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by David Profumo
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The games boom of the early 1970s was partly characterised by a glut of two-player abstracts resembling Chess, to the extent that your aim was to capture your opponent’s principal King-like piece by m
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Chartarumludentist Anthony Wilkins [FT458:63] may wish to visit China. While living there in 2005 I found so many discarded playing cards on the ground that I was able to assemble a unique deck of 52
I can just remember trolleybuses as our last service trundled down the tracks in the autumn of 1966. My grandfather called them “trackless” buses as he remembered the old tramcar “rattlers”. This love
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