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siphon

noun as in pipe

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It accused some providers of "siphoning off money that should be going towards vulnerable children" from homes that "don’t meet the right standards of care".

From BBC

His campaign received some funding from Democratic donors in what Hovde said was an effort to siphon votes from him.

From Salon

AI has a lot to answer for — mangled fingers, election misinformation, siphoning the world’s water.

Republicans also worried that the former president might start a third party that would siphon off support from Republicans – concerns that Trump’s closest aides did little to dispel.

From BBC

This cyclical siphoning becomes a ritual for Agatha, as illustrated by a truly incredible sequence that lets Hahn don through-the-decades drag as she proves that her savagery is timeless.

From Salon

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