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PERSONAL
Hands the
on
under£100
computers
I
IR-5.
A
maxim
which
eloquentlydescribesthe
Brother RS-232C
interface,the
HR-5 is
compatible with BBC,
Spcr:trurn, Orie,
Dragon,
Atari
and most
other
home
Less
than
a
footacross,it's nonethelessloadedwith computers and popular
software.
Perfectl
/,ortable,the
battery
or mains
operatcrl
y
features.
HR-5
weighs
ess
than
4
lbs,
and has
a
starting
price
Th
e
litt le
P-
int
er
t
h
at's
low
o
n d
ecibe
ls.
r
There's
one
thing the
HR-5
won't give
you.
of
only £159.95
(inc
VA~
Which
is
reall
something to shout abouL
y
Earache.
For the annoying
'clickety clack' many
printers
Pi
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RI\I\RMBII
BROTIUR
produce
is mercifullyabsent from the HR-5.
IIR Sl'Rl,
TI
R
Quietly
eff,cien~it
delivershigh defmition
dot
matrix
text over
80 columns at 30
characters
per
second
(maximum~
Tex t
or g
~phi
cs
with
case.
The
HR-5
also
has
something
of an artistic benL
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Monitor
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ments, page
3~Triptych
boosts
brain
power. page
4;
and
Apple brings the
Big Mac to 1hc
U
K.
page
6.
Prices
plummet. quality take
s
quan-
Septembe
15 1984
r
MENU
No78
Atari advice
Extend
the
ran
$e
of
yo
ur
Atar
i
with
some
sou
nd
advice and
routin es.
22
Do
yourse
lf
a favour and
join us at
Olympia next week
.
PCWShow
5
PERIPHERALS
Smith
Corona 's
new dai
sywhecl
pr
in-
ter
matches
its low
pr
ice
and letter
quality
with user friendl
ine
ss.
Daisvchain
28
Readers
give
their
views on
the
microcomputing
scene
and we pay£ 10
to
the best.
Random
Access
7
Routinelnquiries 10
~u~?
a
c?o~:!/~cJJ::\~~~
J't"J~
team
of expert s.
The ups and downs of
the
UK
"s
favourite
games
and machines
charted
1
PCN
Charts
11
COVER
STORY
Th
e
price and the
size of
portable
computers
are shrinking fast.
You'
ve
got to hand
it
to
Casio
and Psion
-
th
ey've bot
h
produced
sub-£
100
port·
able micros that fit in
your
fist.
Colourful
ske
tche
s
on
the
Co
mmod·
ore 64
is th
e
promise
of
Super Sketch.
64crayons
31
·
Hands
up!
24
SOFTWARE
DBase
Ill
is
smarter. friendlier and
more accompli
she
d than its
famous
sibling.
here.
Reade rs
share
their technical know-
how
and
get
a fiver
for every
hint in
Microwaves
15
Three'slucky
34
print.
SPECIALS
GAMEPLAY
Which
books
arc worth paying
good
money
for?
Our reviewers pick
four
off
the
shelves.
Readout
16
A hip-hop aclion
game
for
you
1
1ype
0
into
your Spectrum.
An original
scenar
io
and an
addictive
challenge both draw
prais
e
from
two
PCN
gamesters.
BankRaid
18
Amstrad
36
~a~\~
.
action
Th
e shape of
things
to
co
me. We
look
at the
new
softw are
before
it
arrives in
the
shops.
Commodore64
PROGRAMS
37
game
and
capers
in
SoftwarePre-View 33
Spectrum
Another
set-back for
the trad
itional
English
pu
b:
dominoes for the Spec-
trum.
40
And
good
buytoa
ll
that
-
microco m·
pul
ing
bargains
o
n
our scco
ndhan
d
page.
Can
you afford
to
miss it?
Billboard
43
An
hilarious
exit
from the
good
humour
page and
a
few dates for
the
diary.
PCN SEPTEMBERl51984
Quit/Datelines
48
l,ltyMSkinMf'
Mastcrlromc. pioneer
of cheap
games.
lookshkcl) to
set standards
in
quality
as
well as
prtCCfor the resl
of
1hcsoftwa
re
market
10
follow.
lh
release
of
Ch,llcr
for
thc
Commodore
6J
seb
a
new
s1an·
dard
or
cheap
game~
"'h1ch
other
arc
houses
....
ould do well 10
soft
....
look
at. and w11h
~c
1rep1da1ton.
