seepage

• “This is why the La Brea tar pits exist and have existed since prehistoric times – the tar is seepage from a vast subduction zone.”

  Think Progress » Bush Official Dan Bartlett Admits Authorizing Offshore Oil Drilling Will Be Unlikely To Win Over Any GOP Votes

• “Any mercury underground at Pozos must have arrived there through seepage from the surface, or inadvertant transport on descending miners ...”

  Pozos - Guanajuato

• “The combination of newsprint for absorbency and glossy paper supplements to prevent seepage is unbeatable.”

  Archive 2006-07-01

• “Water loss may also occur through seepage, which is common in lakes underlain by taliks in the discontinuous permafrost [54] zone.”

  Freshwater ecosystems in the Arctic

• “It's called seepage; enough seepage can create the kind of blowout that could erode the levees from the bottom up.”

  CNN Transcript Jun 19, 2008

• “Finally, no more water came this way except as seepage, which is the condition at present.”

  Archeological Investigations Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 76

• “They usually grow in specific places in the cloud forests, namely seepage areas where there is a constant, unlimited supply of water.”

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• “It's called seepage something officials must monitor when they begin releasing water from Friant Dam on Oct. 1 for the long-awaited restoration of the river, which has been dry much of the year for more than a half-century.”

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• “The seepage is a combination of gas burning and no liner.”

  RutlandHerald.com

• “BP has successfully placed a containment cap on Mel Gibson although there have been reports of some n-word seepage," tweeted comedian Kevin Nealon.”

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