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PUZZLE #592 LINK-LETTERS 15
There are two clues for each numbered row. The answers to each row's first clue go in the squares to the left of the first black bar in each correspondingly numbered row in the puzzle's grid, and the answers to the second clue go into the squares to the right of the second black bar. Then a single letter (the "Link-Letter") goe...

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About two weeks have gone by since "Semicircle Sorting 8" was posted on this blog, which means that it's time for me to post the list of everyone who has solved it since then:

Grant FikesCindy HeislerCathy BowenMarie desJardinsPavel C...

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PUZZLE #591 PENT WORDS 22
This puzzle (suggested by Patron Grant Fikes) contains a word or phrase suggested by Patron M. Sean Molley. Support me on Patreon at $15 or more per month to suggest one word or phrase for me to put into a puzzle every month!

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It's been almost two weeks since "Loopy Links 3" was posted on this blog, so now's the time to look at the eighteen people who have solved it since then:

Grant FikesMarie desJardinsCathy BowenCindy HeislerPavel CurtisJoe BernardOkiebo...

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PUZZLE #590 SEMICIRCLE SORTING 8
Below are 12 semicircles, each containing three or four letters. Your job is to combine them all into six circles so that a common word (either 6, 7, or 8 letters long) can be read either clockwise or counterclockwise in each circle. However, in order to do that, six of the semicircles need to be rotated 180° upsid...

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