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If all the "bricks" in the stack shown are identical to one another with a single brick having a circumference of 345 units ( section view), what is the circumference of the whole stack?

A different approach ...

Geez! ... How do these "fossil" questions keep surfacing?

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Spot on!

Apology ... a little mistake in the third word. It should read EWTUFRFUXCJZ (one "F" was missing). So here is the correct one: ABRQQNA WTKQXT EWTUFRFUXCJZ GNUZCUWCAS

[If appeared before in any other form, please delete this question, Mr Moderator} Alpha and Bravo were having a meal with eight bread rolls in the kitty. Alpha contributed five of those rolls, whereas Bravo brought along three. Charlie (as a third person) joined them for the meal, but gave Alpha and Bravo eight coins (as compensation) afterwards. Bravo demanded a 50/50 share of that compensation, even though Alpha offered Bravo three coins, thereby keeping five coins for himself. What should the distribution of Charlie's coins be to make it truthfully a fair deal?

Here is a cryptogram: ABRQQNA WTKQXT EWTUFRUXCJZ GNUZCUWCAS Solve it, then unscramble the letters in the resulting sentence (it is now an anagram) to reveal the name and surname of a politician and two of his policies (there are four words).

A very nice one, indeed! I hope to have solved it ...

Gee, thanks!

Are punctuation marks part of the pattern of the poem?

Never mind my enquiry. It looks like vice versa! I think I have the answer.

Just to make sure ... pick one from top row to fit into bottom, or vice versa?

Need any examples?

Provisional ...

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