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The phrase "a working water" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe water that is functional or usable, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to ensure that we have a reliable source of working water for the irrigation system."
Alternatives: "usable water" or "functional water".
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The room has a magical feel with a working water feature.
A working water feature twines around one model's waist, gushing towards her feet, causing a woman in front of me to rush to the ladies.
Pass a working water fountain, clad in river rock, under a big oak tree.
The pond, stocked with catfish, bluegills and largemouth bass, features a stone millhouse with a working water wheel.
Families are worried that girls are at a heightened risk of violence now that they travel longer distances to find a working water pump or firewood or work longer hours selling goods in the market to boost their family's income.
Make a working water park.
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You find them at the Grist Mill, a working water-powered replica of an old country mill inside the wildly popular theme park.
The station, with a full complement of solar panels, ample room and a working water-recycling system, is ready to be a full-time home to six people after a decade of construction.
"To have a dog run with working water is a necessity".
It's important that your chinchilla have a clean and working water bottle so that he won't get sick from being dehydrated.
To be fair, there are still working antennas out there, just as there are still a few working water-powered sawmills.
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