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Chiswick Chap, I'm going back to recent GAs I've promoted and running spotchecks. Earwig claims that "In the fall of 1998, John Abbott, a former investment banker at Citicorp and a yoga practitioner, bought the magazine and brought in Kathryn Arnold as editor-in-chief. In January 2000, they redesigned and relaunched the magazine" is taken almost verbatim from here. I suppose it's possible they took that paragraph from us, but if not, can you rephrase?
