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Clues: A56 = 6 AB6 = 8 B12 = 9 BCD4 = 12 C23 = 8
D12 = 7 DEF1 = 10 DEF5 = 8 F34 = 8
In a 6x6 Latin Square, you are to fill a square grid with numbers from 1 to 6 so that each row and column contains one of each number (i.e., no repetitions in a row or in a column.) The clues give you the sum of some two or three in a row. Use labels A-F across the bottom, 1-6 up the side. For example, if ABC3 = 9 were a clue, that would mean that A3 + B3 + C3 adds up to 9.
Source: Internet newsgroup rec.puzzles, 1994. Originally titled as a "Latino Puzzle".