I tell myself I can do better with the women's movement and without running water, than with running water and electricity and no women's movement.
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They lived in makeshift huts without toilets or running water.
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The lights are off and there is no running water.
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I mean, who needs running water when you have art?
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For the dumplings, rinse the shrimp in cold running water.
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Many buildings are old with no heat or running water.
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Only a quarter of its 80,000 residents have running water.
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Stream beds lie silent, with no noise from running water.
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There was no plumbing or running water in her home.
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Running water and flushing toilets are also in the works.
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About 37 percent of the island remains without running water.
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The village still has no paved roads, no running water.
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Many people are without running water and adequate medical care.
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The shack his family lived in had no running water.
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Step 4 Rinse your hands well under clean, running water.
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Better facilities and running water is needed as never before.
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Basic services like running water and electricity have become luxuries.
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Do I *really* need hot running water and a stove?
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It is often without running water, medicine and even doctors.
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They point to the lack of electricity and running water.
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Hurried efforts were underway to restore running water to Beira.
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The return of running water on Tuesday was also welcome.
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There's no running water, so personal hygiene becomes a complicated process.
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Her staff couldn't remember the last time there was running water.
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Run your hands under clean, running water (hot or cold). 2165.
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Run your hands under clean, running water (hot or cold). 2.
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Inside Aleppo, Halabi said, there is no electricity or running water.
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Your eyes should be washed out immediately with lukewarm running water.
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"Four days, no running water," Madeline said of their hometown, Isabela.
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There was no running water, no electricity and no sewage system.
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Parts of the camp had been without electricity and running water.
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In the town I visited, there's no electricity, no running water.
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Music itself is going to become like running water, or electricity.
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Brazilian torrent frogs live near running water, which makes communication difficult.
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Clean the inside of your machine by running water through it.
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There's a kitchenette and eco-friendly bathroom, but no running water.
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Many Bedouin communities have no access to electricity or running water.
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Residents here have never known conveniences like electricity or running water.
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Today they sleep on the floor and have no running water.
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One-quarter of Manauarans are extremely poor; many lack running water.
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"It's cramped and there's no electricity or running water," he said.
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Many of the homes here don't have bathrooms or running water.
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There's also no running water and no gas to heat homes.
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Most of the time rinsing produce under running water is sufficient.
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There's no running water, and the risk of infection is rampant.
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The basic living conditions, with no running water, don't faze him.
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Much of the US territory still lacks electricity and running water.
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Playhouses can come with electricity, running water, and more extravagant features.
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But those settlements lack running water, sewerage, paved roads and electricity.
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There's a little kitchenette with running water and a functional stove.
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Drain beans and rinse with cold running water to stop cooking.
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With 80 percent of the island's electric grid not functioning, and 100 percent of Puerto Ricans either lacking running water, or clean running water, and businesses and homes destroyed, Gillibrand suggestions has been welcomed by Puerto Ricans.
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We had no electricity, no running water, no bathrooms and no heat.
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The first few years we lived there, there was no running water.
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The urge to pee in the presence of running water isn't weird.
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They would cook in La Loma's kitchen, though it lacked running water.
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By Monday, there was still no running water, power, or sewage services.
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Diego grew up in a shack with neither running water nor electricity.
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But they do not have electricity, running water, or even a ceiling.
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She hasn't had running water since the hurricane hit and can't bathe.
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At the time, they believed the streaks were formed by running water.
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The center had no power or running water; the bathrooms were horrific.
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Trailers without running water were fetching as much as $2000,21 a month.
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My eyes were running water and my nose was like a faucet.
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After five to six hours, just wash it off with running water.
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"But the biggest inconvenience was the lack of running water," Gordon noted.
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Over three million residents have been left without power or running water.
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Self-confidence is a bit like the running water in your house.
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Most often they live in shacks with no running water or bathroom.
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For the second day in a row, Beaumont is without running water.
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On campus, running water was soon restored, and the kitchen was working.
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Many dogs and cats enjoy drinking running water from a pet fountain.
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The hurricane left millions of Puerto Ricans without power or running water.
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With no running water, they rely on water collected from deep wells.
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In some of these places, it's where the only running water is.
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It's a mini fountain that constantly filters and dispenses clean running water.
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Around 95 percent of the homes there do not have running water.
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And most importantly, what he'd happily go with out: electricity or running water?
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There is no cell phone reception, no transportation, no electricity, no running water.
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Many homes have run out of running water because of dried up wells.
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The bankrupt territory is still struggling to provide basic services like running water.
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Most homes lacked running water and flush toilets, leading to recurrent sanitation problems.
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People don't need to walk to fetch water because they have running water.
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Back then it was a poor, remote village, without electricity or running water.
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"Music itself is going to become like running water or electricity," Bowie predicted.
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Many poor Venezuelans now live without running water and endure frequent power outages.
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Put it in your hands under running water and they no longer smell.
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His street is unpaved, and his two-room house has no running water.
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She missed home but appreciated the dorm's electricity, running water and indoor toilets.
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At the next stop, there was no running water let alone hot water.
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We didn't have much choice as there was no running water to filter.
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Before we could move into the house we needed to have running water.
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Houses could be without running water, or without water that's safe to drink.
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There is no running water and no electricity other than a few generators.
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Kuczynski has pledged to ensure that every town in Peru has running water.
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But you don't if you have a shower nearby, or any running water.
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Social class determines access to education, running water, employment, and quality of life.
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With no running water, residents are still forced to rely on untreated wells.
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Wash your hands — slowly and frequently, with lots of soap and running water.
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With no electricity or running water, the conditions in the camp are dire.
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She grew up in a shabby, stilted wooden house with no running water.
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Some of Alma's friends and relatives had lost electricity and even running water.
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Many Turkanas live in tiny huts in villages without running water or electricity.
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And finally, finally, she got running water in her home just last Friday.
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There is no electricity, no running water, no schools and no public services.
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They didn't have electricity or running water, but they did have the home.
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Knee's home on the Mesa has no electricity or running water, he says.
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I can't imagine having a baby without a doctor, running water or electricity.
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Hot and cold running water, the lights are on, a really cursory inspection.
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And it's really pissing off Puerto Ricans who want running water right now.
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Running water, flush toilets, electric lighting, cars, refrigerators, and washing machines were all commonplace.
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"There was a toilet but no running water for people to drink," Castro said.
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They are still without running water, and the only electricity comes from private generators.
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High-quality internet connections will become more widespread than basic sanitation and running water.
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Without running water, advocates fear a rapid decline in sanitary conditions of the camp.
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Cook until soft, about 20 minutes, then drain and rinse under cold running water.
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Normalcy doesn't mean 24 hours of clean running water for residents in India's capital.
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Most live like them in rickety tents with no running water and inadequate sanitation.
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Some tenants returned to find no running water, no electricity and no functioning sewage.
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There is no electricity or running water in the camp where they live today.
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Etherington's house, which he shared with Titch, had running water from a nearby stream.
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There is no electricity or running water, and the bathroom is actually an outhouse.
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The family home was a small mud hut, with no running water or toilet.
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Even Queen Elizabeth hospital, Malawi's biggest, does not have running water in every room.
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Food, running water and medical services were cut off by Australia four days ago.
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There was no electricity or access to gas and running water in their home.
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The town has no running water, and building a sewage system has proved impossible.
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He lived 20 minutes from Old San Juan, and had only intermittent running water.
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Food, running water and medical services were cut off by Australia five days ago.
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Today, they have jobs and live in brick houses with running water and electricity.
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But there's limited access to running water in the camps, which makes that hard.
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Hygiene is challenging when most rooms, including the operating theater, have no running water.
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Peel under cool running water, split in half, and garnish your noodles with it.
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Besides, many of the new settlements don't have electricity, running water, schools, or jobs.
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The place didn't have electricity or running water, which was a plus, he thought.
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Across the way, Rebecca Ten Bear Reed and her children have no running water.
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"Ted Shawn and those men didn't have A.C. or running water," Mr. Weinert said.
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There would be a computer center and running water and generators to supply power.
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I got a loan from the bank and I got running water and electricity.
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Naturally there were a dozen minus twelve kinds of no Electricity or running water.
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Her school, like many in Tanzania, doesn't have toilets with running water to wash.
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It's a recipe for cross-infection, all largely solvable with running water and soap.
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"We didn't have anything — no running water, no inside bathrooms," said John Jackson, a former mayor of White Hall, a town of about 800 in Lowndes that is more than 90 percent black and did not have running water until the early 1980s.
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Much of Puerto Rico remains without electricity or running water three weeks after Maria's landfall.
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Many have no running water or water tanks and instead store water in plastic bottles.
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Affected islands struggled for weeks without electricity and running water, increasing the likelihood for disease.
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Ghost Ship also didn't have running water, and neighbors complained of trash piling up outside.
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An office assistant was hunting for bottled water and ice for residents without running water.
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There was a bathroom in one corner, shared between four men, with no running water.
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She didn't have any running water, but she had a smartphone and an internet connection.
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The camps have no running water or electricity, but sometimes a generator for evening light.
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The product is meant to be crumbled under running water to create mint-smelling bubbles.
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However, without running water, advocates fear a rapid decline in sanitary conditions of the camp.
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Essential services like running water, electricity, and childcare appear to be improving across Isla Trinitaria.
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The latter, a Category 4 storm, left the island without electricity and without running water.
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Two years after moving into her home, she is still without running water or electricity.
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Yet millions of Jakartans also live in slums with pirated electricity and no running water.
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There's no running water and the only electricity is from a generator that runs sporadically.
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He has no easy access to running water and relies on charities for food handouts.
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They found almost nothing for them there—no electricity, no running water, no paved roads.
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The city still had no timeline on getting running water to Beaumont residents, Alemayehu said.
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There are twenty public hospitals in Sierra Leone, and less than half have running water.
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San Juan resident Sebastián Pérez showed CNN how he's surviving without running water and power.
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Much of the US commonwealth is without power and many residents are without running water.
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It was a gated community, with running water and solar panels and fully furnished mansions.
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Only 25% has running water and 50% of gas stations are back up and running.
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There's no running water anywhere in the tent, which can make cooking and cleaning difficult.
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Spend your weekend getaway at this perfectly curated, artfully designed Airbnb — with no running water!
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When people are hungry and don't have running water, this is quite a big thing.
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As for the waterproofing, I tested it by placing the device under some running water.
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The cabins have sprinklers mainly because of those wood stoves, but no other running water.
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The city is without electricity and running water, and shops and private clinics remain closed.
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There's no running water, cell service or electricity in the town of about 60,000 people.
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It has running water for only a few hours a day, and food is scarce.
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There is no running water, soap is expensive and hand sanitizer is an unaffordable luxury.
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Scrub the eggs well under running water; you want the shells to be very clean.
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Just over half of health facilities lack electricity and 41 percent have no running water.
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The Food and Drug Administration recommends rinsing fresh fruits and vegetables with cold running water.
