[superprismatic]

Find three witty English sentences

which can be interleaved to produce

the sequence

IGWRODGUMADESAREVEPRYGETFHIEARIANUBNGTLOEILUTOIFSMNOTBARTEHCILENGDSBLECAUTSETHENYISOTHMINGNETSSISMHOWESTARKDTHEARESOUNGLIGHT

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The interleaving may have overlaps,

but only where the sayings involved

have letters in common.





Here is example solved problem of

this type:

Suppose the given string were

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LAFTWHERYSEALLIHRSSAIPESHUNDAGINDDORNEATHDESALOKFTYINMHUOCREWILLHBRTESAIMEWSAYDTHANTDOBRVNEILINCGKSDMOKENT

Then, three such sentences producing this are

THESHIPSHUNGINTHESKYINMUCHTESAMEWAYTHATBRICKSDONT

LAWYERSSPENDAGREATDEALOFTHEIRTIMESHOVELINGSMOKE

AFTERALLISSAIDANDDONEALOTMOREWILLBESAIDTHANDONE

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The overlapped interleaving is:

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   T HE  S     H    IP SHUN  GIN       TH ES   K  YINM U C      H  TESA MEW AY THA T  BR   I   C KSD O  NT

LA  W   Y E     RSS  PE   NDAG     R EAT DE ALO FT    H    E I    RT   IME S    H    O  V E LIN G S MOKE

 AFT  ER   ALLI  SSAI      DA  NDDO NEA      LO  T   M  O REWILL B  ESAI      DTHAN DO   NE

LAFTWHERYSEALLIHRSSAIPESHUNDAGINDDORNEATHDESALOKFTYINMHUOCREWILLHBRTESAIMEWSAYDTHANTDOBRVNEILINCGKSDMOKENT

[Guest]

I think this is right, but there were a few out of order/extra characters:

God made everything out of nothing but the nothing shows through.

I was a vegetarian until I started leaning toward the sunlight.

Rogues are preferable to imbeciles because they sometimes take a rest.

Edited November 27, 2009 by ljb

[superprismatic]

I think this is right, but there were a few out of order/extra characters:

God made everything out of nothing but the nothing shows through.

I was a vegetarian until I started leaning toward the sunlight.

Rogues are preferable to imbeciles because they sometimes take a rest.

You are quite good at this, ljb!

I W A SA VE GET ARIANU N T IL I S T ARTE D LE A N I NG T OW AR DTHE S UN LIGHT
RO GU ESARE PR E F E R A B L E TOI M B E CILE SB ECAU SETHE Y SO M ET I M ESTA K EARES T
G OD MADE EVE RY T HI N G O UTO F NOT H I NG B UT THEN OTH INGNE SS S HOW ST H R OU G H
IGWRODGUMADESAREVEPRYGETFHIEARIANUBNGTLOEILUTOIFSMNOTBARTEHCILENGDSBLECAUTSETHENYISOTHMINGNETSSISMHOWESTARKDTHEARESOUNGLIGHT

You just missed the 'ness' which is quite easy to do. The God quote is from Paul Valery (1871 - 1945)

Edited November 28, 2009 by superprismatic