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10 mins - all day Jigsaw puzzles have been around since at least 1760, when a London mapmaker created one to teach kids geography. And if you thought they'd disappeared with the Internet, think again - you can now do jigsaws online. Pick from the selection at jigsawplanet.com, and see if you can beat everyone's times - or even create your own.
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CANCÚN
21.17°N, 86.85°W
Sunrise: 05:23
Sunset: 18:08
Moon Phase: waxing gibbous
Weather: broken clouds, 30°C max, 24°C min
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