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Last week’s Snake puzzle mix from Serkan Yürekli can be found in this PDF. Next week will feature two similar variations of shading puzzles, independently created by Chris Green and Prasanna Seshadri. The difficulty may be more variable than usual, but we think you’ll find the LITS and Nanro variations to be very fun. Finally, […]