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GNU Emacs 18.53.11 on NeXT 1.0.1
Same problem on 18.55 on HP and 19.1 on sugar-bombs.

It appears that the effect of recenter is deferred in a funny way.

Create a buffer with more lines in it than can be displayed at one time.

Now execute

	(progn (goto-char (point-max))
	       (recenter -1)
	       (goto-char (point-min)))

The screen display is what you'd expect from the (recenter -1), but
with point halfway down the screen !  i.e. the effect of the last
goto-char is annulled by some deferred effect of recenter.

This may look contrived.  But in fact, it is (simplified version of) a
real problem.  I'd set up my M-> to recenter under certain
circumstances.  This works fine as long as you don't type ahead or use
keyboard macros, but if you type ahead (for instance) M-> C-u 200 C-p
(while another command is still executing) you end up in the wrong
place!  Same effect if you put a M-> in a keyboard macro....

	-s