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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: `Alice`, `Eric`, `Peter`, `Arnold`, `Bob`
 - The mothers' names in different houses are unique: `Janelle`, `Penny`, `Kailyn`, `Aniya`, `Holly`
 - People have unique hair colors: `black`, `red`, `blonde`, `gray`, `brown`
 - Each person has an occupation: `doctor`, `lawyer`, `artist`, `teacher`, `engineer`

## Clues:
1. The person whose mother's name is Penny is Eric.
2. The person who is an engineer is The person whose mother's name is Aniya.
3. The person who has red hair is the person who is an engineer.
4. The person whose mother's name is Holly is somewhere to the right of The person whose mother's name is Aniya.
5. The person who has brown hair is in the fifth house.
6. Alice is The person whose mother's name is Kailyn.
7. Peter is in the fifth house.
8. Arnold is the person who is an engineer.
9. The person who has blonde hair is somewhere to the left of The person whose mother's name is Penny.
10. The person whose mother's name is Janelle is Peter.
11. The person who is a doctor and The person whose mother's name is Aniya are next to each other.
12. The person who is a teacher is The person whose mother's name is Janelle.
13. The person whose mother's name is Penny is somewhere to the left of the person who is a lawyer.
14. The person who has gray hair is in the second house.

size

5*4

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