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[Mi Zhou @EmilyZhou_MiMi]

@EpigramPuzzles Yesssss! I made it!🎉

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

@Mi_Zhou_Mewmew 😍😍😍 Congrats! Hopefully you're ready to try our latest puzzles too: https://t.co/QlMRIqLDzz

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

@stephpollard6 @EpigramPaper Hi Steph, great to hear you're doing the #EpigrampPuzzles! Looks like we missed the 0 off the end of that clue. Its supposed the be "US State Capital (10)" - hopefully you weren't too puzzled by this.

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

@NahajskiMatt Hi Matt, the solutions are up: https://t.co/BgqZz5vN7F and we hope you've started cracking this weeks puzzles too :)

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

@Mi_Zhou_Mewmew Hi Mi, its look like you're doing great so far! You've got most of the boxes filled in correctly. The image here shows all the numbers you got correct. Don't give up, you can do it :)

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

Check your solutions and see how well you did:
https://t.co/BgqZz5vN7F

[Suzie Brown @suziebrown95]

Knot-theoretic baking: underway. I wonder whether these will still resemble prime knots after baking...

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

@NahajskiMatt Here's a hint too:
You need a path from the start arrow to the end arrow of the boxes. Find this path. This will narrow down which clues you actually need to spend time solving/that are solvable.

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

@NahajskiMatt Some boxes will give you either: a letter, letters, a symbol or a number. If you get a number or a symbol then you'll need to turn this into a letter. Together these letters form a word.

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

@NahajskiMatt @nahajskMatt A good start would be to try to group the clues into two sets by the title each clue has. Hint: Think geography

[BBC Earth @BBCEarth]

The hummingbird is the only bird in the world that can fly backwards!

What's your best bit of animal trivia? #NationalTriviaDay

[University of Bristol @BristolUni]

A big congratulations to our #UniversityChallenge team on last night's win. We're very proud and excited and to see how they do in the quarter finals!

[MEI @MEIMaths]

The Miura-ori pattern of creases forms a tessellation of parallelograms; a structure of many uses
#worldorigamidays
https://t.co/YadgbMwEaI

[Larry the Cat @Number10cat]

Today is #NationalCatDay - expect all cats to strut around like we own the place. Basically the same as every other day.

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

@ukeyloulou @EpigramPaper @ukeyloulou here's the hint
Hint 1: Just because its there, doesn't mean you need it

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

@ukeyloulou

[twoBirds @TwoMona]

Epigram ISSUE 316 - #TheOmnipuzzle
Hint 1: Just because its there, doesn't mean you need it

[King's Maths School @kingsmathschool]

Have you ever thought about cos18? If not, this week is your chance... https://t.co/DmLkjY89jb

[Matt Parker @standupmaths]

My first sighting in the wild of an octahedral-geometry football! (I would entertain arguments for cube.)