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Welcome, honoured guest. I intend, over some time, to place this introductory matter beneath the animated masthead above, on virtually every page of Wilson's Almanac, though possibly it's temporarily missing
(or badly busted, due to my months of non-attention, long away from home in hospital with my Extreme TBI), because many
readers arrive on a certain page here, for their first time,
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