{Historical Circles (4) [continued (5)]}[13th September 1989]

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In this instance* you would look for small circles [sic] at the beginning, each being the first half of the next one. This is reasonably alright so far as C and A~ are concerned (even better if you could stagger them,** like the Greek and Roman cycles, but I’m not sure how this works mathematically) but may be a problem for G~/g~ and M~/m~ (not to mention the diagonals)

– perhaps circle[(/cycle) rotational] direction could alternate?***

*[Sequences of political cycles expanding by doubling – see last previous entry but one]

**[See next journal entry but two, [Redbook6:259][19890913:0927p]{Historical Circles (4) [continued (8)]}[13th September 1989]]

***[See next three journal entries]

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