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FROM THE FRONT

Looking back is often an entertaining thing; sometimes fun, sometimes not. I’m not greatly given to nostalgia, but am as prone to donning a set of designer rose-tinted specs as anyone else. Mostly, though, I find a lot of amusement in the way things were – or at least the way they were according to my memory.

At one point, sometime in the late 1970s, a

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