of the company's cash flow and your personal guarantee) you may be able to persuade a banker to lend you the amount frozen in that account plus what you need to meet your overall financing objectives.
Can networking help?
It's always easiest to make one of these deals happen when the parties know and trust one another. So think like a matchmaker. If you sell stock to a key supplier or customer, might he or she be able to bring a banker on board, too? Similarly, selling equity to successful entrepreneurs in related industries could get their bankers interested in you.
And Before You Sign...
If you don't iron out potential problems and conflicts between the various parties involved in a layered financing before getting your hot little hands on the cash, you and your company may regret it afterward. John Egan, corporate partner at Boston law firm Goodwin, Procter & Hoar, warns business owners to pay attention to these important and complex issues:
Reporting requirements. "It's very basic but very essential that everyone agree to accept the same financial-reporting documents," Egan says.
Covenants. Generally, whatever your senior lender insists upon goes. But make certain that there isn't some financial or reporting requirement tucked away in someone else's financing agreement that can jeopardize your valuable relationship with your banker.
Consent. Most parties will insist on the right to approve future financings. Your goal is to make sure that everyone's on the same basic track--and that one party doesn't have the ability to sabotage a deal that's in the company's interest.
Registration rights. These agreements govern the way privately held stock will be handled if a company goes public. Egan says he's seen cases in which an owner has given various financing groups different registration rights--and the differences cause problems when the company wants to sell stock to the public.
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Archigram as Royal Gold Medallist. It's a prospect to relish, not least for the image of the Queen nodding sagely as she thumbs through comic-book images of plug-in cities and buildings on stilts. (Did she consult her eldest son before granting royal consent? ) In offering the perfect excuse to revive much-loved media-friendly images, the choice secures the double whammy of upping the profile of the Gold Medal and rewarding home-grown talent.But it is a mistake to dismiss the move as an easy bid for publicity or a triumph of paper architecture over built work. Archigram's impact on the work of 'real'superstar architects has been well documented, but in challenging fundamental shortcomings of architectural education it has influenced countless others who have gone on to shape our built environment.
Archigram's oeuvre epitomises some of the very skills which are deemed to be lacking in education but essential in the workplace - notably outstanding communication skills and technical competence.
Engaging, witty, and instantly accessible, Archigram drawings are an immediate and comprehensive statement of Archigram ideas. There is no truck with the notion that some concepts are too difficult to explain: if an idea cannot be communicated it may as well not exist.The approach is profoundly egalitarian, but also commercially shrewd - effort spent in seducing the client is time well spent.By taking delight in the potential offered by technology, Archigram made it cool to get excited about materials or to be caught swotting up on structures - a crucial step in the bid to counteract the polarisation between students who are imaginative designers and those who are competent technicians.
It is particularly appropriate that Archigram has been awarded the honour in the year that the RIBA has decided to combine the Gold Medal ceremony with the ceremony for the Silver and Bronze Medals awarded to student work.Bogged down in the interminable debate as to the extent to which architectural education should mimic paid employment, it is easy to forget that practice can be at its best when it most resembles student work.
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We've Been around a Long Time . . .; It Isn't Often We Get the Chance to Celebrate a 260th Birthday - but That's Exactly How Old the News Letter Will Be on Monday. the News Letter Can Claim a Proud Place in the History of the Press as It Is the Only Daily Newspaper in These Islands Which Has Been Published Continuously under the Same Title for Two Hundred and Sixty Years
The News Letter was born on September 1, 1737, when a bookseller named Francis Joy collected a single sheet of paper from a flat-bed printing press and admired his handiwork. He could hardly have imagined that his newspaper, the first in Ulster, would still be publishing 260 years on. Now hailed as Britain's oldest daily newspaper, the News Letter has shared over a quarter of a millennium's history with its readership.
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