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EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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If left unchecked, corrosion will eventually weaken the pipeline.
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The crash happened as a result of corrosion to the airplane's fuselage.
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To keep metal garbage cans free from corrosion , coat them lightly with used motor oil.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A thin smear of Vaseline on all snap-on terminals, and internal spring and pins will help keep corrosion at bay.
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Added to this was the waxing of the fuselage interior to protect it from corrosion in the future.
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Any batteries, pods, packs or trays showing signs of corrosion or rust must be replaced.
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Not only will this make the water unpleasant but it may cause leakages if the corrosion goes right through the cistern.
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The bolt was not strong, arthritic with age and corrosion .
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The chromium, used to prevent pipe corrosion , was released from 1951 until 1966, but lingered in groundwater.
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The improvements were a little disappointing and five years on, corrosion has eaten well into the reflective surfaces.
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The metals, if not filtered out, can clog steel and iron pipes, cause corrosion and diminish water pressure.