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A hint for the latest New York Times Strands puzzle asks whether the spangram, which uses every letter on the board, is arranged vertically or horizontally.
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You can connect letters in any direction , but each can be used only once. Find three non-themed words, and you’ll unlock a helpful hint. Piece them all together, and you’ll discover the “spangram”, a theme-defining word or phrase that stretches across the entire board. NYT Strands spangram hint: Is it vertical or horizontal?
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