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Now hold the egg under running water to peel it, starting at the cracked end.
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It's worth repeating, over and over: Wash your hands with clean running water and soap.
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Vásquez told the AP that roughly 300,000 households remained without running water on Tuesday afternoon.
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Families in Texas border towns worry because there is no running water to fight fires.
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Those people and hundreds of thousands of other residents have no electricity or running water.
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The story flows like all the running water, particularly in its fast-moving first hour.
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Remove any surface starch by giving the noodles a vigorous rinse under cold running water.
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Like many Venezuelans in the capital, he has running water about two hours a day.
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I definitely miss running water, cooking on a real stove, and heat and air conditioning.
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Running water no longer exists in some areas, and many health clinics have been obliterated.
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The health center has been busier than ever since it got running water last year.
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Sadly, a lack of running water and questions about water safety have also been issues.
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Nelson says for years artists built their cultural community without basic amenities, like running water.
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"There's running water in the toilets, but the sinks have been turned off," Mr Bedlam said.
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They have no medicine for their children, and many have no running water or basic services.
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He gave her gifts and installed running water at her family's home, Jallow told HRW interviewers.
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It had no running water and its windows were boarded so no one could see inside.
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They show up as astral presences, or as hallucinated faces in running water and fallen leaves.
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The homes here have proper walls and roofs, as well as electricity, running water and sewerage.
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It had no running water or electricity, which one neighbor said was common for the area.
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We each showered, thinking it was smart to do so while we still had running water.
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I feel so guilty to be comfortable with electricity and running water in my tiny apartment.
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Then there was nothing -- no heating, no light, no running water, in the depths of winter.
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Many of us couldn't quit email any more than we could quit electricity or running water.
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The harsh desert itself, with no year-round sources of running water, is an effective deterrent.
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The running water and gas heating available in almost every community are made possible using pipelines.
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A combination of communism and Ceaușescu's spite brought Vaslui architecture, industry, education, running water, and heat.
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Without running water, he now had to bathe with baby wipes and shave without a mirror.
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The bombings knocked out running water to an estimated two million people, the United Nations said.
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Running water, electricity and gas services have been suspended in the areas affected by the landslides.
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About 7% of Puerto Rican homes remain without running water, according to Puerto Rican government estimates.
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Electricity blackouts were common, and every now and then we had a day without running water.
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The CDC has some tips, starting with an obvious step: wetting hands with clean, running water.
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In Amman, the capital, some neighborhoods only get running water for 12-24 hours a week.
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Migrants built illegal sheds and basic infrastructure, but there was no running water, sewage or electricity.
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Oh by the way, nearly half the U.S. territory is still without power or running water.
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Rinse the chicken (inside and out) under cold running water, and pat dry with paper towels.
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" "There are still communities in New Mexico, for example, that don't have electricity or running water.
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It has no running water or toilets, and is not close to the river, residents said.
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There's no consistent electricity in the camp, and running water is intermittent; hot water non-existent.
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However, when she and her team toured the building, there was no electricity or running water.
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Smarter Living: Confidence is like running water at home: most notable when it's excessive or missing.
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Smarter Living: Confidence is like running water at home — most notable when it's excessive or missing.
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And what's lacking at Stedsans — namely electricity and running water — is considered part of the appeal.
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He emigrated as a child from Portugal, where his home had no running water or electricity.
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Restoring power, communications, and running water isn't the kind of work that emergency responders can do.
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Young people used ropes to retrieve some bodies from the fast-running water, according to witnesses.
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Most homes are one-room corrugated-metal shacks that lack electricity, running water or indoor plumbing.
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The roads in some of the affected neighborhoods are unpaved and homes can lack running water.
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His house is mustard-colored and modest, with a flickering power supply and no running water.
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There was no running water anywhere in the small farm settlement, 20 minutes southwest of Fresno.
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Aid agencies have long urged authorities to close the camp, which lacks running water and electricity.
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Escaping poverty Many of the choir grew up without running water or electricity in their hometown.
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The city of Beaumont was badly flooded and had no running water for a second day.
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When finished, just rinse the blade clean under running water or pop it in the dishwasher.
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Society can't reinvent running water or the refrigerator any more than Hollywood can outdo the Force.
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Young boricuas catch up and share stories about not having power, running water, food, or their homes.
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Any number of unheated European squats with a toilet two floors down disconnected from any running water?
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Now, the bankrupt territory is struggling to provide basic services like running water, and pay its bills.
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Only about 10% of the population has access to running water and many rely on communal latrines.
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Or you live in a media-free compound without newspapers, magazines, Facebook, Twitter, running water, or electricity.
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Stacey Gray is without running water in her RV in Louisville, Kentucky, after her water heater broke.
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Many small businesses were destroyed, and those that weren't are struggling without reliable electricity or running water.
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He said there has been no running water or electricity in the neighborhood for the past month.
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Make the rice: Wash rice in cold running water until the water runs clear, about 5 times.
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In the stupefying heat, there was neither electricity nor running water, but there was beauty and community.
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In the meantime, more than a million people in Puerto Rico have gone weeks without running water.
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With most of the island having no running water, people are getting drinking water from mountain springs.
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For nearly three years, we lived in an old abandoned gas station without running water or electricity.
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The hurricane wiped out the island's power grid, and fewer than half of residents have running water.
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Rights groups say they amass in the poorest areas, often lacking running water, health centers and schools.
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"I've forgotten what it is like to bathe in running water," says Soledad Rodríguez, a graphic designer.
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Nearby are many colonias, unincorporated slum-like areas where the poor live, lacking running water and sewerage.
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In Brito, a village on Nicaragua's Pacific coast, there are no paved roads, electricity or running water.
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His partner, Army veteran Lacey Jones, grew up in Liberty, Maine, with no running water or electricity.
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In the abandoned trains where Khaleuf and others live, conditions are grim, without electricity or running water.
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Not to mention have light, heat, running water, and whatever else might help you live more comfortably.
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You can also dissolve them under running water or plop them into your tub after bath time.
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Maybe it was all the stage makeup, the travel, airplanes, different hotels, different climates, different running water.
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Electricity and phone lines have been disrupted, hospitals have limited capabilities and there is no running water.
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WAPA anticipates having running water restored on all three islands to all 12,000 customers by this weekend.
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Lack of running water can be a reason that parents and other guardians lose custody of children.
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There's not much running water and the dorms where the female students live don't even have beds.
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In addition to widespread power outages, many people have limited access to gas, cash and running water.
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The town has a spigot outside the fire station for families who no longer have running water.
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"It's not easy to live like this," said Rivera, who also doesn't have running water at home.
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Most components of the juicer can be cleaned using nothing more than running water and air drying.
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Large swaths of the island, particularly its more mountainous regions, lack running water and adequate food supplies.
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Many residents are illiterate, unemployment is high and few have electricity or running water in their homes.
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A week after María, 6900 percent of our homes lacked running water, and 2628 percent lacked electricity.
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The next day, clean the tripe thoroughly under cold running water, scrubbing vigorously to remove any grit.
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Some areas lack running water, with residents forced to use personal generators to pump water from wells.
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Then hold the fabric taut under cold running water and rub it against itself under the stream.
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Because he works in Mumbai, his stalled career also means there's no running water in his apartment.
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There's a water pump in the back, a relic from when the house didn't have running water.
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People may get running water in their homes on one day and then lose it the next.
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In Puerto Rico, two weeks after Hurricane Maria, people are still living without power or running water.
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The family lived in a wooden shack with no running water, and Ayu did not attend school.
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Even the sound of running water in the pipes of his neighbor's cell began to aggravate him.
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But even where running water is available, it often flows for less than four hours a day.
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"In Hrhov, the Roma start their lives in a brick house, with running water," Mr. Ravasz said.
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Early Sunday, Suga said that some 376,000 homes were without electricity, and that 14,000 lacked running water.
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The island, home to around 75,000 people, had no power and no running water on Friday afternoon.
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At the time, basic infrastructure — things like paved roads, sewage systems, running water and electricity — was lacking.
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What can be done to ensure that all Americans have access to running water and basic sanitation?
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Her mother's farm didn't have electricity until 1964; running water came around 1985, when Sadigianis was 6.
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In an interview with Barbara Walters, she talked about not having running water or electricity growing up.
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Aid agencies have long urged the authorities to close the camp, which lacks running water and electricity.
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There was often no running water, and Jori had to bucket out what was in the toilet.
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Last week, they were camped out in their sagging house with no heat, electricity or running water.
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Despite no electricity or running water, we coped in Kristine and Graham's apartment as best we could.
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In most hotels, running water is available for only short periods at certain times of the day.
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It was luxury compared with their last home, a mud hut with no electricity or running water.
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The report also notes that several of the facilities don't have running water, electricity, and other basic utilities.
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The last few years I lived there, there was running water and a communal shower that we used.
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" A separate male choir member added, "Most of the homes do not have running water, it's really difficult.
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Millions are without running water; more than 2,000km of roads and at least 175 bridges have been destroyed.
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With limited power and no running water, it doesn't exactly make for an attractive location for a wedding.
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For most of us in the developed world, we have running water and a roof over our head.
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Seven out of 10 people on earth can count on running water to be available in their homes.
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When the eggs were done, she cooled them down under running water and cracked the outer shell off.
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Some farmers live part-time on site without electricity or indoor running water, though most have homes nearby.
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The comforts of Canada were long gone with no air conditioning and no running water in the bathroom.
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The civilian population has endured a strangling siege, which left them short of food, electricity or running water.
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Right now, about 75 percent of the island doesn't have electricity and 25 percent doesn't have running water.
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His small home in Limuru village doesn't have running water and its walls are made from corrugated metal.
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In Rønne Swamp in Skive, Denmark, he exists among the trees and moss, without electricity or running water.
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Ricardo Rossello's office, 33% of the island has cell service and 47% has running water as of Saturday.
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Sprawling slums without paved roads and running water provide a steady stream of recruits into the crime armies.
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Even the largest hospitals operate without running water, sanitation, consistent electricity or reliable stores of medications or equipment.
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Electricity and phone lines were disrupted, hospitals were left with limited capabilities and there was no running water.
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At the facility, there's no running water, bathrooms aren't operating, and the only power comes from a generator.
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They obtained running water in the early 1990s, she said, and used an outhouse until the mid-1990s.
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The FDA recommends washing all produce under running water, even if you don't plan to eat the skin.
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They are drinking heavily chlorinated water even though there was running water and bottled water in the facility.
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Describing the grim situation, Jolie said Mosul residents lacked medical supplies and basic services, such as running water.
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There was no running water and authorities found two kitchen pots "outside apparently catching rain water," Hasson wrote.
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There's no running water here, and bottled water is expensive and hard to come by, he told me.
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Power has since been restored, and with it running water, which comes from a well via electric pump.
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Shops in Kunduz remained closed, and the city was without electricity and running water for a third day.
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Witnesses said that the arena's roof had come off and that the shelter lacked electricity and running water.
