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There are 5 houses, numbered 1 to 5 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: `Bob`, `Peter`, `Arnold`, `Eric`, `Alice` - Each person has a unique level of education: `bachelor`, `high school`, `master`, `associate`, `doctorate` - Each person lives in a unique style of house: `craftsman`, `victorian`, `colonial`, `modern`, `ranch` ## Clues: 1. The person in a modern-style house is somewhere to the left of the person in a ranch-style home. 2. Eric is the person residing in a Victorian house. 3. The person in a ranch-style home is not in the fourth house. 4. Peter is in the first house. 5. The person with a doctorate is in the first house. 6. The person in a modern-style house is in the second house. 7. The person with a high school diploma is the person in a Craftsman-style house. 8. The person residing in a Victorian house is directly left of Bob. 9. The person residing in a Victorian house is the person with a bachelor's degree. 10. The person with an associate's degree is somewhere to the left of Arnold. 11. The person with a high school diploma is in the fifth house.
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