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I slightly incline my head for some reason.

“Governess, you may be a fine educator, but I can see you have no head for business.”

After gaining permission from the landowner - the Duchy of Cornwall - academics were able to take the whale's head for scientific purposes.

The Great Tohoku Earthquake struck during the workday, and after the shaking stopped, the first impulse of many residents, panicking because of the unusual strength of the earthquake, was to head for home.

The Lehman and Bear Stearns people used to head for the same exit as he did, but they were done.