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<strong>Leakage</strong> statistics after 50 years1:4 Gaussian mixture (10 -20 m 2 : 10 -16 m 2 )Mean ~ -2.1 [0.8%]P(>1%)=44%

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<strong>Leakage</strong> statistics after 50 years1:4 Gaussian mixture (10 -20 m 2 : 10 -16 m 2 )Mean ~ -2.1 [0.8%]P(>1%)=44%

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