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Waiting for a concert to begin, she’ll chip away at crosswords, sudoku grids and the New York Times' Spelling Bee to keep her nerves at bay.

After a gymnast friend put him on to "killer sudoku," Nedoroscik became the 43rd person in the world to solve a sudoku puzzle that claimed to be the "world's hardest."

For her, it’s doing number puzzles like sudoku.

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