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A puzzle that involves tiles (or the concept of tiles) in the shape of 2x1 rectangles, divided into 2 squares, each containing 0 to 6 spots. It may require knowledge of general rules of the game, Dominos, or it may simply use the number of spots, on the tiles, as clues for a solution.
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Monday's Unmatched Donimoes Problem
Since the 'donimoes' are limited to moving along their long axis, I believe this can be done in 12 moves as follows:
Visually:
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Fridays's Unmatched Donimoes Problem
This was tricky! (The top right corner is particularly difficult to manoeuvre, avoiding putting the 2's and 1's together. The 0's and 1's at the bottom also pose similar problems...)
A winning set of …
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Piece de Resistance - Two Boxes, Two Boxes of Letters
With a friendly nod to @jafe (who came very close), since an hour has gone by I figured it was fair game to post my own independent solution… Didn't want to be seen as sniping or piggy-backing!
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Catch 21: Lies in Advertising
The lie is:
After all:
Extended answer: Furthermore, as @LannyStrack points out in comments:
But there's still more!
Explanation of logic for deducing points in the spoiler block above:
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