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Each August, the family headed to a camp in the Adirondacks that was without electricity or running water.
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There's a comfortable bed, a stove and running water, a fire pit and a few books to read.
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Livshits wound up at a foster home east of Moscow and grew up without running water or heat.
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Close to 226 percent of the island was without running water and about a third without telecommunication services.
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There was no electricity and no running water, so the river was now our sole source of water.
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In the oil hub of Maracaibo, Deisimar's family lost electricity, reliable running water, health care and, finally, food.
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For the Navajo Nation, a third of the reservation's residents go without running water and sanitation, HuffPost reports.
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We cooked everything over fire using oil barrels and dragged over a hose so there'd be running water.
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Others complained of an absence of basics like tarps for roofs and the continuing lack of running water.
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The only sounds in the kitchen were running water and clanging silverware and toothy brush in rhythmic rotation.
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So we handed out money for people to open bakeries on streets that lacked running water and electricity.
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Cables droop across smaller canals, supplying electricity to cinder-block houses that have no running water or sewers.
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We can adjust that heat of the candy based on hot and cold running water underneath the tables.
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Migrants have no access to running water, leading to poor hygiene and the contraction of rashes and funguses.
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One 60-year-old woman said she had not had running water in her home for 10 days.
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Utilities like running water and electricity are nonexistent in many districts, and the city lacks basic medical care.
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Kathleen Vance has created natural tableaus, including streams and waterfalls with real running water, inside of vintage valises.
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Here was the reason for the gigabit revolution, he told me — your internet becomes as reliable as running water.
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So we just slept in this abandoned house in an Italian field with no heat and no running water.
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We'll leave you with some of Zurbel's favorite factoids about his sweet pet: He loves to watch running water.
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They, along with most people in Panama City, had been without electricity or running water for over 1000 hours.
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Similarly, almost a third live in households without running water, and around half have no toilet, shower or bathroom.
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But the camaraderie of living in somewhere really remote, of not having amenities, and of not having running water.
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Although some places in town still had running water, none of it was drinkable and supplies were running low.
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Using a slotted spoon, transfer the eggs to a colander and run under cold running water for 1 minute.
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Raising seven children in a mudbrick home with no running water, as Ms Nyero does, is hard to imagine.
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She paid $30 a month for a house without running water or electricity and ate as cheaply as possible.
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Now, imagine this life in India, but with no electricity, no running water, and barely any access to education.
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The lack of electricity meant that most of the 3.4 million Americans on the island had no running water.
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" For example, the Tarry-A-While tourist home in Ocean City, Maryland, advertised, "Rooms, Running Water, Bathing From Rooms.
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There's no running water or sewage, so locals harvest giant chunks of ice and melt it for drinking water.
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The house has no running water, so all water -- to drink, to cook, to wash -- must be brought in.
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Of course there was no backstage, no toilet, but also no running water, and, the most unique: no law.
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Eventually, their electric and sewage lines were hooked up, but for five years the Cookes lived without running water.
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India's capital was thrown into disarray as 10 million of its citizens had their access to running water cut.
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My friend has a grass hut on her watercress farm, but we have houses with electricity and running water.
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But the colonial cleanup operation won't end when power is returned to homes and running water is flowing again.
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The roof was ripped off the second floor, and the family is still living without electricity and running water.
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As this trend goes, the lack of running water in many homes will become even more of a problem.
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" In The Sound of Running Water, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh is quoted as saying regarding Deeksha: "Deeksha is the dragonmaster!
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I moved toward the sound of running water, hiking down a steep, rocky path that came to a stream.
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The water-based exercises included water walking or running, water cycling and various types of water-based fitness classes.
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The walls were crumbling, the floors rotting and the windows broken, and it had no electricity or running water.
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"The school has no running water and electricity," said teacher Umm Mohammed, standing in front of her packed classroom.
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They go to work in fancy uniforms and come home to shacks with no running water or reliable electricity.
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Maria, which made landfall September 20 in Puerto Rico, left millions of islanders there without power or running water.
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Wash the cucumber under running water to remove excess salt and then place atop kitchen cloth and pat dry.
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They have hot running water and full-flush toilets, as well as towels and environmentally friendly spa bath products.
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Even as their home has running water only a few hours a day, a few days of the week.
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The disruption also meant that many people no longer had running water, because pumping stations are powered by electricity.
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Everything about it was illegal: It was a firetrap, it didn't have running water, it didn't have a bathroom.
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Recruited via word of mouth and WhatsApp, the migrants often live in shantytowns with no running water or electricity.
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She suggested that without electricity, many of the pumps that supplied residents with running water would not be functioning.
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They're going home to their running water, to their nice, comfortable bed, and meantime, we're here dealing with them.
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Their first home had no electricity or running water, and Paul and his brother attended a one-room school.
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Well into the 21st century, they continue to live without dependable hot and cold running water or flush toilets.
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The men were relieved to be away from the camp, an uncomfortable place with limited electricity and running water.
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A month after Maria, roughly 1 million of the 0003 million American citizens here remained without running water service.
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We have families living in the 21st Century still with no electricity, no running water or housing at all.
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Sounds were muffled except for the unnerving gurgle of running water, a reminder that this was a temporary space.
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These Water Protectors and their allies face police brutality while living without running water and electricity in temporary camps.
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Countless others in the region's backcountry have struggled for days without running water or sanitation, awaiting help from authorities.
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The unit features running water but also a bar, toaster oven, hot plate, bed, 4K TV, internet and surround sound.
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This tiny home is a grand total of 196 square feet and doesn't yet have electricity or running water installed.
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For every five minutes of running water you cut from your shower, you save 100 liters of clean, drinkable water.
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While there's still no air conditioning, the home now has running water, a refrigerator and a bed, KHOU-TV reported.
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Here's the CDC's guide:Wet your hands with clean, running water (warm or cold), turn off the tap, and apply soap.
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During her trip, Jackson brought supplies to a school located in the town that is without electricity and running water.
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One-third of Puerto Rico residents, for example, are still living without electricity and, in some areas, without running water.
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Some neighborhoods might have gotten a shiny new transit line, but a place like Providência still doesn't have running water.
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Mahovic says to always wash loose produce under running water, even when organic—organic produce isn't safer from foodborne illness.
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He promised that running water and power would soon return, but advised people nonetheless to buy torches and water tanks.
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During her trip, Jackson gave supplies to a school with no electricity or running water, giving backpacks and water purifiers.
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They finally got access to running water on Tuesday, but only for 2 hours and it had to be boiled.
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The family had no electricity or running water and they went to the bathroom in large holes around the property.
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Beaumont, east of Houston, has no running water after both its water pumps failed, forcing a hospital to shut down.
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He also said he was placed in cells that had no running water, blood on the walls, and feces inside.
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Hundreds were rescued from floodwaters, and many lost power and running water in Nicaragua, Honduras and Costa Rica, officials said.
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They were staying with her brother and eleven other people in a small house with no electricity or running water.
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Accommodations at Little Lyford are rustic cabins with running water, gas lights and a wood stove; bring your own linens.
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Cedella was eighteen at the time, a native of Nine Mile, a rural village with no electricity or running water.
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They are shunned from villages and live in isolated communities, often with no health centers or running water, he said.
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I've gone from living in poverty with no running water or electricity to graduate school at an Ivy League institution.
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Children were locked in small, high-security cells that had no running water and no natural light, the report said.
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Washing fruits and vegetables under running water before eating and cooking them is also recommended, as is using a brush.
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In some of its struggling neighborhoods, residents still grapple with foreclosures or having running water shut off over delinquent bills.
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They had no smartphones or Internet, no electricity or running water, no alarm clocks — or any clocks for that matter.
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Her family had no running water for two days, and they cooked simple meals on her grandmother's portable gas stove.
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Other innovations, too — telephones, electric lights, subways, running water, sewage lines, paved streets, even house numbers — transformed how Americans lived.
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When her father killed himself they were living in a cottage without electricity and running water in the Bavarian countryside.
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Humanitarian groups fear that the camp — which has no running water or electricity — is ill-equipped for a virus outbreak.
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The family is grateful for power and running water, for supermarkets overflowing with affordable groceries, for the pine-scented air.
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Because of the huaycos, a large swath of the city had been without running water for the last two days.
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Water, the survey found, was rarely available at the participating facilities -- 2100% of them had no running water at all.
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Encampments like the one on the side of a highway in Guánica have no access to running water or bathrooms.
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Hygiene routines like brushing our teeth, showering, doing the laundry, and shaving require running water, which won't work in microgravity.
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And peeling an egg in a bowl of fresh water or under running water will remove any tiny shell particles.
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Many of them live in segregated townships without sewage and running water, facing discrimination at schools and in the workplace.
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Many are staying in improvised shelters, tents and dilapidated buildings, or sleeping rough in graveyards, without running water and toilets.
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Problems with pollution because of leaky pipes mean that some parts of the county are without running water for days.
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Sothman had placed her 13-month-old daughter Elaine in a bathtub with running water, and left the child unattended.
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There were places around us with no running water, so Philly was the gateway to the rest of the world.
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Shortages have been felt even in wealthier neighborhoods, with some people saying they haven't had running water for two days.
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About New York Running water, squealing children, a Bronx street planted in the heart and heat of a July morning.
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Just beside the small church, I found the shallow well, still encircled by limestone, still filled with lightly running water.
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With no running water or sanitation, disease spreads easily, with severe infestations of body lice and scabies commonplace, says Djurdjevic.
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As the company continues on its path to make transportation as much a utility as running water, automation is key.
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Beyond the poor shopping options, places like Nogoon Nuur lack such basic facilities as running water, sewers and power for heating.
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So we have people who've never stepped out of the village at all; never, maybe, had an experience of running water.
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You could use cloth, but to make it work you need access to clean running water, and that's not a given.
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There is no running water, and hundreds of children have died from disease and malnutrition since the beginning of the year.
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As this collection of pictures reveals, many Puerto Ricans are still living without necessities as basic as running water and electricity.
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But Beaumont, which has been hit especially hard by Harvey, had lost its access to running water a few hours earlier.
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"[Jayme] was on foot and was not very far" from the home, where there was running water and electricity, Fitzgerald added.
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The governor also noted that 55% of Puerto Ricans now have access to running water, and 10% have access to power.
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When they did sleep in the van for weeks on end, they didn't always have access to running water or plumbing.
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The job is dangerous: Users manipulate a device like a cutdown soccer goal post while standing in deep, fast-running water.
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Your overwater cabin comes fully-equipped with a fridge/freezer, gas oven, air conditioning, and is plumbed with hot running water.
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The city ordered public schools to stop running water for taps and water fountains, according to WEYI-TV, another CNN affiliate.
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Countless numbers of people in the region's backcountry have struggled for days without running water or sanitation, awaiting help from authorities.
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He also offered assurances that power will be restored, running water will return and schools will reopen in the coming weeks.
