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Greetings Clarks

Clarksville Citizens, a very warm and joyous, happy new year to each and every

one of you. I hope that list of resolutions is starting to form and I hope like myself that I can

stick to them this year. There's not much news to report so I'm just going to jump right into the first story of the month and of the year.

The piece is titled The Algorithms of Value, and is by Clark's World Favorite, Robert Reed.

Since winning the first annual L. Ron Hubbard writers of the Future Contest in 1986, and being a finalist for the John W Campbell Award

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