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Foremen apparently have too keen vision (9)
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over see rs

Nevermine, it's OVERSEERS, sorry!

Clue breakdown question: why the 'rs'

A seer is someone who can look into the future (vision) foremen implies the plural therefore overseers rather than just oversee. Hope that explains it.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/seer

I just took it as a simple agent noun. Someone who sees. They are not always accepted in Countdown though!

Sorry rossim, with the enquirer asking particularly about the "rs" it appeared they had stopped at oversee.....(I also thought you might be having your lunch I wouldn't have bothered otherwise).

Andy

Appoint in road (6)
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Change the order of the back row, perhaps (9)
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Thanks :)

No need to apologise Andy. I welcomed another slant on it. I just separated the letters to make the 'see' stand out. Going to have some lunch now!

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