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Navigate with the tabs at the side. Yes, I know they look wonky but I don't know how to fix it. I've done it with an essay theme, aren't I clever? *pause* That was rhetorical, you didn't need to actually answer.

Oh yeah and for Firefox-ers, the "Intro" link
somehow doesn't work. FYI.

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