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1. Can you cover a 9x9 square chessboard with 1x2 dominos? 2. Can you cover a 8x8 square chessboard with 1x2 dominos?
3. Can you cover a 8x8 square chessboard with top-left and bottom-right corners removed with 1x2 dominos?

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