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A puzzle that requires formal logical deduction to arrive at the solution. This suggests more than merely reasoning through clues to find an answer (you might want [situation] for that).
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A mathematician's coffee alphametic
Assuming that a letter can have the same value as another letter, these are some lazy solutions.
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Five coloured doors, which leads to freedom?
White can't be the door to freedom because it is not possible for it to be three doors away from Green. None of Green, Red and Yellow can be the door to freedom since the descriptions of their locatio …
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