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Lots of possibilities but start with the easy stuff. Use a household toilet brush to thoroughly clean the top and bottom of the rubber seal in the toilet. Sometimes debris can keep it from sealing properly and the water will drain out. If that fails, inspect the seal for cracks where it meets the valve. Also, make sure the seal is properly centered. If the bolts securing the top half of the toilet are not snug, the top half can shift and prevent the seal from doing its job. The suggestion from cliff above is good too.
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