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To solve a Su Doku,you must put a numberfrom 1 to 9, in eachempty box.Each number must

appear once in eachhorizontal row, as wellas in each verticalcolumn and in each ofthe 3-by-3 grids.Impossible? Not onceyou get the hang of it.Tips and in depthstrategies atwww.SudokuWiki.org

Difficult #3,605

Very Easy #3,815

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7 9 5 4 36 5 1 9 8

8 4 3 55 1 6 8 2

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6 8 78 9

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2 8 5 65 7 6

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For moreSu Doku puzzlessee tomorrow’sNew York Post

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Wonderword

Bridge

How to play: All the words listed below appear in the puzzle ––horizontally, vertically, diagonally, even backward. Find themand Circle their letters only. Do not circle the word. Theleftover letters spell the Wonderword.

Directions: Make a 2 to 7letter word from the lettersin each row. Add points ofeach word using scoringdirections at right. 7 Letterwords get 50 point bonus.“Blank” used as any letterhave no point value. All thewords are in the OfficialSCRABBLE playersDictionary, 4th Edition.

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TAXIDERMYFrom the word or phrase above, form AT LEAST 27five­letter words, without using more than one formof the same word. For example, drink or drank (notboth).

ANSWERS IN MONDAY’S POSTYesterday’s word:PENTAGRAM

agentangerapart

arenagrantgrape

grategreatmeantpagan

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“Simple Saturday” columns are meant to help aspiring players with basic technique and logical thinking.

You’re East, defending against 3NT.South’s 2NT shows a balanced 18 to 20 points. If he has 18, he will have a five­card suit, attractive high­card structure or good intermediate spot cards. West leads a low heart, and dummy plays the jack. Plan your defense.

A defensive principle is to play “third hand high.” By sacrificing a high card, you hope to promote high cards in your partner’s hand. But “third hand high” is a tendency, not a rule, and even rules are made to be broken.

If you play the king, South will win(the deck has too few points for West to hold the A­Q) and force out your ace of diamonds. He will be able to reach dummy with the ten of hearts to take the good diamonds.

To prevent that, play low at the firsttrick. When South starts the diamonds,you will hold up your ace once, relying on your partner’s “count” signal, and South will go down.

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15 “42” subject17 Water __18 Gets ready to eat, in a way19 Key of Beethoven’s Sym.

No. 721 Clipped affirmative23 Other: Pref.25 Scary story sound28 One of a prohibitive septet31 Industry bigwigs32 Hide out, with “down”34 School offering belts36 Get37 Rihanna album whose title

is a common prefix38 Cosmic balance40 Analogy part41 An ace is under it42 Desert bordering the Altai

Mountains43 Mitt with ten fingers45 “Luck Be __”: “Guys and

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wave27 Unable to look away29 Actor __ Elba of “The Wire”30 French handle?33 “Citizen Kane” studio35 Shake up39 Old hoops org.40 Thick paint applications42 OB/__44 Sautéing substance46 Unicellular alga48 Abomination51 “Peer __ Homecoming”:

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By HANNAH WITHIAM

Columbia’s athleticsdepartment suspended members of the wres­tling team who were re­sponsible for sexually and racially offensive text messages from com­petition for the rest of the season and the 2016­17 academic year, according to a statementreleased Friday.

“It has now been de­termined that the deeplyoffensive group messag­ing and texts were writ­ten, sent and viewed by adistinct group within thewrestling team,” the school said, a week after the texts became public. “While all team mem­bers feel a sense of col­lective responsibility and regret for what was said and done by some, the investigation found that the individual stu­dent­athletes who par­ticipated in the group

chat acted on their own.”Doling out punish­

ment based on the stu­dent­athletes’ level of in­volvement, the school has suspended other members of the team until the beginning of the 2017 semester, while clearing those not in­volved in the incident to compete this weekend atthe New York State Championships in Ith­aca, N.Y.

“We recognize thatfree speech is a core value both of the Uni­versity community and of our nation,” the state­ment read. “Our stu­dents and faculty have the right to express themselves and their views, whether through their public or private communications. How­ever, the group text mes­sages that have been brought to light do not meet the standard of be­havior we expect from

our student­athletes at Columbia.”

The announcementcomes one week after Bwog, a student­run news site, exposed the vulgar GroupMe chat, inwhich members of the Class of 2017 call Colum­bia female students “ugly socially awkward c­­ts” and insult African­Americans, whom they call the N­word through­out, for the protests that broke out in Ferguson, Mo., in 2014 over the death of Michael Brown.The messages, which span from 2014 until a few weeks ago, include numerous photos of fe­male students attached to vulgar commentary.

On Monday, the uni­versity announced it wassuspending the wres­tling season.

Members of the wres­tling team released an apology letter Thursday.

hwithiam@nypost.com

Columbia suspends vulgar texting wrestlers for year

SPORTS SHORTSNFL: K.C.’s Maclin still out

The Chiefs again will be without receiver Jeremy Maclin (groin) versus Tampa Bay on Sunday, though it’s increasingly likely line­backer Justin Houston will make his season debut.l Panthers middle linebacker

Luke Kuechly has been placed in the NFL’s concussion protocol and his status for the team’s Nov. 27 game against Oakland is uncertain.lThe Packers will be missing two

more starters Sunday against Wash­ington after coach Mike McCarthy said guard T.J. Lang (foot) and line­backer Jake Ryan (ankle) would miss the game.lDolphins center Mike

Pouncey (hip) is doubtful for Sun­day’s game at the Rams.

NBA: Warriors roll in BostonKlay Thompson scored 28

points, Kevin Durant had 23 points and 10 rebounds and Warriors scored 18 points in a row in the third quarter to beat the Celtics 104­88 on Friday night in Boston.lAnthony Davis had 38 points,

nine rebounds and four blocks, Jrue Holiday added 21 points in his first action this season, and the Pelicans beat the Trail Blazers 113­101 in New Orleans.

MLB: Cashner heads to TexasRight­hander Andrew Cashner is

going home for a spot in the Rang­ers’ rotation.

The Texas native and former Mar­lins pitcher and the team had

reached an agreement on a $10 mil­lion, one­year deal on Friday, accord­ing to reports.lThe Royals signed veteran

catcher Drew Butera to a $3.8 mil­lion, two­year contract, keeping him as the primary backup to Salvador Perez. Butera will make $1.5 million this season and $2.3 million next season.

GOLF: Hughes leads RSM Canadian rookie Mackenzie

Hughes shot a 5­under 67 on the Plantation course Friday at Sea Is­land in St. Simmons Island, Ga., and built a two­shot lead going into the weekend at the RSM Classic. C.T. Pan shot a 64 and was two back. l In Naples, Fla., Lydia Ko (12­un­

der 132) shot a tournament­record 10­under 62 to take a three­stroke lead in the CME Group Tour Championship. Ryann O’Toole (67) and So Yeon Ryu (68) were tied for second.

ETC.: Boise St. blasts UNLVJeremy McNichols ran for 206

yards and a career­high four touch­down to help No. 22 Boise State beat UNLV 42­25 on Friday night in Boise, Idaho. to keep its Mountain West title hopes alivelMarian Hossa’s controversial

goal with 2:23 left in the third pe­riod lifted the Blackhawks to a 3­2 victory over the Flames in Calgary, Alberta. Artemi Panarin’s shot was deflected by Chad Johnson’s glove high in the air and as the puck came down, Hossa knocked it in. Replays showed it might have been a high stick by Hossa.

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