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EDIUM The stepping stones in this maze have three attributes: background pattern (vertical stripes, horizontal stripes, polka dots), suit (spades, clubs, hearts) and suit colour (black, white, red). You may only move from one stone to another if the number of steps to that stone is equal to the number of differences between the stones’ designs (for example, you

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