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From: markh@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Mark William Hopkins)
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Subject: Re: The strong force (was: Re: Rubik's Cube Problem)
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Date: 28 Dec 89 08:33:56 GMT
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Solving the cube from the flipped edge position...

In article <1766@bruce.OZ> mmcg@bruce.OZ (Mike  Mc Gaughey) writes:
> ... I have a pristine cube, and I've just exchanged the stickers on the
> top edge cubie facing me.  How do I solve it?

Remove the edge piece from the cube framework, flip it and insert it
back in (you've just turned an Up quark into a Down quark, or something
like that.)