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The island's power grid remains crippled, a massive dam is crumbling, hospitals don't have running water and there's extremely limited communication.
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Tiffani Ashley Bell, co-founder of The Human Utility, has made it her mission to help people access clean, running water.
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Diallo returned to the staff room, which, like the rest of the medical centers in Guinea, did not have running water.
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So she has lived without running water for more than a month, subsisting on the good will of friends and neighbors.
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He was adopted by a poor couple by the name of Paxton who had a farm without electricity or running water.
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Pairing ominous, sweeping synths with meditative running water sounds and bird chirps, the producer transforms "Tomboy" into a surreal sonic experience.
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As of Sunday, she said, Sugarloaf Key remains without running water, and US1 Radio continues to broadcast information about relief efforts.
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Born in the communist country of Croatia, then known as Yugoslavia, Herjavec's house had dirt floors, hay, and no running water.
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During his senior year, when he was applying for college, he lived in an abandoned house without running water and heat.
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Later, however, inspectors closed the daycare because of her absence and because the facility lacked power and running water, she said.
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Roberto Lugo grew up in abandoned homes in Philly with no running water, showering with his father in nearby fire hydrants.
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By the 1950s, he was still living a Victorian lifestyle with his wife in Lincolnshire, never getting electricity or running water.
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Cats like to drink fresh running water, so a cat fountain is a great way to encourage them to stay hydrated.
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The family was very poor, and even after moving to Felcsút, in the early nineteen-seventies, they didn't have running water.
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Without running water, people are probably not washing their hands or boiling water often enough, or cooking their food well enough.
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Forty percent of the island still lacks running water because of the blackout, which still affects 85 percent of the island.
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Most of Bangui, situated along the banks of the wide Ubangi River, hasn't had running water for more than a year.
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Gaudí included features in La Pedrera that were novelties at the time, like an elevator and running water in each apartment.
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The blackout, food shortages, and unreliable running water plaguing Puerto Rico in Maria's aftermath have triggered an exodus from the island.
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Alex grew up in a tiny village in the highlands of Honduras, with no restaurants, banks or even consistent running water.
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She had hoped a win could help her family, who lived in a run-down building that rarely had running water.
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It also triggered a nearly island-wide blackout, left about 250,183 without running water and toppled structures damaged in earlier quakes.
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The box was on a property that had neither running water nor electricity and was surrounded by large holes, police said.
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The local athletes moved into a guesthouse with no electricity and no running water, where they slept four to a room.
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Feel the water as it hits your body, and take a moment to be grateful that you have hot, running water.
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"I don't believe them," said Antonia Cortés, 58, of Ponce, who has not had power or running water since Tuesday's earthquake.
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Barely scraping together enough money for a daily meal, many make do in damaged apartments with no electricity and running water.
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Cities are placed away from each other and near running water, and Dr. O'Leary wrote another program to name the cities.
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I understand why the authorities don't want journalists visiting hospitals: Silgado described filthy emergency rooms with no electricity or running water.
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The labor camp had no running water or electricity, and the trip to the upper Yangtze River would take many hours.
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Maria, which hit the island as a Category 4 storm, left most residents without electricity, running water and adequate food supplies.
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Cisco is 45 minutes from the nearest town, and has no running water, grocery, gas station, or residents other than Muza.
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The houses were extremely crude, there was no running water, no clean water to drink and a lack of food available.
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Large parts of Beira lacked running water, but everyone affected was getting 20 liters of water for washing, cooking and drinking.
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One-third of the island lacks clean running water and just 8 percent of its roads are passable, according to government statistics.
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Mr. Houlihan's garage has no heat, bathroom or running water, and on this recent freezing Friday night, everyone could see their breath.
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Nine educators have since taken up residency for up to a week to see what it's like to live without running water.
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More than one-fourth of the island's residents don't have potable running water and only 17 percent have electricity, according to FEMA.
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The damage Trona, a town of about 2,000 people, doesn't have power or running water, the San Bernardino County Fire Department said.
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Countless residents in the region's backcountry have struggled for days without electricity, running water or sanitation as they await help from authorities.
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No refrigerator, no running water, no toilet, no air-conditioning, no wine cooler, no microwave, no radiant floor heating, no Amazon Alexa.
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While plumbing can be costly, the addition of running water and an antique farmhouse sink in this space add beauty and convenience.
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The home — now only stripped walls, open ceilings and concrete floors — had no running water, electricity or air conditioning, KHOU-TV reported.
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There was no electricity, running water or paved roads, but the island became a tropical playground for the actor as a boy.
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A few spoilsports asked whether the government had its priorities straight, given that many of the country's villages still lack running water.
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They live in small, anonymous shelters with no electricity (though the solar grid comes online soon), no running water and dirt floors.
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They married in 1938 and spent the rest of their years together in Everett's one-room cabin, without running water or electricity.
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But I know that we spent 21 days in the bush and that we had no running water, and it was brutal.
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If there is a pedal to start running water or a bucket to wash down any waste, be sure to use it.
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They were taken to traveler sites in the eastern city of Lincoln and housed in squalid caravans, without running water or toilets.
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With Hutcherson as their benefactor, they went from living on farms with no running water to jetting around the US and beyond.
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Plus, the fact that we had no running water or reliable electricity meant that when meals were over, food was essentially unavailable.
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One of the most talked about emails makes reference to binge-watching Dr. Who and masturbating to the sound of running water.
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"We were drinking beers and discussing the difficulties in working in Africa with no electricity or running water," Kobylinski told CNN's Gupta.
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The United Nations has said 5.5 million people have had little or no running water for more than two weeks in Damascus.
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By 1925, 19363 percent of Muncie's homes had running water and two-thirds had sewer connections, including almost all newly constructed houses.
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The sounds I've been hearing from the shot people are seeing -- the continual spewing lava -- it sounds like running water from afar.
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San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico (CNN)Nelson Maldonado had already gone days without running water or electricity, after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico.
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Tamandua Chirwa, 26, runs the rural hospital and remembers how delighted she was the day running water was installed in March 2017.
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Venezuela suffered a series of blackouts in March, the worst in decades, that left millions of people without running water and telecommunications.
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Some services like hospitals, clinics, and schools will be exempt from the cutoff and will continue to have access to running water.
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Then apply rubbing alcohol directly to the stain and rub the fabric against itself while holding it under the running water. 4.
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In Kennedy, which has never had electricity or running water, a lucky few have solar panels to recharge lights, cellphones or radios.
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I remember having to bathe myself with a bucket of water because there was no running water for weeks in my house.
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They've been largely cut off from the world for 26 days, with no power or communications and, for many, no running water.
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In 2013, an engine fire aboard the "Carnival Triumph" left 4,000 people adrift with no running water or power and scarce food.
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Some of them probably brought the virus with them to the villages that have little access to basic infrastructure, including running water.
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When I was growing up in Equatorial Guinea in the 1980s, we had no running water or electricity most of the year.
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That's because the village is unrecognized: Along with polling places, it lacks electricity, running water and the possibility of obtaining building permits.
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There is no elevator in the building and the five cells or lockups in the basement have neither running water nor toilets.
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I was given a cup by a nurse to urinate in and was left alone in a private restroom with running water.
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She organized her community to build the Bell Waterline Project, an 18-mile water system that brought running water to tribal members.
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Sixty years ago, Abu Dhabi was a twenty-six-thousand-square-mile expanse of desert, without paved roads, electricity, or running water.
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She said some 300,000 households remained without running water by Tuesday afternoon and several hundred people were in shelters in affected municipalities.
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There was no running water, and when it rained the refugees' tents filled with mud and the camp's rudimentary roads became impassable.
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Charmed Playhouses is bringing childhood dreams to life with intricately designed playhouses that have electricity, running water, turrets, multiple stories, and more.
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The risk of disease rises when access to safe drinking water, sanitation systems, and running water and soap for handwashing is limited.
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She grew up there in a house without electricity or running water, in an area where everyone, white or black, was poor.
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Two weeks after the storm made landfall, the vast majority of the territory lacks power, and most households don't have running water.
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He's overseen one massive power outage after another, leaving entire neighborhoods without running water for days or even weeks at a time.
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It's the kind of grinding poverty where you don't get access to running water, adequate food, proper toilets, or basic health care.
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On its website, PRASA is urging those who have running water to boil it or purify it with chlorine tablets before drinking.
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Specifically, they've contradicted Sinema's account about the building where she and her family lived, noting that it actually had running water and electricity.
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According to its Mayor, Betito Marquez, only 25% of households had running water last week and supermarkets have been forced to ration food.
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Some families living near the disputed city of Donetsk have had no running water or electricity for months, even years, according to UNICEF.
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"He invested a lot of money on its restoration, improving the church, the streets, and bringing running water to each house," Alaejos said.
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Scientists have long known there was once running water on Mars, as evidenced by ancient river valleys, deltas and parts of lake beds.
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They influenced, nurtured, collaborated with, and painted one another, merging into one big happy family, and learned to survive with no running water.
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And of course, hand sanitizer is great if you're in a place where you don't have access to clean, running water, says Tetro.
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What are conversations that you've had with women on the street about their day-to-day experience of accessing tampons or running water?
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More than a month after Hurricane Maria made landfall, 1 million people were without running water and 3 million people were without power.
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She sells about 100 pieces of bread a day at the Idomeni camp, which has no running water but at least eight barbers.
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"But many of (the toilets) do not have running water, leaving the additional task of getting water for them to women," she said.
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The residence lacked food, running water and electricity, the sheriff&aposs department said, and the kids slept on bare mattresses on the floor.
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Though you might think the toilet is the most bacteria-laden place in the house, the constant running water makes it relatively clean.
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Margarita, like the rest of the country, has seen months of food and power shortages and, in particular, a lack of running water.
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Walmart's tent city was not designed for long-term housing -- it has no running water for basic facilities such as toilets or showers.
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In 1926, the organization resettled the Kives family once more — to a farm on the Canadian prairie with neither electricity nor running water.
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The four Democrats testifying Fridayvisited three Texas border stations last weekwhere they said they saw women packed into stuffed cells without running water.
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In Guayanilla, where almost no one has electricity at home yet and few have running water, residents say the delay feels very real.
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Detainees on Manus Island have contracted malaria and typhoid, and there have been reports of a lack of toilet paper and running water.
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Cash enables households to install running water and purification systems or qualify for loans to pay for medical care they wouldn't otherwise get.
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They told troopers the river they crossed getting to the bus had become impassable for the return due to high, swift-running water.
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Like most of the island, the Sanyet family lost access to running water when the power went out and pumping stations shut down.
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The shared bathhouse (an adventure for kids) is surprisingly modern with hot running water, showers, a flushing toilet (versus pump) and ceramic sinks.
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Family attorney Jason Whatley says the cabin could be described as a four-walled shelter without running water or electricity or heat piping.
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En route, they will stay in remote mountain huts, some formerly used by sheep herders, with varying access to conveniences like running water.
