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the_moog | 21:37 Sun 11th Sep 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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See good sort nearly outside one store (9) _I_H_P_I_

Is the answer bishopric and how is this derived??

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kosoro

Bishopric

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Yes, but why?

gen2

See = bishopric

one store = i shop

a good sort = a brick (nearly = bric)

just put bric outside ishop and there it is

kosoro

Good man BISHOP Store is a RICK nearly is RIC....

fergol

bishop = a good sort (person)

shop = store

kosoro

How we look at things indifferent ways

fergol

Yes but we usually get there in the end no matter how the reasoning

kosoro

Agreed

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Thanks, I hadn't known see was another word for the jurisdiction of a bishop.

porilo

I can't find such a clue in my RT37.

Gregory

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That's because you're a year out of date!!

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