When boring wins
Spot the boring ones
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Eight problem descriptions, two per question. For each, decide: is the plain, obvious answer right (boring), or does a stated cost mean you need a new route? Use the three-question check: real size, the rule the plain answer breaks, and the cost of cleverness.
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