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Problem

puzzle

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`, `Arnold`, `Peter`, `Alice`, `Eric`
 - Each person has a unique birthday month: `sept`, `april`, `feb`, `jan`, `mar`
 - They all have a unique favorite flower: `daffodils`, `lilies`, `tulips`, `carnations`, `roses`

## Clues:
1. The person who loves the vase of tulips is somewhere to the left of the person whose birthday is in January.
2. The person whose birthday is in March and Alice are next to each other.
3. The person whose birthday is in April is Bob.
4. The person whose birthday is in January is not in the fourth house.
5. The person who loves the vase of tulips is not in the first house.
6. The person whose birthday is in February is in the fifth house.
7. The person who loves a carnations arrangement is not in the third house.
8. The person whose birthday is in September is somewhere to the right of Peter.
9. The person who loves the boquet of lilies is the person whose birthday is in February.
10. Eric is not in the third house.
11. The person who loves the rose bouquet is directly left of Alice.

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5*3

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