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Ones Position Is Standing Next To Head Of Science

irene | 20:14 Sat 08th Dec 2012 | Crosswords

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bearings?

shooty

bearings ?

shooty

Always us two : )

Bearings?

A bearing shows a direction rather than a position. I can't see teh wordplay except that the S may be 'head of science'

Tilly2

I do try but I'm not quick enough.

shooty

I am quite sure this is correct

Standing Next To = bearing
Head Of Science = S

shooty

Agree F30 with 'A bearing shows a direction'
but bearings is where you are.

Maybe standing= bearing
head of science = s
Bearings = one's position (as in get your bearings)

shooty

yes

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/get%20one%27s%20bearings

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