No. 33 - Islands #02

  Some man once said that "No man is and island", but it's hard to not be isolated when you aren't allowed to touch.

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Rules (From puzz.link):

Shade some cells on the board to form islands.

  1. All regions contain exactly one island, which is an orthogonally connected group of shaded cells.
  2. A number indicates the size of the island in the region.
  3. Shaded cells cannot be adjacent across region borders.
  4. Two regions which share a border must have islands of different sizes.

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