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Explain the method behind the sequence below. Exactly how was it created?
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My daughter has four colourful bracelets, each made of six square tiles with numbers from 1 through 6 in the form of dots (just like a die). (Just to clarify, both sides of a tile have the same number ...
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What is this puzzle about? The answer is a five-letter word.
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A set of three special designs of country flags exists. I've given you two of them. What design, of which African country flag, must be placed inside the rectangular figure at the bottom? As usual ...
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Using a calculator identify the equation: $fbE-01\times Log\space 299=3$
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Why is this puzzle of no meaning? (The bottom text is just there to confirm you're right). Hint 1:
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Place a pawn and a knight anywhere on an infinite chessboard. The pawn has stolen a magic carpet that allows it to move one square up or one square right each move. The knight can move as usual. The ...
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This is my own. The solution is a single noun. Clues to the two parts: pioneered by Xerox not a song
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Twilly Twonka, just like his famous cousin, has a chocolate factory, where he produces n types of chocolates. Every year, he invites kids from around the world to share his chocolates with them. In ...
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This is part 13 of A Holiday to Remember..., a 14-part puzzle hunt. Each part is solvable on its own, with the exception of the meta-puzzle at the end. The answers to puzzles 1-13 are all locations in ...
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There is a special award given for anyone who can create themselves using only themselves! But there is a catch: I was declared the hard limit for all possible candidates and everyone who exceeds me ...
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Place 6 crosses in a 3*3 grid such that no 3 crosses are in the same row, column or diagonal. I tried solving this without any trial and error. I couldn't solve it this way but was able to narrow it ...
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Make sense of this thread from beginning to end:
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Joy was first. Then a vivid wave of nostalgia. The message yanked my mind right back to those old days in the Unix lab. I saw him, headphones on, fingers locked on the home row as he jumped around the ...
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This is part 12 of A Holiday to Remember..., a 14-part puzzle hunt. Each part is solvable on its own, with the exception of the meta-puzzle at the end. The answers to puzzles 1-13 are all locations in ...
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