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water stop
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water stop
A diaphragm used across a joint as a sealant, usually to prevent the passage of water.
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In case Toktogul hydroelectric station produces electricity in full, difficulties may arise at downstream water stations up to idle discharge of water, since electricity generated by downstream water stations will be transported nowhere, as consumption of electricity is less in the south than electricity produced by stations.
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