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The not-always-lying politician (Posted on 2004-02-27) Difficulty: 3 of 5
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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Hints/Tips re: Repeat: I DID IT MAY WAY | Comment 14 of 20 |
(In reply to Repeat by TomM)

Tom,
To your "I'm surprised no one else has noticed that this puzzle is a repeat. It is not a duplicate, so I did not object to it in the waiting queue, but it is the same puzzle as "Climbing the Stairs" (pid 190). "...

I respond:

I noticed it- see comment #7 to the current puzzle:


" ....c There is a similar question on this web (climbing the stairs" 2002 - look up c0mment #4.
"....

Viva Fibonacci !!

ady
  Posted by Ady TZIDON on 2004-02-28 12:29:03

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