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	The usual way: randomly choose pieces and see if they fit
	Divide and conquer: divide the pieces up into classes and tackle each set in order
	Iterative: start with a piece, test each remaining piece to see which fits. GOTO 10
	Scan each piece, write a quick app that will work out which goes with which. Follow the final solution
	Outsource the work to others who have more time and patience
	Find the original picture online. Print it and frame it. Why reinvent the wheel?
	Jigsaws are a hardware issue, not a software issue.

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