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leak

noun as in opening; seepage through opening

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verb as in seep; make known

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It is likely to be critical of how the police used reporters' telephone numbers to check for leaks of information.

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The decision to remove her from the airwaves was promptly leaked to the media.

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Over the weekend, several newspapers reported on alleged leaked emails suggesting Mr McSweeney had sought to mislead the commission.

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The court said it was "irresponsible" for the aviation authority to suggest through leaks to the media that pilot error had caused the disaster.

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It follows a series of leaks in recent months.

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