61.   But a certain sense of intolerance of the media and a public lacking in education seeped into the discussions, too.

62.   But accounts that he was going to do so have already seeped into The Boston Globe and Boston Herald.

63.   But against Alaska Anchorage, Reed established a rudimentary confidence that seeped into Saturday, when he was the first sub off the bench.

64.   But at some point, solitude springs a leak, and negative elements seep into the culture.

65.   But domestic politics have a way of seeping into even the best-built foreign policies.

66.   But even if white-nationalist oozings may be seeping into the discourse over immigration, the most flagrant polluters are still on the political fringe.

67.   But exorcisms, those who perform them and what goes on before, during and after them have gone beyond Hollywood, seeping into everyday reality.

68.   But if a squirrel seeking warm lodgings unexpectedly takes up residence in a chimney, dangerous carbon monoxide can seep back into the house.

69.   But if you do rally and if you do get hooked like so many others have, watch out how that precision can seep into your life.

70.   But none of this negativism has seeped into the Georgia Republican delegation.