61.   Pumps push the water through an open window.

62.   Pour the pasta and water through the strainer.

63.   Salt-water fish constantly take in water through their mouths because they lose water through osmosis.

64.   Sedona recently leased Forest Service land to dispose of water through irrigation, but it will need more.

65.   Small circulator pumps then move the water through circuits in the room or zones.

66.   Strain a little more water through the coconut to make up for any shortfall.

67.   Strain water through a paper towel into a clean bowl.

68.   Such chemicals can be harder to monitor, because they enter the water through seepage, not by obvious effluent pipes.

69.   That liquid, of course, began as rain, and filtered through decaying plant matter in the soil like water through coffee grounds.

70.   That would drain the water through ditches to Cypress Slough and the Kissimmee River.