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In the grid below, there are 12 holes hidden in the grid. Each of the arrows is pointing towards at least one hole. None of the arrows covers a hole.
For example, the arrow in the first row tells you that at least one of the last four squares in that row contains a hole.
Find the location of all 12 holes.
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