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For the first time since New Scientist started publication in 1956,
its circulation has reached six figures. In fact, the official audited circulation
for the first half of this year was 100 622. During the first half of 1988
the average circulation was 97 337. We now need only 899 378 more people
to buy the magazine each week to notch up another big zero.