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Cuba's landbased wells pump pretty heavy sour stuff.

Vulnerable GOP Senator Recites Bogus China-Cuba Oil Myth 2009

Prior to 1972, U.S. marine waters had been used extensively as a convenient alternative to landbased sites for the disposal of various wastes such as sewage sludge, industrial wastes, and pipeline discharges, and runoff.

Ocean Dumping Act, United States 2007

It would be except that landbased icecaps at elevation are more insenstive to air temperatures than seabased ice to water temperature.

AGU Fall Meeting « Climate Audit 2006

A mole is a landbased creature who can't see anything, because they're inserted up someone's bum.

Mayor Sam's Hotsheet for Thursday 2006

"Fate has been most unkind to us, hitting us where it hurts the most and at a time when our landbased third Chimurenga (revolution) is at its most crucial historical juncture," he said, lamenting the deaths of three key party officials.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2001

As of midnight last night, Washington time, U.S. forces struck 13 targets yesterday, using between five and eight landbased bombers and 10 to 15 strike aircraft; also used about 15 Tomahawk missiles fired from two ships and one submarine.

CNN Transcript Oct 9, 2001 2001

We used about 100 strike aircraft -- that included about 80 technical aircraft from seabased platforms, 12 to 14 landbased tactical jets, and between eight and 10 long-ranged bombers.

CNN Transcript Dec 5, 2001 2001

If we had had to rely on landbased aircraft in Japan, we would have found that we lacked the ability to provide quick-response tactical airpower because of range and endurance problems.

On Yankee Station Nichols, Tillman 1988

He complained: The Soviet landbased missiles are becoming vulnerable to attack.

On Nuclear War: An Exchange with the Secretary of Defense Draper, Theodore H. 1983

Even if they had been able to divine Japanese intentions correctly, there is some doubt as to whether a military disaster could have been avoided; the American fleet was extremely vulnerable to air attack and there were insufficient landbased planes to ward off a Japanese raid.

Interpretations of American History Gerald N. Grob 1967