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Do Oil and grease from roads have no risk of entering rivers and streams.?
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Oil and grease from roads have no risk of entering rivers and streams?
false
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because people had to get over rivers and streams
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because of the grease and the water, thus producing a sheen on the road
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Rivers can get in the way when people are building homes, bridges, or roads. Often people will build dams to divert the river if it is in the way.
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beause there is not so many roads, DUDE
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