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Alice, Ben, Carol, David, and Elsa, who are neighbors, decided to celebrate the holidays together using the progressive dinner approach. They would eat one course of dinner at one's home and move to the next person's home. The courses in their progressive dinner include Salad, Soup, Ham, Potato Latkes, and Dessert. For dessert, each one of them ate a different kind of dessert from the following choices: Ice Cream, Jelly Donuts, Chocolate Coins, Sweet Potato Pie, and Pudding.
Soup was served in the home of the person who ate jelly donuts for dessert.
Salad was served in Carol's home.
Potato latkes were not served in Alice's home.
Ham was served in the home of the person who ate sweet potato pie for dessert.
Dessert was served in David's home.
Ben chose jelly donuts for dessert.
Elsa chose pudding for dessert.
Salad was not served in the home of the person who ate ice cream.

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