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4. Two tetrominoes which touch each other at the corners must have different shapes, counting rotations and reflections as the same.
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5. All tetrominoes form a diagonally contiguous area.
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topo: |-
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Divide the grid into regions, then assign a number to each region. Some region borders are given.
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Divide the grid into regions, then assign a non-negative number to each region. Some region borders are given.
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1. The numbers in adjacent regions must have a difference of exactly one.
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2. Region borders cannot branch off or cross.
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3. A clue shows the average of the numbers in the two adjacent regions.
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Draw horizontal and vertical lines to form a single network.
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1. The network cannot have dead ends.
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2. The numbers outside the grid indicate how many cells of a specific type (i.e. crossing, junction, straight line or curve) appear in the respective row or column, regardless of their rotation.
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suguru: |-
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Place a number in each cell. Some numbers are given.
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1. Numbers must be between 1 and N, where N is the size of the region.
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2. Each region contains exactly one of each number.
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3. Two equal numbers cannot be horizontally, vertically or diagonally adjacent.
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roboticwalk: |-
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Draw a loop that goes through every numbered cell.
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1. The loop cannot branch off or cross itself.
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2. A number indicates how many cells make up the continuous unshaded section of the loop that the number is on.
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3. The loop must alternate between turning and going straight in any successively visited pair of shaded cells.
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