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Who stole the cake?

The (surprising) answer is ... Because With that in mind:
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Who stole the cake?

In answering this question, I have made a number of assumptions: A) That the cake was stolen by exactly one person. B) The thief was one of five people interviewed. C) That the lies spoken are ...
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Colourful Scenery

Gladys is in First let's look at If it were Now let's look And we know There is no way Then, Now we notice From here Then we
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A Trivial Pursuit #12 (Sports and Leisure 2/4): Logic Boat

The 6-letter word that can be extracted is: The solution path:
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Pokemon battle puzzle: Chansey vs Wobbuffet

One detail that was missing from the question is what abilities both Pokémon have. Assuming standard abilities (i.e., Shadow Tag for Wobbuffet and Natural Cure or Serene Grace for Chansey), these do ...
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Logic and Geometry Problem #5: does Savage Go have cycles?

I don't have a rigorous proof, but here's my take on it: Every turn, the board ends up with one more stone on it unless a player is unable to play every stone. If each player can play all of their ...
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Logic and Geometry Problem #5: does Savage Go have cycles?

A cycle on a degenerate case is possible: Similar idea can probably be done on larger boards, but need to show the build up until the cycle steady state.
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Very small regional Yajilin

The completed grid: The solve path:
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Very small regional Yajilin

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Nonogram with story

The solved nonogram: The clear squares finish the story. As the dice come to a
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Justifying a redouble

East should This is because
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A Problem in Research using Logic

Ignore statements 1 and 5, and let Boolean variable $x_p$ indicate whether paper $p$ is poor. Then statements 2 through 4 can be expressed as: \begin{align} \lnot x_D &\implies (\lnot x_B \lor ...
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“Pickled Walnuts” Logic Problem

Here is my take on it. In a more human-readable form and, well, I don't get the same conclusion. and The conclusion is: And you can note that sentence 1 is not necessary to reach that conclusion.
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What are the largest and smallest numbers in decimal base in this special Sudoku?

The highest value is: The lowest value is:
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Mexican Standoff -- 4 way

Disclaimer: These general observation about the 3-player version maybe helpful to appreciate the complexity of the generalized game, but I think for given accuracies the exotic cases do not matter, ...
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“Pickled Walnuts” Logic Problem

From these statements, we can conclude that This can be determined by: This gives us:
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What was the date of Michael's birth?

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Mexican Standoff -- 4 way

You should choose Explanation: Notes:
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Mexican Standoff -- 4 way

Given that everybody knows the probabilities and everybody keeps their gun for the next rounds, it would be best to be Because Starting from round 2 And of course round 3(when there are only 2 ...
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