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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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poor sanitation/hygiene
0 Many illnesses in the area are the result of poor sanitation. 02 br
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00 Is it correct to replace "sanitation" in the above with "hygiene?" Thanks. 0-
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00 Is it correct to replace "sanitation" in the above with "hygiene?" Thanks. 0-
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0 In my opinion, hygiene refers more to personal habits of cleanliness, while sanitation refers to the equipment (and its proper maintainence) required to provide safe drinking water, sewage disposal, proper food preparation, etc. 0-
- 0 In my opinion, hygiene refers more to personal habits of cleanliness, while sanitation refers to the equipment (and its proper maintainence) required to provide safe drinking water, sewage disposal, proper food preparation, etc.
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0 In my opinion, hygiene refers more to personal habits of cleanliness, while sanitation refers to the equipment (and its proper maintainence) required to provide safe drinking water, sewage disposal, proper food preparation, etc. 0-
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