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Welcome to today's Tango Grid. Let's go ahead and get started. So as I'm looking at today's grid, the first thing that I'm noticing is the moon, the space and the moon. This of course, means we got to have a sun here because you can't have three moons right next to each other. Two sons here means a moon here to avoid having three sons right next to each other. Now, when we look at this road, we've already found our three moons for this row. So the last one, it's got to be sun. Sunspace. Sun means Moon to avoid having three sons right next to each other. Two moons means the Sun to avoid having three moons right next to each other. Two Suns, That's going to be moon. 2 moons, that's going to be Sun. Now taking a look at what we can find next. So when I look at this column, what I know is that both of these have to be the same, which means these won't be moons. Because if these are both moons, you'd have 4 moons in this column, which you can't because you can only have 3. So these will both be Suns. And now when you look at this column, you've already found your three sons. The last one will be a moon. All right, continuing onwards, let's see what else we can find next. We have over here an X, which means one of these will be a sun, and one of these will be a moon. Given one will be a sun and 1:00 will be a moon, That means the final sun for this column will be satisfied by one of these two cells, which means that this one won't be a son because our third son will be one of these. So this will be a moon. 2 moons, of course, means the sun. Two sons means the moon. Now, when you look at this column, we've already found our three sons, so the final one will be a moon. All right, now when I look at this row, one thing I know is that this won't be a moon right here, given we already have two moons and a sun. If I were to have a moon here, that would be my third moon, right for the row, which is fine, but that would result in both of these having to be sons. Three sons right next to each other, not allowed. So I know this one, it won't be a moon given force three sons right next to each other. So given this won't be a moon, it'll be a sun. Now equals, of course, means same. So both of these will be moons. And now when I look at this column, we already have our three moons found. So let's place our final sun. We already have 3 Suns. On in this restless place, our final moon. All right, X means opposite, which means one of these will be a son, and 1:00 will be a moon. Given we already have two moons found in this column, The other one will be over here, which means this one, it won't be a moon. Given our third moon will be one of these, so this one will be a sun. Now for this row, we already found our three sons, so let's place our final moon. This column, we've already found our three moons. Let's place our final sons. All right, now over here, it's two moons means the sun to avoid having three moons right next to each other. X is opposite, so that's a moon. Already have three moons in this row, so final one will be a sun axis opposite, so final one will be a moon. And that's the software today's Tango. Thanks for watching.