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Low water mark

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that part of the shore to which the waters recede when the tide is the lowest.

See also: Low



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David Paterson has reached a low water mark with voters since becoming Governor," said Steven Greenberg, the Siena Poll spokesman.
The new low water mark for the print edition is $1 billion in sales.
David Jones, of Swansea Coastguard said: "During the periods of low water springs the public must be aware that care should be taken when walking along the low water mark and ensure that they check local tide times as sand can quickly turn to mud.
 
 
 
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