Ch
1
llcr('()';IS
(1.99.
1hcd1"k \Cr,.t0n
£.5.99, and
the
game
1"a wmnc
r
.
Bascdloosclyon the filmllm
llcr
the program uses
an
interruJN·
dm·cn ,·c r..1on
of
1hc Michae
l
JacksonM>n_g.Yo
ur1ask1s10rescuc
)·our gulfr1cnd from a
haun1cd
housc.1llcrcarcfi\'Cscrecns.cach
Chillerturnson heat
\\1th
good graphics,
:md
at£).
99
it's
a
steal.
If
MastenronK:
can oontmuc to
produce games of
the
standard of
Chiller for
thts
price other soft·
ware
houses
"'ill
be
hard
pu!>hcd
Sort"are
house
s
such
:b CRL
and
Amrog
and othco.
""htCh reccn1ly
formed Omega Soft" are to sell
games
that arc
001
con,,dered to be
...,orth the
a\·crag,c £6
-
£10
prl«'·tag, cou
ld
be
m
for a
nasty
shock. Virgin
has
already been
forced
to
rc~pond with
lb
older
111ks
.
MaslertrontC's
future plans
elude
a
range of educational game~
featuring
Mr
Tronic.
a
character
created b) one
Qf
the
company
's
d1rcc1ors. Chiller programme".
including
1hc
son
ofa
Ma)tenrom
c
d1rcc1or. signed a
liccn">mg
deal
11,1th
M1rrorsoft last
)Car
.
and a
64
games des
igne
r ...,
be issued
from
ill
M1rror,;of1
m
the near
fu1urc
The
designer was used for much or
Ouller. and the programmers were
respons1hle
for the unexpanded VtC
20
Game
s
DeMgncr, d1smbu1cd by
Galac1kSof1ware
.
Mas1crtromc
reckon$ to
h:n
e
sold O\er half a m1lhon
tapes
since
IIS
11\Ctpt1onJUSI
">IX
monlhs
ago.
The comr,an)'
1
no"
1m·oh
cd in a
">
maJor
expor1 dri\·e
artd
ha!>M: up
1
d1s1r1bu1ion
dea
ls
in
1hc US and
A
sc\
·cral
European counmcs
Mster company.
Maslc rtrom
c
Inc
has
been
SCI
up to handll'
US
sales,
'A-hereMastc rtronicgamcsw1
Jlrcta1I
foruodcrSIO.
A\·cr
agc
US rates
in
the
S20
to$..30dollar
rang
e.
It
seems 1ha1
C\'Cn
cheap games
arc subject 10 piracy.
Mastcrtromc
has c,,
1
dcnce of lov.·IC\CI ooun1cr·
fc1tmg m
!lull.
but
1hc
pirated
coptes are selling
for
£1.99. the
same price as the ongmals.
Pe
rhaps
10....-cos1
sor1"'::ue "'ill dme the
pirates
out
of
hus
inc~
Mastcrtromcopened
up 1nApril
and set a
1rend;
bul
Wit
Smith's
clearance
sa
le
or 50p programs
Ls
probably rock·bonom.
HomeCurrys
The
Curr)'s group
1s pultmg
out of
business machmcs
a
nd
closing
dov,n
jL<,
Micro-C
computer store!>,
but
cxpandmg for all
it's worth
in
home
oomputcn..
All the
530
stores in
the
Currys
chain
....111
stock
1he Spee·
trum
and
Commodore
6J
and.
depend mg
on the amount of room
ava
ilable.
the
Commodore
16.
Acorn
Electron. Tmh1ba
1
-IX·IO
and the BBC B.
Del
ivery
of
the Tmh1ba HX
·
IO.
an
MSX machme, 1s
expcclcd
around
September
20.
at leas!
ten
da)'S before other stores.
1llcCl6issecn
asbcmga
maJor
Ch
nstmas
seller. Curf)~ stores
should
ha,·c
astocl. ofCIM by
the
las1 wecl. m
September.
