Cryptogram

Today’s sentence is the first sentence of a Wikipedia article, encoded by substitution: every letter is replaced by another, always the same one, and no letter stands for itself. Spaces and punctuation stay in place, and the article’s topic is given. Three letters are given to get you started. Suggest a plain letter for each coded letter, then check: Curio points out up to three wrong letters, not necessarily all of them. You get three failed checks. A tip: one-letter words are almost always A or I, and short common words such as THE, AND, OF or IS quickly give away several letters. For example, a three-letter coded word that appears several times is very likely THE. At the end, the sentence is shown with a link to the article so you can read more. The cryptogram changes every day at midnight (UTC) and is the same for everyone. Two ways to play Cryptogram: the daily challenge, the same puzzle for everyone, renewed every day at midnight (UTC), one game per day, with a day streak and coins to win; and free play, unlimited, where a new puzzle is drawn for every game, with no reward, so you can practise as much as you like. In free play, the solution is always shown at the end.