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irrigate
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ir·ri·gate (r-gt)
v.
To wash out a cavity or wound with a fluid.

irrigate
[ir′igāt]
Etymology: L, irrigare, to supply water
to flush with a fluid, usually with a slow steady pressure on a syringe plunger. It may be done to cleanse a wound or to clear tubing.


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What we have found in studying the ways people have governed forest, pastures, irrigations systems, lakes and inshore fisheries is that there is an ingenious array of institutions that work frequently andndash; they are not perfect, nothing is andndash; but many are ingenious in the way that they operate and have done so for centuries.
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Furthermore, if 10,000 Jojoba trees (a species renowned for having a low demand for water, needing only five irrigations per year in Bahrain and which remain green throughout the year) are planted near the circuit, then the local micro-climate would be improved with respect to human comfort as well as the local environment becoming cleaner.
 
 
 
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