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--- Revision as of 12:14:36, 30 July 2023 by Lboland
+++ Revision as of 10:58:12, 3 August 2023 by LKinsman

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 can be solved. The less revisited circles the better the solution.
 Marylin's Eliot solved one, but couldn't do a second.
-<u>Marylin</u> picked up a book <u>ELECTRONIC GAMES</u> at a library sale.
+<u>Marylin</u> picked up a book <u>''ELECTRONIC GAMES''</u> at a library sale.
 (It cost her 10¢.)
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 <u>Martin</u> said that any cube from <u>MacMahon</u>'s set could
-by replicated by using the proper 8 others, and also interior <s>side</s> face
+by [be] replicated by using the proper 8 others, and also interior <s>side</s> face
 joints match. By calling for the matching, Martin said, the
 problem becomes much easier.
-<u>T.H. O'Beirne</u> had a column in <u>THE NEW SCIENTIST</u> in 1961 and 1962.
+<u>T.H. O'Beirne</u> had a column in <u>''THE NEW SCIENTIST''</u> in 1961 and 1962.
-The best of it went into his book, <u>PUZZLES AND PARADOXES</u>. Martin
+The best of it went into his book, <u>''PUZZLES AND PARADOXES''</u>. Martin
-suggested him as a possible <u>G & P</u> columnist.
+suggested him as a possible <u>''G & P''</u> columnist.
 <u>Conway</u> spent hours trying to prove <u>NINE OF SWORDS</u> unique.
-Conway sent Martin a cube <u>PUZZLE</u> which is very tricky.
+Conway sent Martin a cube <u>PUZZLE</u> which is very tricky. <br>
 It can't be solved unless the small pcs. [pieces] are placed first -
 being propped up. Martin suggested Tom Atwater trying to