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reeshill.net
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| | | | | So The New York Times just bought Wordle. This is not surprising, but it's definitely disappointing. Wordle is an uncommonly successful small project in a Web dominated by large corporate platforms, and its acquisition only leads us further in that direction. | |
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rosswordpuzzles.com
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| | | | | by Alison Ohringer and Ross Trudeau [.puz][PDF][solution] ?? Until pretty recently, the only puzzles I'd co-solve were the big 'uns. Sundays. The grids two people can really sink both their teeth into at the same time. It turns out that collaborating on 21×21 grids yields similar returns. I think this particular puzzle sounds like me ... | |
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rosswordpuzzles.com
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| | | | | by Lucy Howard & Ross Trudeau [.puz][PDF][Solution] ?????? She's BACK! Lucy has previously collaborated with me on puzzles on this site and the New York Times, but now she's returned with a trickier offering. I'm giving this puzzle a 4/5 on difficulty, and the grid architecture alone should alert you to the fact that *something* ... | |
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ziyyara.com
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| | | In the past our education has relied on textbooks and classrooms, today when we don't understand something, 'just ask google' is a common step to all our | ||
