Which one of the following lists the cities in an order in which they could be used for the meetings, from the first ...

iHAVE33FLAWSandAcommonLSATflawAINTone on June 4 at 08:34PM

Scenario, Scenario, where is my Scenario???

So this one there are definitely some up front deductions, my process also always entails hitting conditionals first, but is there any scenario I should build out for this? I wasted a ton of time thinking if I could, but I couldn't make a "reasonable" amount of scenarios, so I did the brute force... An approach for if I should have done scenarios on this would be very helpful, I guess the thought process more than anything on when to call it quits and head into questions.

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Emil-Kunkin on June 7 at 02:08AM

I don't really know if I would bother with scenarios for this one, while we could potentially play around with the two restrictive rules towards the end, I would probably just make a mental note of the fact that those two are fairly determinative as one we have placed T we have a good idea of where M goes, and same with VL.

Emil-Kunkin on June 7 at 02:09AM

I also think that we don't have a clear two scenarios we can make here, and I generally don't like making scenarios unless there are two or maybe three mutually exclusive ones, and each tells me something.