Currahgives 64 a voice
Curra
h. the
people
who brought
)'OU
the
Spectrum
M1crospccch
speech
~yn1hcsiscr. has
now
re·
lef;c~~~t~;o::=~~~
clear
screen) and.
u\mg the
SAY
command.
s.3)~
....
hate,·er phrase
follows.
(hi,;h:~i~:.):a:~
....
:~~on~:~:
0
d"'"''·••d•nd«dm"''"
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5
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s:a~r b~~
c:~;r
i~~~d
l~a~
1hat
plugs
into the
,idcosod.el
.
64
uscrs11,houscamoni1or...,1llnccda
10
:a:::~aa~t~~/~/!::
them
6;:
At the double
IBM should by
now
ha\e set
a
new
world
record
hybnngingitsncwPC
:!n\i~s::;i~:~,;~a~~~~ssthana
The
usuall)
ponderous
IBM
last
r=::--
--;:~---
Tiie
Fullc-r ke)board 11
\'CS, A new
oompan).
Nordte Ke)·boords. has
bough1
t
he rights lo manufaclurc
and distribute the
contro\ersial
keybo
a
rd 1n the
wake of Fuller',
crash(issuc76).
Bu1 Nord
IC
"'ill not be 1aking
on
Fuller's
debts, "hich is
bad
flC\l,'S
for
the
cstm1ated 230customcrs
whose
cheques
...,ere
cashed
by
Fuller but
who ne\·er rca:
1,·ed
a ke)·board.
Wi1h the
change of 011,'ncr
comes
an
11npr0\ed
dc!>lgn ror
1he
FDS.
This
aims
lo
overcome problems
with lhe
keyboard crashing
prog·
alters
the layout
of some
rnmsand 11
kcyt.
Nordic is
a
sister company
10 the
manufaclured
the
firm that
keyboards
for
Fuller
and
11is keen
·1ves
Fuller
1
on
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:1:..~n~SII~,,!~
~l:h~n~!;~s;:e~
to male
li.ilhng
3
=~t
1
woman gracdully
refused to uy
~:u:c7h~:~c:~:;:;:11hi:
:~~~.n,wwoo<k,,,nd,,sth,
The
Ars US launch
....
assc,cra
l
mon1hs la,cr
than
planned - an
1n1crnat 1onal launch
had
been schc·
dulcdforMay,
IBM
normallytali.cs
three
mon
ths
or
more
10
announ«
productso\
·crscas.
but
1nth
1sca~
11
seems ccrtam lo
haw
ach1cwd a
personal
best.
The AT with an
ln1cl
80286.
256K.
and 1.2Mb
on
disl.cttc costs
S3.995.11
has
set
1heca1 among the
pigeons on
1
US
marl..cl
and has
he
"'on
the awed adm1rat1on
of
various
sycop
hants
and
1ndus1ry
anal)~ts
.
Des.ides
PCDOS 3.0.
11
runs Xenix,
an
mcreasm
g
l)
popular vemon of
1he
mult1-uscr multHask Umx
The
prompi
amval
of
1he
AT
oon1ras1s sharply with the
con·
unu
cd
non-appearance here of
the
PCjr
POi
S(PTEMBER
151984
10
avoid
1hc m1!>t:il.es1ha1 Fuller
made.
Firstly it
aims
10 produce
suffi·
cicnt
keyboards to meet
demand.
'We arc satisfied
1hat we
can
meet
the
heavy
demand
I
hat 11,e
expect
m
the
run
up 10
Chnstma">, · said
John
managmgdncclor
.
Gray.
NordK"'!>
Secondly,
11
v.ill not
be
handling
ma1l-ordersak,.
hut
v.111
d1s1nbu1e
d1rcci to dealers. ·we ha\e
&)
al
the
moment
and
the hst
1s
expandmg.'
s.aidMrGray.
At1hough NordtC has
boogh1
he
1rading name,
toohng. stocl and
cop)r1ght
from Fuller'!>hqu,dator 11
was
reluctant
10
take lhe debts.
$3.
·we los1
n'IOney
ourseh·es."
ld
fulter
rDS
k.,-bNnl
-
Nordk
pleb
Mr
Gray. 'and
we
can't afford
£13.CXX>o...,cd customers·
to
.....
