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Problem

puzzle

There are 4 houses, numbered 1 to 4 from left to right, as seen from across the street. Each house is occupied by a different person. Each house has a unique attribute for each of the following characteristics:
 - Each person has a unique name: `Arnold`, `Alice`, `Peter`, `Eric`
 - People own unique car models: `ford f150`, `tesla model 3`, `toyota camry`, `honda civic`
 - Each person has a unique birthday month: `april`, `sept`, `feb`, `jan`
 - Each person has an occupation: `teacher`, `artist`, `engineer`, `doctor`
 - Everyone has something unique for lunch: `pizza`, `stew`, `spaghetti`, `grilled cheese`

## Clues:
1. The person who owns a Toyota Camry is in the first house.
2. Eric and the person who loves the spaghetti eater are next to each other.
3. The person who is an engineer is the person who loves eating grilled cheese.
4. Peter is the person who owns a Toyota Camry.
5. The person whose birthday is in April is directly left of the person whose birthday is in February.
6. The person who is a doctor is somewhere to the right of the person who is an artist.
7. The person who owns a Ford F-150 is the person who is a doctor.
8. The person whose birthday is in September is somewhere to the left of Alice.
9. Arnold is the person who is an artist.
10. The person who loves the spaghetti eater is the person who owns a Ford F-150.
11. The person who is an engineer is the person whose birthday is in April.
12. The person whose birthday is in February and the person who is a pizza lover are next to each other.
13. The person who owns a Honda Civic is Eric.

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4*5

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