Four solutions. If you're going to post puzzles, make sure they have unique solutions. Here are the consistent parts of the grid, best viewed in a fixed-width font:
Focus on the pieces labeled ABCD. B has two possible positions, both as an I. The lower position means C must be an L to connect to D as a T (with A incidentally being an I). But if B is in its upper position, A must be L and C must be I, allowing D to be S, T, or L (connecting to the I below).
Four solutions. If you're going to post puzzles, make sure they have unique solutions.
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.AAA....IIII..
...CCC.....LL.
B......LL...L.
BDD.L..L...ILI
B.D.L.ILTTTI.I
....LLI..T.I.I
LIIII.I....I.I
L..L..I.......
LL.LLL........
Focus on the pieces labeled ABCD. B has two possible positions, both as an I. The lower position means C must be an L to connect to D as a T (with A incidentally being an I). But if B is in its upper position, A must be L and C must be I, allowing D to be S, T, or L (connecting to the I below).
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