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"In places without electricity or running water, it's women and girls who spend hours each day cleaning, cooking and fetching water," Rhodes adds.
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Worse, Japan's population of 126 million people is at risk because suddenly there is no running water or food coming into the cities.
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Some neighborhoods have running water just a few times a week, and many households are forced to buy extra water from tanker trucks.
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Here, those luxuries are few and far between; there's no running water, and the stench of a busted cesspit permeates the entire building.
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And while the government of Puerto Rico claims that most people now have running water, that is highly misleading, as Vox has explained.
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Elí Díaz Atienza, the executive president of Puerto Rico's water authority, said the agency is running water with generators it had in stock.
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As the defrosting jellyfish seemed to reanimate under the faucet's running water, the restaurant's chef asked if he should salt the boiling water.
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The running water usually makes it much easier to fully remove the shell, although again, some eggs are simply more stubborn than others.
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Further out from Fernana toward the Algerian border, the people of Oued al-Berber had hoped the revolution might bring them running water.
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Later, in the convent, she was charged with cleaning the five small bathrooms, which were without running water and used by 200 girls.
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His ramshackle house down a muddy lane has no electricity or running water and his school-age daughter has to study by candlelight.
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Baths are shared but running water has been disrupted as the main plant for Hasakah broke down 10 days ago, the U.N. said.
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The second floor has been removed, and Lucy has no running water, but a white claw-foot tub remains in the tiny bathroom.
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Her work on that project was informed by her own childhood, part of which she spent in Tennessee without running water or electricity.
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Ms. Ten Bear Reed, the mother without running water, recently used her coal payout to buy a hot bath at a local motel.
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In any case, the motive is clear: make Alexa seem like an integral part of our lives now, like electricity or running water.
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The family — Richard, Kenny, their parents, their grandparents and their eight other siblings — lived in one ground-floor room with no running water.
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There were two cupboards, a sink with no running water, and just enough floor space for one person to stand and get dressed.
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His ramshackle house down a muddy lane has no electricity or running water and his school-age daughter has to study by candlelight.
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But the so-called Bay-Delta plan is shaping up to be among the most contentious battles of California's long-running water wars.
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The power failure left many homes without running water and caused chaos in hospitals, as well as disrupting places of work and schools.
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"The simple things in life, like running water, are actually quite luxurious when you're 6,000 feet up on a glacier," Marne told Bloomberg.
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I was a part of a team of researchers located in a remote camp in the Osa Peninsula without electricity or running water.
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By 2020, Cisco predicts the number of people with a mobile phone will exceed those who have electrical service, running water and a car.
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These makeshift camps have no running water or electricity; to escape the cold, migrants burn leftover railway sleepers, creating a suffocating stink of oil.
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The new normal for families here, since Irma slammed into the islands, includes children still waking up in homes without roofs and running water.
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For example, equipment innovations have led to units that flush, have hand washing sinks with running water available, and dramatically reduce or eliminate odors.
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Holding an apple under running water for a few seconds isn't enough to get rid of the pesticides on its skin, new research says.
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In Dingfuzhuang, a logistics hub in Beijing's east, residents on Saturday said authorities had cut off electricity and running water to force them out.
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This, plus shortages of food, medicine, running water and electricity, has prompted some 3m Venezuelans, a tenth of the population, to flee the country.
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But most of the 5.3m people who live in and near the city have not had regular running water for at least a month.
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If the ongoing Flint water crisis has taught us anything, it's that providing clean running water to millions of people is an optional luxury.
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He divulged the challenges of living without a toilet (a bucket can suffice!) and running water (hand-pump showers can be bought on Amazon!).
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In the scheme of things, $160,000 is quite a lot to spend on a yacht when your festival doesn't have running water, isn't it?
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In a review of publicly available data, Vox found that many towns have been without running water for the past month, as of Wednesday.
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"In our modern society access to affordable and good quality broadband and TV services is almost as asked for as running water," she said.
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Szymanski puts the meat underneath cold, running water for about 20 minutes to remove any impurities that come from it being, well, a tongue.
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Players traverse Anthem's vast environments using their Javelin suit, an exoskeleton which is cooled using the running water of rivers and waterfalls in-flight.
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But living in areas in Britain where the connection is slower than 193Mbps is, these days, like not having access to reliable running water.
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Many Indian families have water storage tanks that they fill up during the few hours a day they have access to running water flows.
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The mural is arranged to look as though the rest of her submerged body is getting pulled downstream by the conveyance system's running water.
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" The late, great David Bowie predicted the future of music back in 2002: "Music itself is going to become like running water, or electricity.
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The running water of the Fleet is a central image of the poem, hidden beneath the modern city of material abundance and spiritual aridity.
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"When I'm advocating funding for colonias, sometimes people don't even know there are thousands of communities who don't even have running water," Gonzales added.
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Kioko grew up in a small village in Kenya without running water or electricity, where neighbors died without a nearby hospital or available medication.
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Clean them well under running water, then sauté some garlic in butter or oil in the bottom of a deep pot with a lid.
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The prices of running water, electricity, automobiles, personal computers, mobile phones, washing machines, vacuum cleaners, stoves, air conditioners, dishwashers, and refrigerators have all plummeted.
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George doesn't have running water so in the mornings she takes her razor scooter and zips over to some of her friend's houses nearby.
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A few residents said they been without running water since about last Wednesday, when Maria knocked out electricity, phones and commerce around the island.
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Unemployment is at 26.5 percent and many among the black majority population still lack running water, electricity, roads and schools long after apartheid's demise.
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A city official says the group has intentionally cut off supplies in some areas, leaving half a million people with no running water. Why?
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Each one has been fitted with six bunks, metal closets, radiators, running water and electrical outlets, but there are no showers or cooking options.
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I don't know how Edmund Burke would classify the place, but the absence of electricity, running water and sewers — it's some kind of profound.
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Mongolia's economy has more than doubled in size since 2010, but some regions have seen little benefit and lack running water and reliable electricity.
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There is no mainline electricity or running water, residents say, and dejected laborers sit on the roadside hoping for work or asking for money.
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The best cat fountainsCats like to drink fresh running water, so a cat fountain is a great way to encourage them to stay hydrated.
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By the end of their fourth month in Arizona, it wasn't unusual for the Paups to go two or three days without running water.
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When Broadway Stages arrived in 2014 to use the facility temporarily before buying it, there was no power or running water, Mr. Cohn said.
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Berggasthaus (Mountain Guesthouse) Obersteinberg, for example, which dates to around 1880, offers warm meals and cold running water — but no hot water or electricity.
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Even if she cleaned it up, the power will not be coming back soon, and neither will the running water that relies on it.
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Some women, even those who were in their 50s and 60s, were being contained in a crowded cell with no running water, she added.
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Images show what appears to be a shack with a homemade tower perched on top that neighbors said didn't have running water or electricity.
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Her brother's house made it O.K., she said, but he is a diabetic and has no access to his medications, running water or electricity.
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Baby wipes don't have alcohol in them, and rubbing won't remove germs from your hands the way simple soap and clean running water can.
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The Department said that large parts of the country, including around Havana, were without power and running water, and that getting around was difficult.
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One grieving father left a bequest to the town that buried his son that brought running water to the place for the first time.
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Likewise, during the recent drought, thousands of Californians suffered without running water for months, highlighting the severe inequality and associated vulnerability in the state.
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She slid her palms together as if she were washing them under running water, letting the flour fall back into the bowl in clumps.
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The Department said that large parts of the country, including around Havana, are without power and running water, and that getting around is difficult.
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This fall, the Port Authority put in place running water restroom trailers at all three airports and approved plans to build permanent restroom facilities.
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These magical playhouses come equipped with everything from electric lights, running water, and furniture to custom windows and doors, princess-worthy towers, and fireplaces.
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The new generation of adventure playgrounds, by contrast, was the product of careful planning, with linked play areas, often incorporating running water and sand.
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Keita's village, Kassumba, which lacks basics such as electricity and running water, has received nothing from the soaring drug trade, nor from the government.
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In spite of trying to keep up appearances, they have no running water or electricity, and share their crumbling dwelling with the local wildlife.
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As a country we still haven't decided whether high-speed internet falls closer to running water or Tyrion Lannister on the hierarchy of needs.
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Like many other Bedouin encampments, residents of Khan al-Ahmar live in corrugated shacks or tents, often without electricity or running water, and raise livestock.
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Singapore faced this problem years ago, and moved its hawkers off the streets into dedicated, convenient "hawker centres", with running water and regular hygiene inspections.
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"The real challenge [for these companies] will be getting to those areas that have … no running water, no electricity, no functioning schools," said Turner-Lee.
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Power outages also knock out service from the water tanks with electric pumps that many Venezuelans use to deal with chronic cuts to running water.
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Quora threads offer tips to those that want to forego running water in hopes of paying off student loans and maybe eventually buying a house.
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Unlike when you're all alone in your home (with running water), you'll have to think ahead about how you're going to clean up post-sex.
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Under Title I, broadband would be identified as a service; under Title II, it would define it as a utility, like running water and electricity.
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In Idomeni alone, there are around 10,000 people camped at the border in desperate conditions, with limited access to running water, adequate shelter and food.
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The state's Health Department recommends you wash all fruits and vegetables -- especially leafy greens -- under clean, running water to remove any tiny slugs or snails.
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Mohamed Zabour, president of the local municipality, said more than 60 percent of the inhabitants of the region live without running water in their homes.
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To create these effects, Monaghan abuts and otherwise fastens discarded steel to cotton canvases and then exposes the metal to the elements, including running water.
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Changing that, Gates writes, will require both innovation — "clean energy, better roads, and running water" — as well as a broader challenge to gender-defined roles.
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The camps often lack medical facilities and running water, leading aid agency workers to worry about an outbreak of water-borne diseases such as cholera.
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An injection of Chinese capital could help Kuczynski fulfill his promises of narrowing the fiscal deficit while ensuring every town in Peru has running water.
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What's also important is the soundscape—the running water, the beep and blips of a phone receiving a new message, the hum of the fridge.
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Power outages also knock out service from the water tanks with electric pumps that many Venezuelans use to deal with chronic cuts to running water.
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Millions of Americans still don't have running water or a working toilet Some 21625 million people in the U.S. still lack basic plumbing at home.
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The village we lived in had no running water and he was first down to the spring to collect water for everyone in the morning.
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Head of Puerto Rico's electric power authority resigns Much of this US territory, from urban centers to rural hamlets, still lacks electricity and running water.
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Rentals come with everything you really need and some things, like running water in our tiny sink, which are luxuries when traveling with small children.
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What they discovered was that the first group, the one that had thought that the sound was that of running water, showed remarkable mood recovery.
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"When I was at Oceti Sakowin camp with no running water and relying on disposable wipes for skin care, it was a mess," says Kane.
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When a coffee or tea spill happens, start by flushing the area with running water to push as much of the stain out as possible.
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When back-to-back hurricanes devastated Puerto Rico this month, they left the entire island without electricity and about half of it without running water.
