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Problem

puzzle

There are 6 houses, numbered 1 to 6 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: `Carol`, `Eric`, `Arnold`, `Peter`, `Alice`, `Bob`
 - The people are of nationalities: `chinese`, `german`, `dane`, `norwegian`, `swede`, `brit`
 - Each person lives in a unique style of house: `craftsman`, `colonial`, `modern`, `victorian`, `mediterranean`, `ranch`

## Clues:
1. The Chinese and the Swedish person are next to each other.
2. The German is Bob.
3. Peter is somewhere to the left of the Swedish person.
4. The person in a Mediterranean-style villa is not in the fourth house.
5. The Chinese is not in the third house.
6. The person residing in a Victorian house is not in the third house.
7. The person in a modern-style house is not in the third house.
8. The person in a Mediterranean-style villa is directly left of the person residing in a Victorian house.
9. Arnold is the person living in a colonial-style house.
10. Bob is directly left of Carol.
11. Carol is somewhere to the right of the Chinese.
12. The person in a Mediterranean-style villa is the Dane.
13. There is one house between Arnold and the Swedish person.
14. The person in a Craftsman-style house is somewhere to the right of the British person.
15. There is one house between the person in a Craftsman-style house and Eric.

size

6*3

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