5. PLE as A, B, C? Each of the small squares in the grid below contains either A, B or C. Every row, every column and each of the two long diagonal lines of six squares contains exactly two of each letter. The information in the clues refers only to the squares in that row or column. To help you solve this problem, we've given as many clues as we think you'lIl need! Can you tell which letter should be placed into each square? Across: Down: 1. The Bs are somewhere between the Cs. 1. The Bs are lower than the Cs. 2. Any three consecutive squares contain three 2. One B is immediately next to and above one of the Cs and the other B is immediately next different letters. 3. The Bs are further right than the As. 4. Each C is immediately next to and right of an to and below the other C. 3. The As are somewhere between the Bs. A.

5. PLE as A, B, C? Each of the small squares in the grid below contains either A, B or C. Every row, every column and each of the two long diagonal lines of six squares contains exactly two of each letter. The information in the clues refers only to the squares in that row or column. To help you solve this problem, we've given as many clues as we think you'lIl need! Can you tell which letter should be placed into each square? Across: Down: 1. The Bs are somewhere between the Cs. 1. The Bs are lower than the Cs. 2. Any three consecutive squares contain three 2. One B is immediately next to and above one of the Cs and the other B is immediately next different letters. 3. The Bs are further right than the As. 4. Each C is immediately next to and right of an to and below the other C. 3. The As are somewhere between the Bs. A.

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5. SIMPLE as A, B, C?
Each of the small squares in the grid below contains either A, B or C. Every row, every column and each
of the two long diagonal lines of six squares contains exactly two of each letter. The information in the
clues refers only to the squares in that row or column. To help you solve this problem, we've given as
many clues as we think you'll need! Can you tell which letter should be placed into each square?
Across:
Down:
1. The Bs are somewhere between the Cs.
2. Any three consecutive squares contain three
1. The Bs are lower than the Cs.
2.
One B is immediately next to and above one
different letters.
of the Cs and the other B is immediately next
3. The Bs are further right than the As.
to and below the other C.
4. Each C is immediately next to and right of an
3. The As are somewhere between the Bs.
A.
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2
3
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3
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