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His truck broke down shortly after they moved into his uncle's trailer, which is parked on a Chico street and lacks electricity and running water.
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She has no running water or internet service, and on a recent morning she traveled to the footbridge she uses to get to the market.
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In that tiny ground-floor space, less than 24.5 square feet, poorly lit and for decades without running water, he produced masterpieces of modern art.
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Some cats may even prefer to drink running water, some veterinarians say — and a pet fountain may be the best way to accommodate that preference.
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And 13 percent of the population in the metropolis of São Paulo has no access to proper sanitation, while many people still lack running water.
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Geka, a lifelong friend, reported she still had no power or running water in the mountainous town of Orocovis, in the middle of the island.
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The woman who owns the lot collects the buses and outfits them with beds and basic necessities, but no running water or electricity, Charmoli said.
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Should you happen to accidentally burn yourself with hot water, hold the affected area under cool running water or wrap it with a cool, wet compress.
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Two weeks after evacuating, he finally has running water turned on and used a propane water heater that he had salvaged to take a hot shower.
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Since there's no running water in town, the bar isn't allowed to open or sell alcohol, but people can reach the phone through a side door.
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"The country is in a daze," he said, adding that there is no electricity, running water, or cell phone service in many parts of the island.
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"For nearly three years, we lived in an old, abandoned gas station without running water or electricity," Sinema has said about a period of childhood hardship.
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And when you can't wash dishes because you have no running water you need paper everything, so we bought paper plates, paper cups and plastic cutlery.
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Although she lives in a slum and has no running water in her modest two-room flat, Ms Achieng is part of the aspiring middle class.
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As a child in Haiti, he lived in a hut at one point, one without running water or electricity, he told Vice in a 2017 interview.
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And they put them in a room with no running water, and these women were being told by CBP officers to drink out of the toilet.
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According to BlouinArtInfo, Warhol rented the space directly from the city for $100 a month; when he moved in, it had no heat or running water.
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Aarti, a north Delhi resident, did not have running water for two days during the crisis, said that her family used water they had already stored.
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The hospital still doesn't have running water, but water is being shipped in from Nederland, Texas, about 12 miles away, according to hospital spokeswoman Mary Poole.
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Our area of operations was a swath of cannabis and poppy fields, pomegranate orchards, grape rows and secluded mud-brick villages without running water or electricity.
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But the local clinic doesn't have running water either, a far too common occurrence in Africa where nearly half the medical facilities lack a water source.
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When it comes to produce, fruits and vegetables should be washed and rubbed under running water, especially leafy greens, to remove any tiny slugs or snails.
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Two weeks after the storm, just over 9% of Puerto Rico residents have power, according to government figures, and most homes still don't have running water.
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All three of them found it hard to adjust to the intense heat, the winding drives behind exhaust-belching trucks, and the lack of running water.
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The people living there have limited access to electricity, running water or bathrooms in a place where temperatures in the summer regularly reach 105 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In a Michael Moore-style stunt, Mr. Baxter stands in front of the White House to tell passers-by about the family's lack of running water.
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This is all further fueled by the fact that the majority of Malawians don't have running water, so keeping clean is difficult, and soap is expensive.
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To compete in the challenge, toilets had to cost less than 5 cents a day to operate, without the need for external electricity or running water.
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Entering a pavilion that is made of translucent, subtly hued plastic panels, you wade through running water and emerge on soft sand, amid a rock garden.
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But officials said they are worried a new crisis could emerge when homeowners find their neighborhoods have no fuel, power, running water and other basic services.
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She taught kids who grew up without running water after the city shut off their service, and saw arts funding slashed amid an endless budget crisis.
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She wants to fight back against water shutoffs and property tax evictions—you can't build utopia when kids don't have homes or running water, after all.
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Its a 10 by 26 foot space and functions pretty perfectly, minus not having running water and a bathroom — but that's what mom's house is for.
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One of the key recommendations for staving off coronavirus is to wash hands frequently with soap and water, but most Haitians do not have running water.
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The tiny home has no running water or toilet, his family is low on food -- and when he doesn't go to work, he doesn't get paid.
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Other parts of the country are still without power and running water, the State Department warned, while the official death toll from Irma stood at 10.
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Though progress has been made, largely in the capital San Juan, the hurricane decimated power lines and left over half of the population without running water.
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One prospect was a charming but decrepit — it lacked running water — three-family house on Sixth Avenue in Park Slope, an estate sale asking $1.673 million.
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Conditions at the camp are dire — it has no electricity and no running water, and humanitarian organizations are growing increasingly worried of a potential coronavirus outbreak.
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It also undermines the challenges people on the island faced for up to a year: no power, no communication, no running water and lack of supplies.
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One of the key recommendations for staving off coronavirus is to wash hands frequently with soap and water, but most Haitians do not have running water.
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More than half of the island, a home to 2628 million people, is still without power, and clean running water has yet to be fully restored.
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To make the best bubbles, pour the bubble bath into the tub right beside the running water and then vigorously swish your hand in the water.
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Housed in a shipping container without running water, it began selling alcohol in January, and has shown that something spontaneous and genuine can still thrive here.
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In July, the government informed parliament about guidelines for detention centers, including construction of basic amenities like electricity, drinking water, accommodation and toilets with running water.
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On the mountaintop just before the descent into the valley of Todos Santos, there is no running water—women fetch it from wells with plastic jugs.
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In Mumbai, nearly 60 percent of the 18 million population lives in slums and other informal homes, many lacking amenities such as running water and toilets.
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For people used to living in homes with running water and modern plumbing, as most Syrians are, the adjustment to life on the berm was exhausting.
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While Puerto Rico's government insists that it's gotten running water to most of the island, local mayors and city governments suggest that is far from true.
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With the help of water utility workers, she got running water to about 40 percent of residents at one point, until it started raining last week.
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Click through for the best ways to take photos of any scene, from street graffiti to running water, that will earn you Instagram "likes" in the thousands.
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Testers also used practices such as pre-flushing pipes, running water slowly, and removing aerators—all of which can reduce the reporting of lead content in water.
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A local home still might not have electricity or running water, but the people in it likely have a "mobile" — and access to speedy, reliable coverage, too.
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Uber wants to make transportation "as reliable as running water," Ethan Eismann, Uber's director of product design, said at the Semi Permanent design event in Sydney Thursday.
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But even though volunteers bring some of the basic necessities, there's no electricity or running water at the factories—that means no toilets and no showers, too.
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Likewise, when it comes to running water and peeing, the theory is that we've simply been conditioned to play out a specific response to a particular stimulus.
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You don't need a mirror, or running water, so you can just remove everything from the comfort of your bed and toss it all in the morning.
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Some of these communities had trappings of modernity, such as running water and electricity, while others were subsistence farmers, and had never made contact with modern societies.
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"I'm just glad they are with me now because they had no heat and running water and no one should have to live like that," she said.
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When we visited her childhood home in 2014, I saw a remote dusty town with no running water, no paved roads and very little evidence of commerce.
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Since then, the water authority, called ODAPAS (the Decentralized Organization for Running Water, Sewage and Sanitation), started digging wells and installing tanks and pipes, Garduño Ruiz said.
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But Garduño Ruiz said the city government still struggles with provision of services, since fewer than a third of those who get running water pay for it.
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This could be running water or a washing machine that is 'on' when you initiate a command and noises like clinking plates that happen while you're speaking.
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Electric light was in 79 percent of households in 1940 and 100 percent in 1970; running water was in 19703 percent of homes, up from 74 percent.
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"The municipality had installed electricity here, we have running water," she noted, showing an INP-stamped document granting the previous owner permission to install electricity in 2010.
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What looks like a potential safety hazard at first glance is actually a surprisingly well-designed fish tank that circulates running water for the little guys inside.
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He wants to be an agent of change, but he recognized that some things need to stay the same, such as trash collection and clean running water.
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Because the house and accessories are made of wood, they're easy to wipe down, but you wouldn't be able to throw them wash them under running water.
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Since the early 21960s, he had made his home in the windswept Orkneys, living for much of that time in relative inaccessibility, without electricity or running water.
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"What the hell is this," tweeted an anti-tent city group calling itself Mad as Hell Victoria, linking to a story about the recent running water hookup.
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For example, one can envision a place without childhood diseases, with clean running water, with good education and healthcare, and one can work towards those Utopian goals.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation agent Leslie Larson testified that during the 2013 search of Rathburn's warehouse, officials found a filthy scene, with no running water or heat.
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This is the kind of book in which the Alaskan cabin is a horrible mess until, practically overnight, it's fresh and clean — not easy without running water.
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There are no F.D.A.-approved food cleaners on the market, and the agency hasn't found anything to be more effective at removing bacteria than cold running water.
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Drinking tap water in Pakistan — if you are lucky enough to have a tap with running water — would mean putting your family's health at some serious risk.
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I remember other times of isolation in this house, when blackouts and blizzards stranded us with one another for weeks on end, without power, without running water.
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I remember other times of isolation in this house, when blackouts and blizzards stranded us with one another for weeks on end, without power, without running water.
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Despite having a small house with no electricity or running water, Adjei and his wife have educated five children on a daily income equal to a cappuccino.
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Still, there is no running water or electricity, nor is there much prospect for jobs or lives beyond dull subsistence on the handouts of foreign aid groups.
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Remdesivir, a drug developed by Gilead Sciences, requires intensive monitoring of liver and kidney function — nearly impossible for treatment centers without electricity, running water or standard equipment.
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People living in densely populated slum areas with no running water or proper sewage and rubbish collection systems are particularly at risk of catching dengue, she said.
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Although there was, on occasion, no running water or food in the fridge, Fowler professes to have been oblivious to the fact that her family was poor.
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My family didn't have indoor plumbing until I was a sophomore in college and we spent a few years living without electricity and running water as well.
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Wet your hands with clean running water and then lather them with soap; don't miss the backs of your hands, between your fingers and under your nails.
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Pointless, tedious waiting in a crowded cage with dead roaches and no running water, where officers processing you through the system laugh at your discomfort and fear.
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Some reasons for the migration are obvious: Millions of Americans living in Puerto Rico were left without power or running water because of the Category 4 hurricane.
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SAN CRISTÓBAL DE LAS CASAS, Mexico — Maria del Carmen Abadía lives in one of Mexico's rainiest regions, but she has running water only once every two days.
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Many towns on the island have been without running water for more than a month, and many that have it can't count on it to be reliable.
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It's been one month since Hurricane Maria tore through Puerto Rico, and a large swath of the US territory remains without power, running water, and cell phone service.
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LESBOS, Greece (Reuters) - Hundreds of asylum-seekers stranded on Greece's Lesbos island are living in makeshift tents in a field overrun by garbage, without electricity or running water.
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Even as the government scrambles to provide a steady water supply to the city, people have accepted that running water will not be available for a long time.
