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In the mid-1800s in the Royal Borough of Chelsea, London, an industrious young English plumber named Thomas Crapper grabbed Progress in his pipe wrench and with a number of sophisticated sanitation inventions leapfrogged ahead one hundred years. Read the first page
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along
another
areas
away
bacteria
bag
box
bucket
camp
cans
canyon
capacity
cases
come
container
country
day
disease
down
end
enough
even
few
field
filter
find
first
full
gallons
giardia
good
hand
high
holding
hole
home
hose
human
iodine
leaves
lid
line
long
machine
matter
may
microns
might
must
need
new
now
old
output
own
oz
paper
pee
people
phone
place
plants
poop
pore
replacement
river
rock
scat
seat
service
sewer
shit
should
size
small
sometimes
states
system
take
tanks
think
though
three
time
toilet
top
travel
travelers
trip
two
use
used
waste
water
weighs
wilderness
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work
world
years
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