A second reason has been that it has been hard to identify successful interventions in spate systems, because spate systems are often hydraulically and socially generally very complex.
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The barrier was opened in 1988 after flooding from the Foss and two other becks caused more damage to properties in the city than when the Ouse was in spate.
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The stories are being told in spate of new books with personal accounts of growing up in the old east as well as the hugely popular film " Good Bye!
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As many as 2.2 million people living across 21 of UP s 70 districts were facing the fury of floods with almost every major river running through the state in spate.
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The lower fall is a thin broken sheet of water down about of rock and when in spate this becomes a torrent which has several pools providing a means for salmon to ascend.
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As Fairfax approached, a sudden thaw caused the River Weaver to rise in spate, dividing Byron's cavalry from his infantry and artillery, who were overrun and destroyed by Fairfax.
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From there on, tussocks replace forests, and the Gouland Downs are entered soon, a large featureless area drained by many rivers, with swingbridges helping to cross them when they are in spate.
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One notable feature is the aqueduct over the River Don which is protected by large guillotine gates, which can be lowered when the Don is in spate, to prevent the surrounding countryside from being flooded.
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Two manhole covers flew into the air, including one near the White House late Friday, the latest in spate of so-called manhole explosions in the nation's capital over the past few months.
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The stretch of water running past and through Chertsey Meads is particularly full of fish when the River Thames is in spate due to heavy rainfall because the fish swim up the River Bourne to escape the turbulence.