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Another tip is to have a running water source or water pump that keeps water from getting stagnant, which significantly delays or even prevents the freezing of water.
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While most of Puerto Rico once again has access to running water — 80 percent, according to the latest report — less than 30 percent has power at this point.
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There is little food, limited electricity, and no running water, but some residents say they indeed prefer the comforts of home to the indignity of a refugee camp.
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Running water was restored on Wednesday to parts of India's capital region, after protesters sabotaged a major canal in a dispute over preferential treatment for certain social castes.
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I leaned backwards knowing that all that was underneath me was running water and rocks and decided I had no choice so might as well just do it.
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When running, water equal to some 270 Olympic-size swimming pools per hour would flow under huge pressure from one pit to the other to drive hydro turbines.
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The city has no electricity or running water, thousands of bodies lie unburied in the ruins, and every day returning civilians are killed or injured by unexploded munitions.
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A long-delayed plan to redevelop Dharavi envisages tearing down the shacks and building apartments for the residents, who live beside open drains and with no running water.
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Nakadia Mungphanklang now sometimes jets between multiple countries in a day, but Thailand's most prominent underground techno DJ and producer grew up without running water, let alone turntables.
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But families had to wait until 250 to receive electricity, and running water for everyone is not expected to come until at least the end of next year.
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Though progress has been made, largely in the capital city of San Juan, the hurricane decimated power lines and left over half of the population without running water.
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Electricity from motor generators is available only for three to six hours a day and damage to power facilities has long left eastern Aleppo with no running water.
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I don't think people realize how many people are still struggling to live their daily lives with just running water and power -- basic things EIGHT months after María.
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As her lawyer told it, she was now isolated, cash-starved, often without electricity or running water on a palatial estate on the Potomac River in southern Maryland.
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One day after the storm made landfall as a Category 2 storm Saturday, around 376,53 homes were reportedly left without power and 14,000 homes had no running water.
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"It's a subject that's always lurking in my mind because I was raised by modest, low-income parents who grew up without running water or electricity," she explained.
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The hotel is located near Bocachica on Tierra Bomba, a largely undeveloped area with high unemployment, limited access to education, unpaved roads and scarce running water or electricity.
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Each room will offer a chair, an electrical outlet and nearby access to running water, and it must not be located within a bathroom, according to the bill.
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Despite working with limited electricity and no running water, Mingma and the staff come through with delicious meals served with a view of Mount Everest in the distance.
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A combination of corrugated iron, tarpaulins, shipping pallets and other refuse comprise most homes in this impoverished community that lacks running water and connection to the electrical grid.
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Up until the 1950s, families with six or more children still lived in caves in the Sassi, along with their livestock, and without electricity, running water or sewers.
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The situation was quickly deteriorating at several spots along the border with no shelter, running water or sanitary facilities, according to aid organizations and activists in the area.
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Three weeks after Hurricane Maria hit, 83 percent of the island was still without power, 36 percent had no running water and 45 percent was without telecommunication services.
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The families living in the apartments refused to leave, then lived without running water for 17 months as vermin entered through holes created as part of the demolition.
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Nationwide, approximately two million Americans lack access to running water or indoor plumbing, according to a recent report by the nonprofit organizations DigDeep and the US Water Alliance.
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Read more: Survivors of Hurricane Maria need assistance None of the three hospitals CNN visited had running water and all said they had just days of supplies left.
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Both of these children (given pseudonyms here) are living in makeshift tents just south of the U.S.-Mexico border, a setting with no running water, toilets, or showers.
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His two-bedroom house in the heart of this Southern state capital is partly boarded up, with no running water or electricity, but he cannot afford much better.
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The 14 caravans, tiny houses, and yurts surrounding the Earthship only act as the bedrooms and are not allowed to have their own sanitary facilities or running water.
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Now, if you've received flowers, some tips on how to keep them fresh longer: Clip the ends under warm running water and keep them out of direct light.
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There's no running water on the site, but guests receive a five-gallon water jug and there are separate bathrooms with hot water for showers and flush toilets.
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When he did, Mr. Franqui-Rivera, a history professor at Bloomfield College in New Jersey, found that her main concern wasn't the lack of electricity or running water.
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Locations for the vigil include: El Paso, where migrants are being housed "partially outdoors" near a bridge with no running water for months at a time; Homestead, Fla.
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In 1955, Dr. Solecki married Rose M. Lilien and returned with her to Iraq, where the couple lived in a stone police barracks without running water or toilets.
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With no running water and an hour or two of electricity a day, it really is back to basics, but that's part of what makes it so special.
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Many had no running water for handwashing, and patients - who generally opted for injectable medicine because they felt it gave them a stronger form of medicine - would reuse needles.
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Health officials recommend thoroughly washing fruits and vegetables under running water (and scrubbing firm produce like melons and cucumbers with a clean produce brush) before eating or cutting them.
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The festival was promptly canceled after people arrived on the island to find that nothing was set up and basic amenities like running water and transportation were not available.
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Additionally, Ababneh's home allegedly had no heat or running water, and smelled of cat urine and human feces, according to WISN, which obtained a copy of the criminal complaint.
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Police fired gunshots in parts of Caracas on Sunday night, according to Reuters witnesses, after residents set up burning barricades to demand a return of electricity and running water.
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Additionally, the distribution points for aid have collected hundreds of thousands of bottles of water to distribute throughout the city to areas still without running water or other utilities.
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Why it matters: Felipe had been held in detention long past CBP's stated limit of 72 hours, and Jakelin was held in a center without running water, AP reports.
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Three members of Congress who visited Border Patrol facilities on Monday said immigrant women were being detained without running water and told by agents to drink from the toilets.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, visited Border Patrol facilities and said immigrant women were being detained without running water and told by agents to drink from the toilets.
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Fink's book explores the devastating days at New Orleans' Memorial Hospital after the hurricane struck and the hospital lost power and running water, leaving critically ill patients to suffer.
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Since the kitchen sink is a place where you clean things you will eat on, you should keep it sanitized — simply running water in there won't kill the germs.
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Residents have been told to visit the hospital should they experience breathlessness, giddiness, chest pain, and constriction, and to wash their eyes with running water should they become irritated.
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At a plantation near Hatton, a family of six crams into a single tiny room, built in the 1930s, with no running water and only a primitive, shared latrine.
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The petrostate recently experienced a weeklong blackout caused by the deterioration of the power grid, leaving people in 19 of 23 states without running water and causing four deaths.
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The 2019 version of the American Community Survey asks people whether their homes have hot and cold running water, a bathtub or shower, and a sink with a faucet.
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Originally a HIV research center, this incredible building still had power and running water when it was first explored, however it was heavily vandalized and has since been demolished.
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While commercial centers and heavily touristed areas were largely unaffected, some of the city's more neglected areas had no running water for seven days or more, the company said.
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It's rough—they were telling me that when they moved there, they had no running water, they had no toilet, they had to dig out their own septic tank.
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About 97% of Puerto Rico's 3.4 million residents are without power and half without running water, more than one week after Hurricane Maria pummeled the island, according to Gov.
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Kissimmee, Florida (CNN)With no running water, no power and no school for her kids, Carmen "Millie" Santiago fled Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria hit the Caribbean last fall.
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Situated on the edge of the town of Pitigliano, in southern Tuscany, with vegetation engulfing its cloisters, the house had no electricity, almost no running water and no windows.
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One month after the storm, about 220 million of the island's residents were without running water, and some 21962 million didn't have electricity, according to Puerto Rican government estimates.
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Gallego blasted Trump's remarks and behavior as a tone-deaf response to residents still facing widespread power outages, severe flooding and a lack of running water and food supplies.
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Like everyone else in the municipality, she has no running water, so she relies on whatever flows down from the mountains through a makeshift network of tubes and tanks.
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Workers will also be guaranteed at least eight consecutive hours of rest between shifts and housing accommodations that include a bed and access to electricity and clean running water.
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There's no running water or electricity either, yet 200,000 civilians have returned to live here, according to local officials, and more come each day, hoping to rebuild their lives.
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The amenities at another popular beach, Trunk Bay, were in better shape although bathroom facilities were closed, replaced by portable ones, and there was no running water for showers.
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Lisa Elmaleh traded her Brooklyn apartment in 2012 for a wood cabin with no running water — but a "quite lovely" outhouse — on the outskirts of Paw Paw, West Virginia.
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Most slum dwellers cannot afford to buy food in bulk and stock up, while the lack of running water makes frequent hand washing to help prevent infection a challenge.
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Taps in Beaumont ran dry, and officials there said they could not predict when homes and businesses in the city of almost 120,1003 residents would have running water again.
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"In some neighborhoods households only had running water for a few hours per week, and in any case, it had to be boiled before it was drinkable," Mebert said.
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Faith-based and civic groups have mobilized, celebrating social and economic recovery, providing community dinners called "Food 4R Soul" and even installing community showers for people without running water.
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Daaras visited by the Thomson Reuters Foundation revealed dozens of barefoot, dirty and badly clothed children who slept on the ground and lacked access to running water or toilets.
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According to their letter to the premier, there is often a lack of soap and water for handwashing, and many sites use portable toilets, which don't offer running water.
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In nearby Ain Terma, a town that suffered much heavier destruction than Douma because it is closer to the capital, residents complain that electricity and running water are still scarce.
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A rogue woman living without electricity or running water, Ryggen used her knowledge of paints to create natural pigments from foraged goods (birch leaves, bark moss, rosemary, and even urine).
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"Food and fuel supplies are dwindling, markets and shops have closed, running water is scarce and electricity in many neighborhoods is either intermittent or cut off," OCHA said this week.
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Inside Redemption, the hospital now has 175 beds compared to 215 before Ebola, stocks of gloves, masks and gowns, constant running water, and a new incinerator to dispose of waste.
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However, there's no running water, no power, and no cell service — meaning many outside the Keys are still fretting about the whereabouts of loved ones who rode out the storm.
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In addition to some immigrant women telling members of Congress they didn't have access to running water, one epileptic woman said she been unable to obtain medication for her condition.
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The group recommends that people do not spray or wash rocks under running water, pour boiling water or hot water on them, or microwave rocks with live coral on them.
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There's no AC, electricity [solar panels supply the minimum of power to get by], no running water [it all has to be trucked in] and for sewage treatment, think outhouses.
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Authorities say the couple and their three children — ages 14, 13, and 11 — were living in a makeshift plywood shack, or box, without electricity or running water for four years.
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His wife and three kids were waiting back home in Koryadu, a village so poor it has no running water, electricity or paved roads, despite literally sitting on diamond fields. .
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About half of Puerto Rico's residents still don't have running water, and almost the entire island is without power — and the police are trying desperately to keep things in order.
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Mobile subscribers are expected to outnumber those with electricity or running water at home by 2020, by which time the ITU hopes three-fifths of the world will be netizens.
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Its streets, home to over 50,000 people, are strewn with rubbish and just 2500 percent of households have sewage or running water, making it a fertile breeding ground for mosquitoes.
