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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sewerage" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "sewerage" is typically uncountable, referring to the system or infrastructure for the removal of waste.
Example: "The city has invested heavily in improving its sewerage system to prevent flooding."
Alternatives: "the sewer system" or "wastewater management".
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A sewerage system must accommodate this variation.
But a sewerage plant by any other name is still a sewerage plant".
"Since when did a sewerage plant get to risk everyone's happiness in a community?" he asked.
But in most areas it remains without a sewerage system, paved roads or cellphone reception.
RWE Thames Water has just pulled out of a sewerage plant in Shanghai.
Our case is Massachusetts, 1880 to 1920, when authorities developed a sewerage and water district in the Boston area.
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And then there is Vivendi, a sewerage-to-films conglomerate that Jean-Marie Messier, its French boss, ran into the ground through a combination (familiar to Americans) of hubris and creative accounting.Like America, Europe has responded with measures to improve corporate governance.
To prevent the Old City from becoming a mere museum, the government built a modern sewerage system in the 1980s.
A control system is often tailored to a specific sewerage network and is rarely - if ever - immediately transferrable to other sewerage networks.
A shallow cave was found during the excavation work for a new sewerage project.
Electricity, running water, and a central sewerage system were installed; modern government buildings, hotels, housing projects, and a new port extension were built.
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