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| It's all Butt's doing: The magazine has glamorized the bear world, and now that fringe cool has seeped into the American gay mainstream. Meanwhile, many oceanographers knew that fresh water seeped from land into the oceans, but, suspecting that volumes were small, they considered that influx to be of little consequence. To contain the pollution plume, which has seeped into the Saugus Aquifer, officials plan to pump water out of two of the five capped wells for treatment - a project estimated to cost $6. |
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