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Sanitation refers to
public health conditions related to
clean drinking water and
treatment and
disposal of
human excreta and sewage.
Preventing human...
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plague affected London's
unsanitary parishes and
neighbourhoods the most. In 1563 the City of
London was overcrowded,
unsanitary, and poorly-policed. Queen...
- episode,
George joins a book club,
Jerry buys a new
couch which acquires an
unsanitary stain,
Poppie and
Kramer collaborate on a pizza-making business, and Jerry...
- mold and
vermin infestations,
water leakages, graffiti, vandalism, and
unsanitary communal amenities. Many of its low-income residents,
including former...
- same year as the act. With its
graphic and
revolting descriptions of
unsanitary conditions and
unscrupulous practices rampant in the meat-****ng industry...
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other activists,
imprisoning them for five
months without charge in the
unsanitary conditions of the
Pretoria Local prison.
Imprisonment caused problems...
- its capacity, and had an
inadequate water supply,
inadequate food, and
unsanitary conditions. Of the
approximately 45,000
Union prisoners held at Camp Sumter...
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officer at the US emb****y in Yemen,
confirmed that
Mobley is held in
unsanitary conditions and did have to
drink from a "dirty" gl****. In an
email dated...
- fever.
Despite this, many
hospitals continued to
practice surgery in
unsanitary conditions, with some
surgeons taking pride in
their bloodstained operating...
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public bath in 1904–1906. The
baths were
intended to help
relieve the
unsanitary conditions in the slums. It is
named after ****er Levy, a
prominent Jewish...