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When she has a specific subject in mind and the painting isn't going her way, she scrubs it under running water and sees what "sticks" before building it up again.
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He relied on nature to sustain him, and even had a stream that ran right through one corner of his room so he could enjoy the sound of running water.
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The United Nations said on Friday that children were at risk of waterborne diseases in Damascus where 5.5 million people have had little or no running water for two weeks.
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India's caste system: Outlawed, but still omnipresent Unreliable supplies According to India's Ministry of Urban Development, about 70% of Delhi's residents receive only three hours of running water per day.
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A week already had passed since Hurricane Michael laid waste to rural Bay County, Florida, leaving Sawyer's family, like many others, essentially stranded without electricity, phone service or running water.
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You'll know you're in the right place because—if the Yelp reviews are accurate—this Taco Bell has no running water, the bathrooms are "disgusting," and there are flies aplenty.
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Nevertheless, residents have access to running water — a draw for foreign investors — and are located just 70 miles north of Milan, and a stone's throw from the stunning Lake Maggiore.
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Families without the means for $400,000 investments or the fortitude to see their breath indoors can buy houses that have electricity and running water for half that amount or less.
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Torres, who toured three border facilities in Texas on Monday, said migrant women in the centers told her there was no running water in their cell, except for a toilet.
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We sat in awe and silence and exhaustion until we regained the strength to drag ourselves to the honeymoon suite, a large room that had running water but lacked electricity.
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Nishar grew up in Mumbai without running water, according to a Bloomberg report, and after moving to the US he graduated from the University of Illinois and Harvard Business School.
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An older woman said that the water problems predated the apagón; there had been no running water for a month in San Blas, where thirty thousand residents shared three spigots.
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About a decade ago, a Danish-Peruvian operation installed running water and electricity in the town of Huancaquito Alto, where the business was employing many residents in its packing plant.
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At first, he said, he thought about trying to live among the shredded remains, but with no running water and no power in the house, it did not make sense.
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While the municipality considers the constructions illegal, the residents purchased their plots of land legally and in recent years the municipality has even approved electrical connections and provided running water.
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A group of congressional Democrats visited two border facilities in Texas on Monday and said they found rooms that lacked running water and children who were separated from their families.
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A vivid example: Our colleagues on the New York Times international desk recently wrote about displaced families in Syria facing the pandemic in camps with little to no running water.
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans are known to lack access to safe water; more than 200,85033 people in California alone don't have hot and cold running water or flush toilets.
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Electricity and running water were cut off at the Manus camp, and workers took down the perimeter fencing that protected the men from the local gangs who prey on them.
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The last is an interesting detail, because if there's one thing this structure — a former gatehouse for the Old Croton Aqueduct system — once had plenty of, it was running water.
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In 2013, she told the Washington Post the family had a toilet, but when pressed by the newspaper, she could not explain how it was flushed with no running water.
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The researchers chose households at random in each of the barrios, asking about deaths in the home, deaths in the neighborhood, and access to electricity, running water and phone service.
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The sterilizations were conducted under torch light with the women laying on school desks, the surgeon did not have any gloves and there was no running water available, it said.
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Science was being told that I was fortunate that I had running water while growing up and that I was actually privileged because there are some places that do not.
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Monroe County, the southernmost county in Florida, said in a statement earlier this week that for most of the Keys, there is no fuel, electricity, running water or cell service.
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Yet these explanations matter little to many of those who have been living without electricity for nearly six months, and have gone without running water for much of that time.
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Meticulously, Kline documents the sheer physical toil required to survive in a home without electricity or running water, knocking the sheen off the nostalgic myth of an idyllic rural past.
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The emergency supplies were brought in by FEMA in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, which smashed the island and left its residents without power, without roofs and without running water.
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The recent installation of running water at the health center has helped break the cycle of infection and has been a powerful weapon in the fight against growing antibiotic resistance.
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The harsh Greek winter has brought inconsistencies in running water and frigid trips to sinks and showers, but surprisingly little relief from the constant stench of nearby waste-treatment facilities.
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Jeff Lawson, its CEO, is a star in the world of developers, who are as reliant on Twilio's cloud communications tech as the rest of us are on running water.
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Since the move, they have been living in government-built houses in towns that lack basic services, such as medical facilities, elderly care, rubbish disposal, and running water, she adds.
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It breeds easily in small amounts of standing water, which means it can easily flourish in urban areas, particularly the many poor Brazilian barrios that do not have running water.
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The Tony Award winner, 37, created "Almost Like Praying" in response to the severe need to relief in Puerto Rico, after islanders were left without running water, generators, food or electricity.
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The camp being cleared on the edge of Rome this week, which has no running water, was home to 450 people in more than 100 families, about half of them children.
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In the months that the water appears to have been on the runway starting in January, most people had running water on the island, though for many it was still sporadic.
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Um Abdullah says she returned reluctantly to the area, which has no electricity and no running water, because conditions were nevertheless better than the refugee camp where she had lived before.
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He'd gone outside to use the public taps since there was no running water in the center, and as he was returning, he had seen a man standing by the gate.
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A limited menu means an area may not have running water or electricity, but there's gas for the stove to make bacon, eggs, and coffee: exactly what hungry, weary people need.
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Thousands of people are living without access to running water, as over five million liters of water is being trucked into the city every day to attempt to meet this need.
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But the unemployed grandmother's joy quickly turned to anger when she discovered the home has no running water or electricity; the toilet does not flush, and rain seeps through the walls.
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First, that China is an amazing country and if you aspire to make "transportation as reliable as running water, everywhere for everyone" you can't ignore a fifth of the world's population.
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Called "Dharma" by his hippie parents, he spent his early years on a commune with no running water or electricity; he changed his name to Daniel Stewart when he was 12.
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There are often conflicts over mining in Peru, the world's second biggest copper producer, especially in far-flung regions where basic services such as running water and paved roads are scant.
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The cluster of houses on the Circus is mainly made up of half-built structures lining un-tarmacked roads, but there are also street lights, running water and authorized electricity connections.
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An estimated 500 to 1,000 civilians are trapped there, some being held as human shields, while others are hiding in their homes with no access to running water, electricity or food.
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I still recall watching my baby sister holding the lifeless body of a newborn lamb under warm, running water with the confused hope of somehow bringing it back from the precipice.
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The impoverished community of 100,000, once a thriving manufacturing behemoth, drew national attention in 2015 when research revealed residents were exposed to dangerously high levels of lead in their running water.
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While workers are making steady progress restoring power and running water to coastal regions, where the territory's largest cities are located, the mountainous regions at the island's center are proving challenging.
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Ms. Jallow said that after her first encounter with the president, he arranged for the national water company to install plumbing in her family's house, which did not have running water.
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Dams physically block the paths fish take to their annual spawning grounds; they also turn running water into still water, which, to put it bluntly, confuses the hell out of fish.
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That is, he says, We came to listen to your clamor for the need for running water — and everyone claps — and he says, But we're not going to make empty promises.
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Ultimately, the lawsuit asks a judge to release prisoners and detainees and provide inmates with hand soap, paper towels, toilet paper, running water, tissues, no-touch trash cans and hand sanitizer.
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In addition to Avila, police have arrested an opposition lawmaker who tweeted – correctly, according to health workers from the facility – that another hospital on the "prepared" list has no running water.
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In addition to Avila, police have arrested an opposition lawmaker who tweeted – correctly, according to health workers from the facility – that another hospital on the "prepared" list has no running water.
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Residents have learned to improvise without power or running water, especially those who live in remote areas, who waited the longest for help and for whom recovery is the farthest off.
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Kathmandu Valley's water delivery is so poor that its recipients average as little as one hour of running water every week, during which they're expected to fill rooftop or underground cisterns.
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They did not get running water until the 1990s, so when they put a toilet in their home and did away with the outhouse, it was a real sign of progress.
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Video footage of the islands showed homes torn apart by sustained winds of up to 2180 mph (403 kph), which left the Keys without electricity, running water and cell phone service.
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Most hurricane survivors are just looking for a chance to get off the battered islands and access running water, buy food in supermarkets, or stay with family for a few nights.
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The village has benefited handsomely from its association with Xi. Where once there was no running water, the town now has paved roads, tree-lined walkways and a gleaming visitor center.
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New York (CNN Business)Perdue Farms will start packaging some of its meat products in a more earth-friendly way with compostable foam made of cornstarch that disintegrates under running water.
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Plains is just one mile in diameter -- even smaller than the Trumans' hometown of Independence, Missouri -- and it is home to Carter's boyhood farm, which had no running water or electricity.
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And, if all goes well, he'll be bringing it to the Bahamas, where tens of thousands were left homeless after Hurricane Dorian, leaving some islands with no power or running water.
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Simone was delivered in the house, and she retained fond memories of the family's years there, despite the number of children packed into its 660 square feet, with no running water.
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"The industry now has to figure out how to scale this technology in a way that is as cost-effective and reliable as running water," Cameron tells Axios in an interview.
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That struggle culminated in a monthslong siege in late 2016 in which thousands of civilians were killed and much of the city was left without electricity, running water or adequate food.
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One of 220 children, most of whom died of malaria, he grew up on the shore of Lake Victoria in a remote village of mud huts without electricity or running water.
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Peru is the world's second biggest copper producer, and it is rife with conflicts over mining in far-flung regions where basic services such as running water and paved roads are scant.
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Caring for a pet rat To prevent diseases or infections carried by rats, people should wash their hands with soap and running water after touching or feeding rodents or cleaning their habitats.
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In parts of Peru, including the capital, Lima, where a third of Peruvians live, school classes have been suspended and running water restricted after treatment plants were clogged with debris from mudslides.
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The property had no electricity or running water and had several large holes as well as mounds of trash and human feces, according to deputies from the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.
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But for many who are unfamiliar with life without running water or indoor plumbing, a job with so much demand, no back-up, and few days off can be a tough sell.
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Despite not having access to running water or mains electricity, 20-year-old Mary Isaka is able to take a photo of me with her mobile and send it to her friends.
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BEAUMONT, Texas — Over the past week the Dahab family has crossed Texas trying to escape Hurricane Harvey — fleeing their flooded home, a trapped car, and an evacuation center with no running water.
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It is also a symbol of the mainland's apathy: a few miles down the road from Kourou "some people still have no running water or electricity," says Antoine Louis-Alexandre, a protester.
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Joaquin Castro said that at Border Patrol Station 1 near El Paso a group of 15 to 20 mothers were held in a cell that had a toilet with no running water.
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For instance, the Antelope Wells facility does not have running water and has only two portable toilets to service the hundred or more people who are detained there on a daily basis.
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As long as Wheeler's classification was in place, it provided a strong legal backing for treating the internet as a public utility, along the lines of telephone service, electricity, and running water.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Brazilian group Votorantim has halted operations at its zinc smelter Cajamarquilla in Peru after floods and mudslides disrupted transport and restricted the availability of running water in the Andean country.
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