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PostPosted: Wed Jun 11, 2008 6:55 pm 
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There are three difficulties to choose from.
All three puzzles have the same solution.

A) Apprentice (mainstream edition).
B) Master (63 Intersections, 2 Naked Pairs, 5 Naked Triplets, 1 Naked Quad, 1 Skyscraper in g2). Select to view GRID numbers. @jsmif: Due to its time of occurrence, finding the Skyscraper should not be a problem.
C) Guru (119 Intersections, 5 Naked Pairs, 8 Naked Triplets, 9 Naked Quads, 1 X-Wing, 1 Swordfish, 3 Skyscraper, 4 Turbot Fishes, 1 Finned X-Wing, 1 Finned Swordfish, 1 Grouped Swordfish (222), 2 Grouped TF, 2 XY-Wings, 1 XY-Chains up to 5 links, 1 XY-X-Chains up to 3 links).



Regular Clueless Explosion #7A (Apprentice)

Rating based on required solving techniques:  Moderate

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000500008000000000079003006006090000000800100004001097002040000000007003060000009
000060000009000000703800609004200000000000006071004030000000000000400200090300054
000007090000000002004600008700001400009000000000060021006005000900000800000310000
007000040000002800000001000000080000901000000008000037000008964200006000080900000
000001000300000000200000703005060900000200000000090624003000090008000100002037005
000000000000000003900006004400001000800007002000000010000009730200000000010034000
700200000002000400000600003000017080000800000900000007809006050000009004060000000
000006000000000800020000300100000000003400100005001402634050000000609200000000003
000300009000000000098000001060000040400006007000070050600500000001008005000007206



Regular Clueless Explosion #7B (Master)

Rating based on required solving techniques:  Barely Extra Hard

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000500008000000000079003006006090000000800100004001097002040000000007003060000009
000060000009000000703800009004200000000000006071004030000000000000400200090300054
000007090000000002004600008700001400109000000000060021006005000900000800000310000
007000040000002800000001000000080000901000000008000037000008964200006000080900000
000001000300000000200000703005060900000200000000090624003000090008000100002007005
000100000000000003900006004400001000800007002000000010000009730200000000010034000
700200000002000400000600003000017080000800000900000007809006050000009004060000000
000006000000000800020000300100000000003400100005001402634050000000609200000000003
000300009000000000098000001060000000400006007000070050600500000001008005000007206



Regular Clueless Explosion #7C (Guru)

Rating based on required solving techniques:  Ultra Hard

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000500008000000000079003006006090000000800100004001097002040000000007003060000009
000060000009000000703800009004200000000000006071004030000000000000400200090300054
000007090000000002004600008700001400109000000000060021006005000900000000000310000
007000040000002800000001000000080000901000000008000037000008964200006000080900000
000001000300002000000000703005060900000000000000090624003000090008000100002007005
000100000000000003900006004400001000800007002000000010000009730200000000010034000
700200000002000400000600003000017080000800000900000007809006050000009004060000000
000006000000000800020000300100000000003400100005001402634050000000009200000000003
000300009000000000098000001060000000400006007000070050600500000001008005000007206

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PostPosted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 12:14 am 
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>@jsmif: Due to its time of occurrence, finding the Skyscraper should not be a problem.

Indeed it was not. Very nice puzzle -- lots of 'action' in the clueless grid. And I liked the solving path -- this one seemed to have a fairly logical 'plot' to it, as opposed to just stumbling into random deductions.

I've got no idea if that's just a matter of individual perception or not....maybe they all have a logical solving path, and I just haven't been finding them very often!


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