.......
Longarm of BT
ly
RalpliB.ncroft
f-----
Al~l
unnohccd. 11has become a
cnm,nal offence- 10 auach
un
·
appro,cd equipment lo
tl}c public
1ckcommumca11on">ne1"'ork
.
BrrnshTdecomla">tweekdcm
cd
rumour
s
tharnwa
s
planmng
acrac
l
down on people using
unapprowd
modem
s a
nd
other
1clcco mmunica·
1Kln">cqu
pment
.
1
Dul
fcar)oftoughcrcnforccment
rcmam.
folloY•mg
key
\Cellons of
chc
Tclcrommun,ca11ons Act rom·
1ng mto
force
la'it mon1h
Undcr1heAct
11,
... forthcfir)I
time.
a
crimma
l
offence
10
auach
unappro,
edeq
u,pm
en1.
Prew
oosly
Bnt1">hTelccomrehedonthethrcat
of d1sconnect10n
1
odca
lw11ho£fcn·
----~
dcrs or. in C'XlremC'
ca.!>C'>.
111001..
people
to
cour1 for stealing
us
dcctrici1y.
Now
a cnmmal
prehecut
1
can
on
be brought by a local
T
rading
S1andards
Offteer.
BT
o
r the De-
partmcnt of Trade and
lndu
s
tr)
Anyone
found gu•h)
w1\l
be liable
to
a fine of
up lo
£2.000
It 1">re
lat1\el)
eaS) for
BT
lo
find
oul
,f
you·rC'
U">m
unaulhonscd
g
equipment
hlc
an
unapprowd
mode m.
The
lmc 1e,tmg
equip·
men1
1t
USC)
i">
n..,tl\e
enough
to
sc
dc1ect -hc1h
er
a )ub">(nber
ha
s
mor
e
1han
JUSl
a smgle phone
au ached
to the hoe.
A quick
chccl o( its
reco rds
would rc\eal -nether the
subscri -
------
---------------;
her
ha
s
had
the
add1t1onal
cqu1p·
men1 install
ed
b}
BT
lb
sus
p1e
..
arou.!>Cd,
could
ton
BT
send
:rn
engineer round
10
)Our
housctoehc
cl)
·ourphonc
Tht:
t:xtcnt to which
BT
,,.111
u..c
th1'>
procedure
lO
launch
a
dchbcr-
ate clamp-down remain'>
to be !ICCn
thou
gh some people 1h,nk
II
unl
ike·
I)'.
'Our cngmeers h:l\C
go1
hc11cr
thmg
s
to do.'
~1,d one
Bl
'iOUfCC
.
But with the
rap,d 1ocrca!>C
1he
in
use
of
modem,
h)'
micrn users
and
the
lcng1hyapproval
proccdur<:sor
the Bnt
1
Appro\al Board
for
">h
Tclccommumca11on">(1">'>Uc52).BT
co
uld
decide
that 1hc
numbcn.
of
unappro\
Cd modem
,
mu~
-a
r-
ranls action
QLsoftware
explosion
onthe way
Th
ird
parl)
soflwarc for
lhc
OL
looks .!>Cl surface M>On
BriSl<>l-
1
0
ba~d
Mctxomco
(0272
.i287Sl)
h:t">J0
~d
m
l'l1thana~mblcrdue
1
for
launch
m
Oc
1
obcr for
1he
Smda1r
S)")cm
l
Thcsoflw arc
houses at least
see
m
lo
be Cal.mg
the
OL
scriousl )
as a
bu">n'ICSS
machme
-
Mctaromco"s
ai,..cmblcr
,,.111
co..t £59
95, an
d the:
l1nle
OL
~f1w.:arc
about
curre
nll)
~em)
10
be
com,ng
,n
;11around
(J0.-(5().lnM>mcc,1-.c">th"-•llbe
1hc
·nc"
machine
on
the
markc1 .
