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#1: harris harris (torough4u) on Sep 9, 2009

me too.

It doesn't need guessing.

Found to be logically solvable by Gator.

I needs a simple contradiction on rows 7 and 8 towards the end. Nice challenge.

Derived from rows 13-14, right? :) thank you

I got to the point where I had R7C6 and R8C6 as black and R7C5, R8C5, R7C7, and R8C7 as blanks. I needed to satisfy a 2 clue on row 7, a 2 clue on row 8, a 1 clue on column 5 and a 2 clue on column 7. When I looked at column 7, I had R10C7 as a black. Given that I had only 2 2 clues left in column 7 and that R10C7 was already filled in, then if R7C7 was black, R8C7 would have to be black. Or if R8C7 was black, R7C7 would have to be black. Given that only either R7C5 or R8C5 could be black, then R7C7 or R8C7 has to black in order to satisfy the row clues in rows 7 and 8. With all of that together, you have to conclude that R7C7 and R8C7 are black.

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The either-or logic made this one fun to solve.

If you are bored, Nikos, make us some more small B/W puzzles. Pleeeeeze? :-)

Ditto #7. Make this a WCP #42 puzzle.

was fun solve and logical, thx

fun puzzle

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i remember that Kristen..now that was irritating

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