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HandoutMay 2007String Matching A Lecture in CE Freshman Seminar Series: Ten Puzzling Problems in Computer Engineering

HandoutMay 2007String Matching Word Search Puzzles Type 1, With Word List Supplied AGITATOR ASSEMBLY CLUTCH CONNECTORS CONTROL COUPLING GLIDE LINT SCREEN PULLEY SEAL SWITCH VALVE AMY STEEL KEVIN BLAIR RON PALILLO BARBARA BINGHAM KIRSTEN BAKER SHAVAR ROSS BRUCE MAHLER LARRY ZERNER STU CHARNO CAROL LACATELL MARK NELSON SUSAN BLU DANA KIMMELL PAUL KRATKA TONY GOLDWYN JOHN FUREY RICHARD YOUNG TRACIE SAVAGE The puzzle below is a little harder than the normal word search: one of the 36 first/last names has been left out (which one?)

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HandoutMay 2007String Matching Word Search Puzzle Type 2, With Clues Supplied for the Words to be Found L E A G L E U R O K R D P O X W Y A R D R X E O I E O T H Y R O I D T L H N S N T E T P B N E L A J C O Z S L M O I M A W Z O H C J N M I U N R K F J E R S E Y E L N B V E G R E T X Z J T E D Seven birds        Five units of length      Four currencies   Two things football players wear  Large gland in the neck  USA Today’s “Word Roundup” for May 16, 2007: LEAGLEUROKRDPOXWYARDRXEOIEOTHYROIDTLHNSNTETPBNEL AJCOZSLMOIMAWZOHCJNMIUNRKFJERSEYELNBVEGRETXZJTED