daj95376, thanks for looking. This PM is of interest to me because the elimination cells r46c46 are "covered" by
three different fish, a swordfish and two almost x-wings. I was thinking of using it as an example in another forum but, as you know, I like PMs that can be reached with simple steps, preferably just with SSTS.
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. . . | 3 . 3 | . . . . . . | A3 . A3 | . . .
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---------+----------+---------- ---------+----------+----------
. 3 . | *3 X3 *3 | . 3 . . B3 . | *3 3 *3 | . B3 .
X3 . . | X3 @3 X3 | . . . 3 . . | 3 3 3 | . . .
3 3 . | *3 X3 *3 | . 3 . 3 B3 . | *3 3 *3 | . B3 .
---------+----------+---------- ---------+----------+----------
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X3 . . | 3 . 3 | . . . a3 . . | A3 . A3 | . . .
X3 X3 . | 3 X3 . | . . . 3 b3 . | 3 3 . | . . .
r5c5b7\r9c1b5 plus endo-fin r5c5 r28\c46 plus fin r8c1 and
c28\r46 plus fin r8c9 where
the fins are weakly linked