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Wait a minute. . . "brought to you by"? What kind of BS is this? In past editions of Grant's Review Corner, the author (who would be me) has made a big stink about refusing to sell advertising space on his blog (which would be this one), and now all of a sudden we're in for some kind of advertorial? Well. . . yes and no. Let me explain what is happening here.
Monday Mutant 104: Polyominous (cipher)
In this Polyominous puzzle, most of the given numbers have been replaced by letters; all instances of a particular letter represent the same number, but two different letters must represent different numbers. The rules are otherwise unchanged.
Erratum: "Lord, how many times shall I forgive a blogger who posts broken logic puzzles? Up to seven times?"
Monday Mutant 103: Streaming Content / Block Band / Dominnocuous / Room and Reason (mastermind)
Solve the Streaming Content, Block Band, Dominnocuous, and Room and Reason puzzle simultaneously by the normal rules. A number between two rows or two columns in two different grids represents how many pairs of black cells would coincide if those two rows or columns were overlaid, without rotating them.
The longest filename this blog has ever seen!
Rules -- Dominnocuous
Dominnocuous was invented by the Japanese puzzle company Nikoli (under the name Norinori).
1. Shade in some cells such that every region contains exactly two shaded cells, and every shaded cell shares an edge with exactly one other shaded cell.
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