1al,;e1hc monc)
and
run'
s)ndro
me
mopcra11on,bu1from1hc!iQUndo(
the
Mctacomco
pacLage
it\
mo re
a
cascofq
ua
li1ycO">b
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1
1
1
~~:n
~~;to
rnc;:~
~r:1~~!/
an~
:~
no w
gomg
lhrough
bela
lesl mg
Watl'h th1'>
space
for a renew
Hewson
heads
for Avalon
I
lc"'·'>O
Consullanb
1sbro adcnm,g
n
its
outlook.
Lase
-eel
saw
the rdca..c
of
A\al
o
n,
an
·arcade-a
dventure'
1haf
s
a far cry from
program'> hkc
the
Sc,dabb
Anack
scnes
and
I
le"'·
son's
flight progra ms Bui 1C1>001
so
fJr from the
gra
phic..
and
IC'(!
ad,·c111ureF11n1
s
1a
Diamond.
OO'A'
a
3\ a,lable fort
he BUCa nd
Elcc1ron,
though without •he
,graphics.
being
sold
in
Fantasia
Diamond i'>
Europe
and
hai,
been
tran
sla1ed
into
French
and
Dutch
A\alon ,s
ca~1cs110
,mag,nc
as a
c
ross
bcl\\CCn
Al
chc
m1s1and Atil'
A lac
.
Youpla}
the
par1ofthcas1ral
pro1ce11on
of
Maroc lhe magician.
mmmg
around
A,alon\
255
loca-
lmns depicted m
JO
Hewson ,s spurnmg Smda,r
's
M.Crodm
·c
m
ra,·our
of
Ro tronic'i,
Wa
fadm
c
.
.M,crodn\
e ca
rmdg
e
dupl1cat10n
~h
were blamed
for
this mo\
e,
1ogethcr v.11h
doubts
abo
u1
cartridge
rc hab,ht)
.
New
ga
mes
will be
rclea""d
on ca-.seuc
a
nd Wafadm
·e '
wafers
".
and some
of
1hc
e
xisting ra nge
of
llcl'l'SOn
software
will
be
put
onto
the
format
11
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W H Smith
hitsthe road
withAdvance
Cortex
II
-
baild-1-,ourwtl
in
16-WbfromPowertran.
Th
e
Ad\.tnc-c86p>e">Onthe road
,n
a ~ncs
of Compu
1cr
Exh1brnon
e\cnmgsorgam'ICd
b)
Wit
Sm
11h.
Dunng the
e\
·cn
ing
)Ou'
ll
be
able
to
use
an Ad\
·ancc
and
g<'tad\
,cc:
on
soft"':ue
and
add-o
ni,
for
1hc
machmc. Co
nfirmed
\Cnues
arc
at
W II
Sm,th
,hopi,
at
Bradford.
Bro.1d-
ay (12
September);
a
nd
F:urficld ll
all~. Cro)do
n
(J
I
Oc
1ober)
Ot
her,cnuc~
and
dat
e\
ha,c no1
)'Cl
been
conf
irmed .
bu1
the uh1bi-
uon
will
lour
the
coun
lr
) unu
l
Fcbruar) 1985. For
further
m-
format
ioo
contacl 01
-353
0277.
lf1h
e Cro)don
\
Cn uc
1,,m
yg
u1
dc
from
)OU">ould
lool
oul for
namc
l>
h
1heo ld
rocl tourcircun
-Co
lston
.
J)c
Mont
fort.and
Free Trade
.
CortexII boxes16-bit brain
Po-cnrnn
C}bernetK'S
has
laun·
chcd
wha1 ,s probab ly the
cheapest
W,tha
l6'b11micromoncycanbu)
s
1artmg pri
ce of only
£'299plu'>VAT
the
Cortex
II
offers a
rcs,dem
B:mc
.
a bm
l1-m
Asscmblcr
1D1s·
assemb
ler,
and
interfa
ces
(or
ca,-
sc:ue.
TV
and
RS232C. The
on
ly
s
nag ,s that
you
mus 1 build
the
machm
c
)OUn,clf from a
l.11 Thi
'>
.
rould turn
out
m
be
a
s
tron
g se
lling
pomt
a
mong members
of
the
Soldenng Apprcc1a1,on
Soc1
ct}
J\
num
ber or opll()nal extras are
a\'ailablc for1hcCortc'(
II 1nclud1ng
interfac
es
for RGB
and Oopp) d1~l
dri\CS.
