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Stripes? (spelled with the question mark) is the 143rd level in Chip's Challenge 1. Upon playing the level for some length of time, it is apparent that the invisible walls which make up this level are roughly arranged in a "stripe" pattern, which sometimes allows Chip through to collect more chips. There are eighteen "stripes", each broken somewhere, and some with chips and some without. A full map of Stripes? illustrates this pattern: The full route to Stripes? will be given, since this is a long maze level:

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rdf:type	Level New
rdfs:label	Stripes?
rdfs:comment	Stripes? (spelled with the question mark) is the 143rd level in Chip's Challenge 1. Upon playing the level for some length of time, it is apparent that the invisible walls which make up this level are roughly arranged in a "stripe" pattern, which sometimes allows Chip through to collect more chips. There are eighteen "stripes", each broken somewhere, and some with chips and some without. A full map of Stripes? illustrates this pattern: The full route to Stripes? will be given, since this is a long maze level:
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dcterms:subject	Untimed levels
chips available	23(xsd:integer)
difficulty lynx	3(xsd:integer)
bold lynx	858(xsd:integer)
Password	OKOR
levelset	Chip's Challenge 1
bold difficulty ms	4(xsd:integer)
bold ms	858(xsd:integer)
bold complexity ms	1(xsd:integer)
difficulty ms	3(xsd:integer)
bold difficulty lynx	4(xsd:integer)
bold complexity lynx	1(xsd:integer)
Hint	No
chips required	23(xsd:integer)
Name	STRIPES?
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abstract	Stripes? (spelled with the question mark) is the 143rd level in Chip's Challenge 1. Upon playing the level for some length of time, it is apparent that the invisible walls which make up this level are roughly arranged in a "stripe" pattern, which sometimes allows Chip through to collect more chips. There are eighteen "stripes", each broken somewhere, and some with chips and some without. A full map of Stripes? illustrates this pattern: The full route to Stripes? will be given, since this is a long maze level: D 5L UL 6:RD U 4L (4:UL L 2D 3:RD) 3:RD D 2L U 2L D 5:DR 14:LU 4:DR 2D 2L (3:UL 3L 3:UL) 11:RD 3D RD 5:UL (6:UL LD 4:DR) 3D 4:RD D 2L 8:UL L (2L 3:UL 3U 7:UL [2U 2R 7:DR] 2L 3:LU) 5D RD 2R (2R 7:DR) 2D 4:RD (D 2L) 18:UL L (U 3:UL 2L D, 2D 11:RD 3D R 2D 2L 7:UL) 3L 2D R 2D (2R 10:DR) 2D 3:RD DL 4:LU 2:DR 4D 5:RD (4R 3:DR) L 2D RD 7:UL R 4D R 3D 3L.

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