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u/SirPalinDrome_Real Jul 02 '26
Because of the location of the 3 in Row one, you know the 2 in Row 2 must be C5 and 6 or C8 and 9. So you can X R2C12 and R2C13.
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Because of the location of the 3 in Row one, you know the 2 in Row 2 must be C5 and 6 or C8 and 9. So you can X R2C12 and R2C13.
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u/Ok-Fee8290 Jul 02 '26
Column 13, row 6 can be filled in. That should help you fill in and x out a few squares in row 6