Pov.cnra n
-.J)''
'iOfflC
c~pen·
m
Cl'IC('of ekc1romc
con">l cuon
L)
needed
lO pu1 1he
machmc
togC'ther, but
a
he
lp
and
rep
air
scrv
1c 1)a\
a
1
c
l,1blcJu'>
mca~you
t
gc
1s 1ucl.
Details
from
Po-crtran
(026.i)
&i455
Crisisloomsin games
trade
8y
o..MGwfft
Thchnc)Ofsupplythatpu1soft-are
in10 lhe
shops are
1al,;mg
another
ba1tcnng as
manufacturers. d1stri·
bu1orsandshop-Lcepcrssquarcup
to
each 01her
Onl)'
three wC'eks
aao
Pris m
pullcdoutofsoftwarcd1
s1r1bu1ton.
Anot0Crlcadmgsof1v.arcd1s1nbu·
1or.Wcb!.tt:rs,isnow
co
mmgundcr
fircasallthchnLsm1hechamlryto
h\
·e
-11h the
slump
m demand that
ha
s
hit 1hc
software
indu
stry
th,s
summer.
Wcbstcrs, the middle man
be·
1wccn the
l>Oft-arc
producer
and
stores
hkc IJoots
a
nd Keib
tha1 sell
PCN SEPTEMBER IS 1984
)OU
the
goo<h.
ha'>
been crnic1~d
(Of'
1hc term
s
under -hlCh 11
trades
But
01ve
D,gb)
·Joncs.
l}cadofthe
company. defended
11spohcy:
'We
arc an hones1
broler. i,upportmg
both the retailer
and
the
suppbcr.
lf"'c'rc 1oco n11nuc. w,hich -c
full)'
intend to
do.
v.c musi
be
free
to
deal.'
l
lcall>01ssucdawarmngtha1ha
s
far-reachin
g
unphcatmn
s
for
users
m 1he
chotcc and a\·a1lab1hty of
software
they
can cxpccl: 'Unks.s
the rC'ta1cn.,
1hc
wholesalers
and
l
1hcmanufac1urersgc11ogcthcrand
C\C'rybody
givC)wayaht1lc1twiUbc
ld1101hc
s
urvival
of1he fille)t.
·
The
summer
has
bee
n
a
bad one
for
soft-ar e compamc, a
nd
11-torc
ownc~al1lc,
and
II
lool'iasthough
d1stnbuton.arcgc11mg111n1hcnccL
from
both l>tdci,.'
A
101 of
people
h:t\'C
ended up
O\eMlocked,
'
~
id
Mr Digby.Jone
s,
v.ho
,sa
lso!oCC ·
rct
ary
of
1hc
G
mld
of
Soft-arc
D,s tnbutor'>
.
llc
con
tras ted
th
is
v.11h
carhcr
boom u
mes
-hen
retailers
enJO)·cd high
d1!loCOu
n1s
and
manufa
ctur C'n.OOU
rl·cl..onon
ld
high rt:lurn
">
Nov.
~
me
of
the
.
rc1a,lcrsarebc1ngforccdou1of1hc
bu~mc~. and
undcr-cap
1
1ahxd
sofl
v.are
hou,;,es
ar
c fech
ng
the
pinch
·w
e
all face
1hc
problem'>
of
pracy,
of smal ler rcta
ilcn.
gomg
under, and
larger
relailcn.
maLmg
qune
hca\') dema
nd,,'
he
~
,d
.
'
Now·-e arefac
mg rcahsm
'
A cr1s1
has
been klom1ng
for
the
s
soft-arc
industry
throughout
the
summe
r. _,
th some
wC'll·known
name
s and
SC\crnl smaller
ones
going
out
of bus
mc ">
.
All the
S
par1,cs
arc lool
mg
1
a
bum per
0
Chmtma'> 10
sec
them
out of
the
woods.
bul
Mr
D1gb)·Jon
cs
said
1ha 1hcv.asll)mgtosetupasenesof
meetings 10 ens ure that a
sho
n-
term
1mpro\cmentdocsn'tobscure
the
senous
nchof
1hc
pr
oblem.
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