Current NYT Connections Tips, Jan Answers. 10, #579

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So the purple team in the NYT Connections photoshoot was fun today, but if you didn’t know another photoshoot about a sportscaster, you’d think the designers were off their rocks. Click here if you I want to know what I’m talking about. Read on for today’s Connections tips and answers.

The Times now has a Connections Botlike Wordle’s. Go there after playing to receive numbers and have the app check your answers. They are players who have registered for the Times Games section they can now interfere with their progressincluding the number of puzzles completed, the number of successes, the number of successful achievements and their success.

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Tips for modern Connections groups

Here are four facts about today’s Connections photo groups, chosen from the simple, yellow group to the bold (and weird) purple group.

A small group of people: Made up of other things.

The green team’s suggestion: Cool it down

Blue team opinion: Cheers!

The concept of the purple team: The fun of sports games

Answers to modern Connections groups

Yellow band: Stay still (on)

Green group: “Keep quiet”

Blue group: Classic ingredients

Purple band: Found in Monty Hall’s problem

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What are the current solutions for Connections?

Yellow text in the current Connections

This theme should be permanent (continuous). The four answers are trust, trust, trust and rest.

Green words in modern Connections

The theme is “dekhani.” The four answers are cool, simple, comprehensive and comfortable.

Blue text in modern Connections

This topic is a classic mix. The four answers are bitter, orange, rye and sugar.

Purple words in today’s Connections

This theme is shown in the Monty Hall problem. The four answers are the car, the door, the goat and the host.