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1986 Old Farmer's Almanac
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Reproduced here are various Mathematical Puzzles from The Old Farmer's Almanac, published continuously since 1792. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.

1986

No. CXCIV (194th)

How Come No Two Snowflakes Are Alike?, by Chet Raymo	108
Old and New Mathematical Puzzles	190

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1986 Old Farmer's AlmanacTable of Contents

1986 Old Farmer's Almanac
Table of Contents