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Gneiss is generally considered to be low in permeability due to its dense and interlocking mineral structure. However, its actual permeability can vary depending on factors such as the presence of fractures or the specific mineral composition. In some cases, weathering and structural features can create pathways that increase its permeability. Overall, while gneiss is not typically highly permeable, localized conditions may allow for some fluid movement.

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