Six frogs, P, Q, R, S, T and U, were sitting around a circular pond, facing the centre. T was second to the left of S. P was second to the right of U. P is not seated three places to the right of Q. There are exactly two frogs between Q and S. Which frog was sitting to the immediate right of P?

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Six frogs, P, Q, R, S, T and U, were sitting around a circular pond, facing the centre. T was second to the left of S. P was second to the right of U. P is not seated three places to the right of Q. There are exactly two frogs between Q and S. Which frog was sitting to the immediate right of P?

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