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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`, `Bob`, `Peter`, `Arnold`, `Alice` - Each person prefers a unique type of vacation: `cultural`, `beach`, `mountain`, `cruise`, `camping`, `city` - The people are of nationalities: `chinese`, `brit`, `norwegian`, `swede`, `dane`, `german` - Everyone has a favorite smoothie: `lime`, `desert`, `watermelon`, `blueberry`, `dragonfruit`, `cherry` ## Clues: 1. The person who likes Cherry smoothies is the person who enjoys mountain retreats. 2. Eric is the Dane. 3. The German is Peter. 4. The Desert smoothie lover is in the sixth house. 5. The Swedish person is the Dragonfruit smoothie lover. 6. Arnold is the Dragonfruit smoothie lover. 7. The Watermelon smoothie lover is the British person. 8. The Norwegian is the person who enjoys camping trips. 9. The person who likes going on cruises is the British person. 10. There are two houses between Bob and the person who enjoys camping trips. 11. The person who drinks Blueberry smoothies is directly left of the person who goes on cultural tours. 12. Bob is directly left of the Dragonfruit smoothie lover. 13. The person who likes going on cruises is directly left of Peter. 14. The person who prefers city breaks is not in the sixth house. 15. Carol is in the fifth house.
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