"In my view, if the idea [about the pump] was to help patients, let Amref repair the current borehole at the unit, then fence it in such that patients who can't afford to buy the piped water could then fetch there," he said, adding that to reduce consumption rate by the surrounding residents, Amref should drill another borehole outside the unit for residents to use.
The drive is rough and dusty, and when years ago a woman friend and I first fetched up there, dust caked our clothes and filled every uncovered orifice, and our fillings had nearly shaken loose from our teeth.
The Ajanta Caves languished, silent and forgotten and essentially unvisited, for almost a millennium and a half, until Captain Smith and his tiger hunters of the Madras Army fetched up there in the spring of 1819.
But for those dogs that are fetch fans, there looks to be little not to love here, and the Hamills even suggest that you can use the iFetch with kids, too!
By end-2004, etherene there fetched 60% more than two years earlier.
The straw gathered here and there fetched 10 000 F (15,5 €) a bale, with which we couldn't even buy a 50 kg bag of millet (which costs 11 000 F (17 €)).
Andy, Liz and I fetch up there a little after 11. (Make that two drinks to think in Bar Bacca).
And although the women (played by Williams, Zoe Kazan and Scot Shirley Henderson) wear fetching bonnets, there's no room here for the niceties of costume drama.
For each item you donate, you'll need to calculate the fair market value, defined as the price an item would fetch if there was a willing buyer and a willing seller.
Far fetched, I know, but there is an uncomfortable conviction lurking beneath the concept of dividing children up on the basis of a test that many take aged 10.
