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Oil carried in runoff is particularly damaging, the report said, because it typically ends up discharged by rivers and streams into bays and estuaries that "are often some of the most sensitive ecological areas along the coast".

When a senior takes or re-takes the ACTs or SATs in the fall, it typically ends up being their highest score.

For all its controversies, the Masters typically ends up being about the golf.

Depending on volumes, E-Stamp typically ends up being 5% to 15% cheaper than its archrival.

Probably few residents of Brooklyn Heights, for example, realize that their trash typically ends up in Charles City County, Va.

But discussion of the renminbi typically ends up exaggerating the problem somewhat by relying on an imperfect measure.

And plastic packaging, which typically ends up getting thrown away, takes a very long time to degrade – and finds its way to oceans and beaches around the world.

"My only real hope of getting a good seat on Northwest is being an elite flier," said Eva M. Lang, a financial consultant from Germantown, Tenn., who typically ends up on Northwest regional jets out of Memphis.

Though Olivia typically ends up with the upper hand, or hoof, she is an amateur compared with the protagonist of the new "Constance" series, by Pierre Le Gall, with illustrations by Éric Héliot.

What Intel sells to manufacturers like Hewlett-Packard and Dell in the third quarter of the year typically ends up on store shelves and office loading docks in the fourth quarter, inside desktop PCs, laptops and computer servers in data centers.

But the leftover bast fibre - the inner bark - typically ends up as landfill.