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sanitation

noun as in sanitary science

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The UK will provide an additional £20m in humanitarian aid to provide "water, sanitation and hygiene products" to people in the territory, he added.

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“The water agencies, sanitation agencies and local governments are faced with increasingly impossible-to-meet standards just to keep the water supply for our constituents clean,” Allen said during a Senate committee meeting in April.

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But the business—a side gig for the sanitation worker—has proven more profitable.

Meanwhile, the enclave’s infrastructure, whether in healthcare, water or sanitation, has been devastated; especially in Gaza City, according to Asem Al-Nabih, spokesman for the Gaza City municipality.

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The conditions are as unhygienic as can be imagined in a subterranean tunnel with no light, air, running water or sanitation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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