I don't understand where the verb "solve" is in this sentence.

> 誰もこの問題のでできる者はない。  
>  There is nobody who can solve this problem.

What does ので mean here? Isn't it suppose to mean "because of"?
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A sentence with ので
I am 100% sure the `問題のでできる者` part is wrong. This must be a typo of some sort.

The corrected sentence is `誰もこの問題のできる者はない。` (with only one `で`) and the verb
"solve" would be the `できる` part.

But a better version would be `誰もこの問題が解ける者はない。`. Here, the verb "solve" is the
`解ける` (`とける`) part.
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