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"What is being proposed is really unworkable for the community that is living there," she said.

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But even with such measures, ponds cannot realistically be chlorinated - fish would die - and policing every village water source in a state of more than 30 million people is unworkable.

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“We deliberately picked the word village. It sounds better” at a time when suburbs were getting bashed and city was becoming unworkable.

Critics, including the Conservatives, argue the policy would prove "unworkable and wide open to abuse".

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At the time, the government's then-Policing Minister Diana Johnson said the plan was "unworkable" and "would prevent the police monitoring serious antisemitism and other racist incidents".

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

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