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Bubble maths

Bubble maths
RODERICK KIMBALL

A whole number between one and seven belongs in each of the seven bubbles. Each number occurs once. The sums of some of the numbers are revealed in the areas where their bubbles overlap. Can you figure out which number goes in each bubble?

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RODERICK KIMBALL

Crosshairs

Crosshairs
DARREN RIGBY

None of the white squares in this diagram have their edges lined up. One of the squares is a different size from the others. Can you find it?

Family relations

Family relations
MARCEL DANESI

Carmela receives a text message from an unfamiliar number, so she texts back, “Who is this?”

The strange response: “It’s one of your female relatives. Your mother’s mother is my father’s mother-in-law.” Even assuming that this information is true, it doesn’t help Carmela pinpoint an individual, since there are two relationships it could describe. What are they?

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MARCEL DANESI

Word sudoku

Word sudoku

Complete the grid so that each row, each column, and each three-by-three frame contains the 9 letters from the black box at the top. The hidden 9-letter word is in the diagonal from top left to bottom right.

More or less

More or less
DARREN RIGBY

Place the hexagons into the pyramid so each number is either greater than the sum of the two numbers below it or less than the difference between them. For instance, if two adjacent numbers were 20 and 50, any number higher than 70 or lower than 30 could be on top of them. (And no, do not turn 98 upside down to make it 86!)

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