eroded

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sandstone the seaside rock is	eroded	into nut clusters in coves
contemporary colloquial scots now differentially	eroded	under the influence of english
dialects which are now seriously	eroded	and infiltrated by english to
area where the rainfall had	eroded	the clay landscape into allegedly
now becoming rapidly undermined and	eroded	scots has also suffered from
point where tidal action had	eroded	the old road built at
criminal justice system is being	eroded	by the system s inability
the other hand was much	eroded	and seemed to be crumbling
a collection of local dialects	eroded	to a varying extent under
is that the government has	eroded	the basic needs and expectations
that base would be greatly	eroded	and our members jobs would
living and whose pensions are	eroded	it is a fact of