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Sure it's not something you're overlooking? Haven't encountered it myself. Sometimes in constraint puzzles, one clue is also that there is a unique solution. S
by matsemann 4y ago
Sure it's not something you're overlooking? Haven't encountered it myself.
Sometimes in constraint puzzles, one clue is also that there is a unique solution. So if doing one choice implies that some other choice can be arbitrary, that's not the solution.
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