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Every day, the New York Times string offers the players with a tough puzzle not difficult. To win, you need to figure out the topic and all the words sent from a small line. Then you need to see them in all the line.

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The string Puzzle for today has the clue Power of flour. It has seven things to see: The spanga and six words.

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If any will be in helping you, you think the help in the game gives a lot, see the below section below. Each in each will be a little bit of the road to the subject without giving up all the words.

General Hint 1

General Hint 2

HINT 2: Purchase for those who do not tolerate.

Overall Hint 3

HINT 3: A type of flour that does not have the same system of wheat flour regularly.

Spoilers for two of the words in the present

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Spoiler 1

Spoiler 2

The answer to New York Times Game Collecting the Power of the flour

If you are looking for the full response to this successful puzzle game, see the explosive section below. Inside, will find the spingar, words, and where they are in the line.

The category for today is Gluten free. The word is corn, chickpea, almond, buckwheat, rice and tapioca.

Explaining the current ribbon

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The subject for today Gluten free Because all the words of theme is different Gluuten-FREE Gluten you can do with all the goals if you don't handle or sensitive to gluten. The clue is Power of flour Because all these words are prosperous, but he is also a pun to the “flower flower”, which protests against war.

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