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From: Nicholas Bodley <nbodley@tiac.net>
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 Aaron is probably not the only person wondering! By any chance, was this
a temporary lapse, with the calendar cube in mind?

Regards to all, NB

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On Tue, 5 Nov 1996 AirWong@aol.com wrote:

{Snips}

}> Have any of you figured out how to solve Rubik's clock yet?
}
}What exactly is the Rubik's clock? I've only heard of the Rubik's cube, dice,
}pyramid, tangle, fifteen... how many puzzles have the Rubik's name on them,
}anyway?