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We show how Baskett's "Puzzle" benchmark can be speeded up at least an order of magnitude by utilizing bit-vectors. Unlike many optimization techniques, the use of bit-vectors enhances the readability and understandability of the code. Since bit-vectors already utilize word-wide parallelism, it is unlikely that parallel processors will be able to solve the problem much faster.