Rules: Insert a circle in some of the white cells such that cells sharing an edge do not both contain circles. Given numbers indicate how many of the edge-adjacent cells contain a circle. Then, divide all of the remaining white cells into regions of four or five cells. It must not be possible to traverse any of the obtained regions entirely with a single path that connects cell centers orthogonally and does not intersect or retrace itself. No two identical regions can share an edge.
About : This puzzle type was invented by Anurag Sahay.
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