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Looks to make a sudden spontaneous connection for links among groups. (9, 8)
Could solve it with sudden, but spontaneous is just better.
Solution:
groups = sets
links = Relations.
Spontaneous = Reflexive
Connection = Relation.
The hint's solution was Euler, who is a mathematician. The problem Reflexive Relation was related to Math. I initially wanted to find out who proposed this Reflexive property, but a quick search didn't yield any results and would've made the hint far too easy.
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I think you will be up again on Monday 
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I got nothin' - so I think you could be right.
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No ideas at all - how's the picking going ?
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Not bad - I'm not good enough to try it on next door yet, but ... 
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LPL and BosnianBill make it look and sound so easy - I've only managed the practice padlock ( which I can do consistently ) not managed the double ( lock either side ) yet - good fun though
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I've got a practice padlock and a practice door lock, and I can do the padlock pretty quickly, the door lock takes a bit longer. I've also got a practice disk detainer padlock that I can open in seconds (it's so badly made it opens with a tension lever or even a spoon handle...)
I've also got a real Euro "double sided" lock that was the one in the back door until I changed it for a "thumb inside" version, and I've picked that twice. Can I get it the third time? Nope!
I think it's a case of getting the "feel" of the lock right, and I'm still trying too hard I think.
But LPL and BL do make it look so easy!
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Abnormal Rule with direction (5) can help you find this relation.
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Are you saying it has something to do with Euhler ?
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I'm saying he can literally help you, not that it has to do with him. Think about this, why would he be able to help you find the answer?
modified 16-Aug-19 7:38am.
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Don't know just clutching at straws 
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We give up
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I'm already dreading setting up Monday's puzzle and a new theme.
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Abbas A. Ali wrote: and would've made the hint far too easy.
As opposed to "far too hard" then? 
Good luck monday - remember you are starting a new theme, so the winner will run with it in whatever way they chose.
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OriginalGriff wrote: As opposed to "far too hard" then?
Like I said, I tried to look for the guy who did make the reflexive property known, but couldn't find him/her.
OriginalGriff wrote: Good luck monday - remember you are starting a new theme
Thanks! 
OriginalGriff wrote: so the winner will run with it in whatever way they chose
I'm gonna be the winner then too. (Evil Laugh).
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I take it you are a maths fan
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I don't fan!
To answer your question, no. I just wanted to find a different approach to the theme to make it a bit more interesting: I knew from elementary Math classes there are relations in sets so I googled for it. Probably ended up making it a tad more difficult, so I added the hint.
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Hi All,
Does anyone else use the JD Edwards E1 Timesheet system? I ask as it a constant pain in in the rear end. The user interface appears to Java, programmed by either an intern or someone who was a programmer by reading 'Java For Dummies' or similar. The worst thing was I googled it and found a web site for them? claiming awards, the Dilbert of the Day calendar for today (8-17-16) seems appropriate!
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glennPattonWork wrote: the Dilbert of the Day calendar for today (8-17-16) seems appropriate!
No idea what that is - the DotD strip is Wally being lazy with a presentation ...
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So he is up to his old tricks again: Edwards[^] 
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We use deltek, which sucks hairy donkey testicles.
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You can never have too much ammo - unless you're swimming, or on fire. - JSOP, 2010
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When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
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deltek sounds like a class of railway locomotive we used to have in the uk Deltec or Diesel Electric.
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Witty Title - Album on Imgur[^]
What do you get when you cross a joke with a rhetorical question?
The metaphorical solid rear-end expulsions have impacted the metaphorical motorized bladed rotating air movement mechanism.
Do questions with multiple question marks annoy you???
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