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Why do people buy garish crossword puzzles?

The answer to this question could be found in a new crossword puzzle set to launch in Europe this month.

The puzzle is the brainchild of German company Cogent, which is based in the Netherlands.

The puzzle is based on crosswords from the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations, including those by Plato, Aristotle and Euripides, according to a Cogente press release.

Cogent is launching a crossword-themed puzzle called “Sparks” in the EU.

It features a set of six words, and it was designed to evoke the feeling of sparks flying across a chalkboard.

In an interview with TechCrunch, Cogency founder Matthias Günther described Sparks as a cross-cultural crossword: “It’s a cross between crosswords and puzzle games, but it has an emotional connection with people.”

In addition to its puzzle design, Cotter said Sparks will include the crossword and crossword solution, which will be translated to English for the European audience.

“We’ve created a crosswords puzzle for the EU that is an easy to understand, and we hope that this crossword will help to spread the word,” he said.

Sparps are set to be available for purchase on Cogents website for €39.99.

Cotter told TechCrunch that the puzzle is intended to be used in conjunction with the upcoming launch of the CogENT app, which was created by the company and released on Apple’s App Store last year.

The app will be available in the UK and Germany on March 23, with a launch in the rest of Europe on March 26.

“Sparcs” is one of many crossword products that Cogence has launched in recent years.

In April 2017, the company announced its acquisition of Crosswords, a German company that was founded in 2015.

In May 2017, Cagent acquired the crosswords company Gagner, which also made crosswords-inspired products for the Japanese and German market.