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The not-always-lying politician (Posted on 2004-02-27)

There happens to be a politician that might lie at any moment (this isn't unusual) but his conscience bothers him enough (now, that is unusual!) so he won't say two lies in a row.

He said ten consecutive statements.

How many combinations of truths/lies can there be?

See The Solution Submitted by Federico Kereki

Rating: 4.0000 (5 votes)

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Subject	Author	Date
Answer	K Sengupta	2008-03-21 12:10:09
No Subject	Bryan	2004-03-26 14:17:24
No Subject	Bryan	2004-03-26 14:15:55
No Subject	michelle	2004-03-01 21:59:22
re(2): Repeat: I DID IT MAY WAY	TomM	2004-03-01 11:02:37
re: Re: Fibonacci	Richard	2004-02-28 12:49:42
re: Repeat: I DID IT MAY WAY	Ady TZIDON	2004-02-28 12:29:03
Re: Fibonacci	Penny	2004-02-28 11:31:37
Repeat	TomM	2004-02-28 10:46:45
re: A polite solution and a limit to it	Ady TZIDON	2004-02-28 09:21:48
A polite solution	Penny	2004-02-28 08:04:16
a gross solution	Dan Porter	2004-02-27 17:40:47
good problem	matt runchey	2004-02-27 17:38:59
re(2): Fibo again att:Charlie	Ady TZIDON	2004-02-27 11:57:21
re: Fibo again	Charlie	2004-02-27 11:03:24
re(2): Fibo again	SilverKnight	2004-02-27 10:48:41
re(2): Fibo again att: Bryan	Ady TZIDON	2004-02-27 10:48:04
re: Fibo again	Bryan	2004-02-27 10:42:51
Fibo again	Ady TZIDON	2004-02-27 10:22:03
solution	Charlie	2004-02-27 08:52:09

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