51.   Bullet holes pock the windows and the roof, allowing rain to seep in and stain the high ceilings.

52.   Classrooms had their windows open because of the warm summer temperatures, allowing the tear gas to seep in.

53.   Distrust will seep in when the image of politicians is tarnished by ethical questions as varied as wife-abusing to allegedly giving business favours.

54.   Excessive use of the aquifers would lead to sea water seeping in and mixing with scarce fresh water, he warned.

55.   Experts warned last month that substantial gaps in the sarcophagus put nuclear fuel and waste remaining inside the reactor at risk of combustion if rain seeps in.

56.   Hundreds of owners of shops in Kalighat pulled metal shutters over the fronts of their stalls as water seeped in.

57.   Inflation is seeping in and the inevitable price increases for some basic imported items have been announced.

58.   It has been a recognized health hazard in poorly ventilated cellars of many Finnish homes where it seeps in through the walls from the bedrock.

59.   It is a pity that a sectionof the diagrams has been washed away by rain water seeping in through theroof.

60.   Menghin said water that seeped in over the years destroyed any papers that had been left behind.