61.   Rain has already seeped in and shut the bench down once, and the hardware must be replaced annually.

62.   Some American cultural products seep in already, usually in pirated form.

63.   The courtyard is ringed by classrooms which had their windows open because of the warm summer temperatures, allowing the tear gas to seep in.

64.   The courtyard is ringed by classrooms that had their windows open because of the warm summer temperatures, allowing the tear gas to seep in.

65.   The situation is similarly harsh in the Gaza Strip, where overflowing septic systems pollute the aquifer and overpumping allows sea water to seep in.

66.   Then saltier water from the Chesapeake seeps in with the tide, strangling stands of loblolly pine and accelerating erosion.

67.   When the planes sprayed his field in January, Ospina quickly pruned the plants before the herbicide seeped in.

68.   They have allowed more information to seep in from abroad and break down social structures vital for the maintenance of totalitarian rule.