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From: simon@elwood.DEC (Product Safety 237-3521)
Newsgroups: net.games
Subject: Re:  Crossword puzzles
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Date: Wed, 30-Jan-85 09:33:34 EST
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I was born and grew up in Russia.  Crosswords are very popular over 
there, in fact, so popular, that people who do not like them, clip them 
out from newspapers to bring to their friends.  Russian is not less 
flexible then English, which is the reason that Russian crosswords are 
not easier, though they are slightly different in rules (e.g. only 
nouns can be used, etc.).

Leo Simon

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