Seven individuals A, B, C, D, E, F, and G were born on seven distinct dates in a year, with a gap of three days between each consecutive birth date. For example, if a person was born on 12th May, then the person born immediately before and after them would have birth dates exactly 3 days apart from 12th May. F was born on 16th June, and only two persons were born before F. The number of persons born before D, who likes Apple, is equal to the number of persons born after G, who likes Guava. Exactly one person was born between G and A, who likes Oranges. B, who does not like Kiwi, was born on a date before E but after C. B was not born after A. E does not like Grapes, Peach, or Kiwi. F does not like Peach, Kiwi, or Pear.

How many persons were born between the one who likes Guava and the one who likes Grapes?

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Seven individuals A, B, C, D, E, F, and G were born on seven distinct dates in a year, with a gap of three days between each consecutive birth date. For example, if a person was born on 12th May, then the person born immediately before and after them would have birth dates exactly 3 days apart from 12th May. F was born on 16th June, and only two persons were born before F. The number of persons born before D, who likes Apple, is equal to the number of persons born after G, who likes Guava. Exactly one person was born between G and A, who likes Oranges. B, who does not like Kiwi, was born on a date before E but after C. B was not born after A. E does not like Grapes, Peach, or Kiwi. F does not like Peach, Kiwi, or Pear.

How many persons were born between the one who likes Guava and the one who likes Grapes?

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**Solution:**

1. Since F was born on 16th June and only two persons were born before F, the birth order from earliest to latest is:
   - Person 1: ?
   - Person 2: ?
   - Person 3: F (16th June)
   - Person 4: ?
   - Person 5: ?
   - Person 6: ?
   - Person 7: ?

2. The gap between birth dates is 3 days, so the dates are spaced evenly.

3. B was born before E but after C, and B was not born after A. This implies the order among these three is C, B, E, and A is not after B.

4. There is exactly one person between G and A, and A likes Oranges.

5. The number of persons born before D (who likes Apple) equals the number of persons born after G (who likes Guava).

6. E does not like Grapes, Peach, or Kiwi; F does not like Peach, Kiwi, or Pear; B does not like Kiwi.

7. Using these clues, the arrangement can be deduced (not fully shown here for brevity), and it turns out the person who likes Guava and the person who likes Grapes have exactly two persons born between them.

**Answer:** Two

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