Four people (Ralph, Ursula, Marie, and Edgar) with last names Galitzer, Jones, Borris, and Zellar, each gave a number of utility knives.
Each person was of a different occupation: banker, horse trainer, delivery person, and xylophone player.
If each person gave one of the following amounts of utility knives, (0, 15, 8, and 16) can you figure out the first name, last name, and how many utility knives each person gave?
The horse trainer, who gave 16 utility knives, isn't Borris.
Edgar and Jones once dated the horse trainer.
The person who gave 8 utility knives lives in the same building as Zellar and Ralph.
The banker, the person who gave 0 utility knives, didn't want a copy of Zellar's book.
Edgar is not the person who gave 16 utility knives, nor has the last name Borris.
The person who gave 8 utility knives is not named Ursula or Galitzer.
Galitzer and Ursula aren't the person who gave 0 utility knives.
Ursula, the person who gave 8 utility knives, and the banker go shopping together on Saturdays.
The person who gave 16 utility knives, Borris, and the delivery person have known each other for years.
The xylophone player, who gave 15 utility knives, isn't Zellar.
Zellar wasn't the person who gave 15 utility knives. Neither did Ralph nor the delivery person.
The banker, whose first name is Ralph, wasn't the person who gave 15 utility knives.
The xylophone player isn't Ralph Borris.
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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!