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From: mckenney@orstcs.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Solution to Alan Foonberg's Number P - (nf)
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Date: Sat, 17-Sep-83 03:28:02 EDT
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#R:sri-arpa:-504800:orstcs:23900003:000:290
orstcs!mckenney    Sep 14 22:36:00 1983

Some additional solutions (I missed these in my responses to Foonberg's
original puzzle):

	base 4:	2020
	base 5: 21200

I agree that Prolog does not appear to lend itself to this problem in
any obvious way, but I would be interested in seeing a solution.

		Paul
		teklabs!orstcs!mckenney