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{{Infobox Level
{{Infobox Level
|pack = cclp1
|name = Juxtaposition
|image = [[Image:CCLP1_Level_70.png|300px]]
|levelset = [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]]
|level = 70
|level = 70
|image = [[File:CCLP1_Level_70.png|300px]]
|password = NGNG
|hint = A blue wall square has landed on top of the thin wall diamond! Can you find your way out?
|hint = A blue wall square has landed on top of the thin wall diamond! Can you find your way out?
|chips required = 27
|chips available = 27
|time = 500
|bold = 426, MS and Lynx
|difficulty = 1
}}
}}


'''Juxtaposition''' is the 70th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]]. Juxtaposition is a [[maze]] made up of a very large checkerboard of [[blue wall]]s and [[thin wall]]s, which the [[hint]] describes as a square-shaped blue wall maze that has somehow fallen on top of a diamond-shaped thin wall maze.
'''Juxtaposition''' is the 70th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]]. It was created by [[John Lewis]].
 
As this is a rather long maze level, clocking in at 74 seconds even when [[Optimization|optimized]], a [[Directional notation|text guide]] will not be provided. The best casual approach to a blue wall maze such as this one is often to simply try every single blue wall; fortunately, the time limit of 500 is quite lenient, especially for a beginning player. To make playing somewhat easier and quicker, a full map and solution guide have been provided below. For those who care about their scores, the [[bold time]] of 426 allows for up to [3] to be lost; which, when combined with the use of a map such as the one below, will make 426 far less daunting than it may appear.
 
==Full level map==
[[File:Cclp1_full_map_level_70.png|500px]]


==Walkthrough==
==Walkthrough==
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