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Subject: Re: Re: Polar Bear Problem Sequel  **SPO
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Date: Tue, 22-Oct-85 22:47:00 EDT
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> The old Polar Bear problem ...

The problem is indeed trivial, since the only possible place where you
could have started is at the North Pole.

John Levine, ima!johnl

PS:  Don't touch that keyboard.  There are no bears of any kind in Antarctica.
This is a biology problem, not a geometry problem.