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water tank
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water tank
An enclosed storage container, usually pumped to an elevated location, to increase the water pressure in a water piping system.
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Delores Gauntlett is the author of Freeing Her Hands to Clap (The Jamaica Observer, 2001) and The Watertank Revisited (Peepal Tree Press, 2005).
Christmas Lights by Gauntlett, Delores / Journal of Caribbean Literatures
Then an independent Maharastran legislator, Bacchu Kadu, staged his own protest, climbing a 30-metre watertank and threatening to jump if police tried to get him off.
Death by cotton: Richard Swift travels to the troubled cotton belt of ... by Swift, Richard / New Internationalist
UNION PLANING MILL Stockton, CA Established in 1891, originally as a windmill and wooden watertank manufacturing and repair facility, Union Planing Mill now employs 49 people at its 60,000-square-foot facility.
Constantly evolving: Union Planing Mill's business has changed a bit ... by Jenkins, Andy / Wood & Wood Products
 
 
 
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