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Diluting the mixture with water will only diminish the quality of the waterproofing roof sealant and hence could cause it to delaminate or become un-adhered from the base surface.

Waterproofing the roof in your Mexican home 2009

Diluting the mixture with water will only diminish the quality of the waterproofing roof sealant and hence could cause it to delaminate or become un-adhered from the base surface.

Waterproofing the roof in your Mexican home 2009

I posted one last comment, which I am certain adhered to the restrictions.

An explicit statement of the prescriptivist philosophy « Motivated Grammar 2010

I posted one last comment, which I am certain adhered to the restrictions.

2010 June « Motivated Grammar 2010

Had Britain adhered to her original purpose of moving the United Empire Loyalists to Australia instead of Canada, it is unlikely that this country would exist today as a political unit.

The Old Romance in Canada 1928

The designation adhered to a group of which Stanley was himself a type.

An Outline of the History of Christian Thought Since Kant Edward Caldwell Moore 1900

Somebody had called him 'the Idealist,' and the name adhered to him.

Thyrza George Gissing 1880

This nickname adhered like a barnacle to him, immediately after he had employed, in his exegesis of the Greek narrative of Herodias 'daughter, the expression: "Now, if I had been Salome --"

Tell England A Study in a Generation Ernest Raymond 1931

They were packaged in clear, rectangular-shaped, safety sealed, plastic containers with blue Snacks on Racks labels adhered to the top of the products.

daytondailynews.com - News 2009

And almost every breast cancer survivor or woman who's gone through treatment that I've met has kind of adhered to that.

CNN Transcript Mar 23, 2007 2007