81.   Some people, like Hopkins researcher Johnson, wind up with phantom pains called dysesthesias, in his case a feeling that cold water was running down his face.

82.   Some sat for eight or more hours as food and water ran out, and toilets stopped working.

83.   Sometimes letting the water run for a few minutes before using will purge the lead.

84.   Sometimes, when water runs down a roof, it deposits dirt on the roof.

85.   Still, the Health Department advised that water outlets be flushed by opening the cold-water taps and letting the water run until it became cold.

86.   Still, the water runs only for a few hours daily, and many historic structures remain gutted eyesores.

87.   That lack of an overhang allows water to run right down the siding, and if it is not sealed and overlapped properly, it will absorb moisture.

88.   The condensing water runs down the outside or inside of the ducts and through the ceiling around the vents or through the vent itself.

89.   The excess water ran quickly into small streams, but did little to penetrate into the deeper ground water supplies.

90.   The ground surrounding the house should slope down, at least one inch per foot, so water will run away from the house.