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SUDOKU Instructions •Each horizontal & vertical row should include the numbers 1 - 9


•Each 3 x 3 box should include the numbers 1 - 9


•Each numbermust appear onlyONCE in each line and once in each 3x3 grid


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98 3 13 2


89 7 68


91 6 52 7 76


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E R P E R L E E Advertisers Index AEL Crystals Ltd America II Electronics Demmell Products Digi-Key Corporation Farnell Fischer Connectors 45 25 39 IFC, 13 & 33 26 & OBC 17 Future Electronics Interpower Components Ltd Karl Kruse GmbH & Co Mouser Electronics Olson Electronics PEI Genesis 31 Powersolve 9 18 15, 20 & 51 7 27, 50 & 51 RS Components 5 & 23 Rebound Electronics Rochester Electronics 16 & 29 42 11 QUICK FIRE QUIz… 1 5


1 In The Simpsons, what is Homer’s favourite food?


2 What would you do with a Saxhorn?


3 Who was singer Lorna Luft’s famous actress mother?


4 What are the metal disks on the rim of a tambourine called?


5 Which actress playedMaddie Hayes in Moonlighting?


6 What is a ratite?


7 From which continent did couscous originate?


8 What is panettone? 9 What colour is platinum?


10 Which pop star did model Iman marry in 1992?


The answers to this months Breakout are on page 51


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