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Meanings of cutting off water in English

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Usage of cutting off water in English
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Blowing up a pump, cutting off water, that sure underscores the issue.
A nose for justice
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After cutting off water supplies and ambushing resupply convoys, they came back a week later to overrun the base.
Reuters
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Cash would not rule out cutting off water and electricity services or using force to move refugees into alternative accommodation.
The Guardian
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Israel has deliberately struck at bridges, viaducts and an electricity plant, cutting off water supplies and crippling the sewerage systems.
The Irish Times
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That's Day Zero: the day the city's taps will run dry, cutting off water to its four million residents, officials say.
News.com.au
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Taoiseach Enda Kenny appears to have not ruled out cutting off water supplies to households refusing to pay the proposed new charges.
The Irish Times
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I don't know about that, but there is a logic to cutting off water for three hours a day during a shortage.
A nose for justice
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By cutting off water and supplies, it was held, the besieged could finally have been induced to surrender with many less casualties.
A Time of Gifts
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Floodwaters have undermined a key regional road near Avoca in Co Wicklow, exposing ESB cables and cutting off water supplies to Avoca village.
The Irish Times
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