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We describe constraint solving using a rule-based approach. The distinction made between deduction rules and strategies by computational systems allows us to improve our understanding of the existing algorithms for solving binary CSPs (constraint satisfaction problems) once they are expressed as rewriting rules coordinated by strategies.