Reopen Tabs in Safari

Using 10.8, and Safari 6.0. When I relaunch Safari, I would like the tabs I had open to reopen, automatically. I know I can choose "reopen windows from last session". Not what I want to do. I know there are probably some key combinations that work. Not what I want to do. If it's in the Safari Preferences, I can't find it. Thanks for any help.

I've just upgraded - I now notice that the option (Safari, General) for "Safari opens with: All windows from last session" that was present in 5.1.7 is no konger there in 6.0.
Is there a command line tweak to re-enable this?

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