Four people (Harriett, Q.T., Denis, and Bill) with last names Young, Nagowski, Clemens, and Maciejewski, each sold a number of apples.
Each person was of a different occupation: horse trainer, engineer, delivery person, and zookeeper.
If each person sold one of the following amounts of apples, (20, 3, 9, and 19) can you figure out the first name, last name, and how many apples each person sold?
Denis, Young, and Q.T. were not the person who sold 9 apples.
Young wasn't the person who sold 9 apples. Neither did Denis nor the engineer.
Bill, Clemens, and the person who sold 9 apples each had different dinners last night.
Denis, and Maciejewski often watch fights at the engineer's place.
Denis and Clemens once dated the delivery person.
Maciejewski wasn't the person who sold 20 apples. Neither did Denis nor the engineer.
Harriett is not the person who sold 20 apples, nor has the last name Nagowski.
The person who sold 3 apples, Nagowski, and the horse trainer have known each other for years.
Harriett, Young, and Denis were not the person who sold 3 apples.
The person who sold 9 apples lives in the same building as Young and Q.T..
Harriett, the person who sold 20 apples, and the engineer go shopping together on Saturdays.
Q.T., Young, and Harriett were not the person who sold 19 apples.
The person who sold 19 apples, Maciejewski, and the delivery person have known each other for years.
The horse trainer, who sold 9 apples, isn't Clemens.
The horse trainer, whose first name is Harriett, wasn't the person who sold 3 apples.
The zookeeper isn't Harriett Maciejewski.
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Place a N in any square that is a definite "no" and a Y in any square that is a definite "yes". I give up!