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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: `Eric`, `Alice`, `Peter`, `Bob`, `Arnold`
 - Each person has a unique type of pet: `hamster`, `fish`, `cat`, `dog`, `bird`
 - Each person has an occupation: `doctor`, `engineer`, `artist`, `lawyer`, `teacher`
 - Each person has a favorite color: `green`, `blue`, `yellow`, `red`, `white`
 - The people keep unique animals: `bird`, `cat`, `horse`, `fish`, `dog`

## Clues:
1. The person who owns a dog is Arnold.
2. The bird keeper is in the fourth house.
3. The person who keeps a pet bird is directly left of the dog owner.
4. The person who loves white is somewhere to the left of the person who is a lawyer.
5. The person who loves yellow is directly left of the person whose favorite color is green.
6. The cat lover is Bob.
7. The cat lover is somewhere to the left of Eric.
8. The person who keeps horses is in the fifth house.
9. The person who is a lawyer is directly left of the person who is a teacher.
10. The person who is a doctor is in the first house.
11. Alice is the person who loves yellow.
12. The person who loves blue is directly left of the person with an aquarium of fish.
13. The person who loves yellow is in the first house.
14. The person with a pet hamster is the person who is an artist.
15. Eric is the dog owner.

size

5*5

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