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| 5 4679 8 | 3467 3469 347 | 1 2 34 |
| 1369 1469 1369 | 3468 2 1348 | 35 3459 7 |
| 2 1479 1379 | 347 1349 5 | 8 349 6 |
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| 4 5679-1 5679-13 | 357 13 2 | 356 8 135 |
| 6-13 8 2567-13 | 9 134 1347 | 356 345 12345 |
| #13 #125* #1235* | 458-3 48-13 6 | 9 7 245-13 |
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| 1689 169 169 | 2 468 48 | 7 35 35 |
| 68 25* 25* | 368 7 38 | 4 1 9 |
| 7 3 4 | 1 5 9 | 2 6 8 |
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UR(25)r68c23 using internals
(13)r6c123 => -13 b4p346, r6c59, -1 r4c2, -3r6c5; ste
(note -13r5c1 is enough to solve with ste finish)
This pattern is usually known as UR type 3.
The UR pattern solves the puzzle in one step. Good luck to find a one-stepper, without uniqueness techniques !
Thank you Leren for this instructive example.