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Description	Sample of Stave's Two Way Trick cutting technique from the puzzle Nessie. Unlike most Stave puzzles employing Two Way Tricks, each of the pieces in this puzzle is numbered. Which of the two configurations shown is correct? Maybe both for different solutions of the puzzle.
Source	Stave
Date	2004
Author	Stave
Permission (Reusing this image)	Fair use of small portion (<<10%) of the puzzle in transformative use of illustrating cutting technique.

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current	01:43, 20 May 2008	582×944 (80 KB)	Elosf (Talk \| contribs)	({{Information \|Description=Sample of Stave's Two Way Trick cutting technique from the puzzle Nessie. Unlike most Stave puzzles employing Two Way Tricks, each of the pieces in this puzzle is numbered. Which of the two configurations shown is correct? Maybe)