A scuffed shoe kicked the book into a heap of rubbish near an opengutter.
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One Sunday she was walking by an opengutter in a town in North Wales when she found a copper.
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An opengutter that was full of rats led under the house to the likewise opengutter of the street.
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The dray caught its right wheel in the grating of an opengutter and remained stock-still, leaning aslant, as though planted there.
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Instead, there were narrow, dirty lanes and opengutters.
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In Mombasa's Kisauni and Majengo districts, youths idle in the rubbish-strewn streets lined by dilapidated housing and opengutters.
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Along the walks were opengutters, deep ditches of cypress full of standing water, fragrant with filth and raw sewage.
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Public sanitation remains heinous as opengutters stream with sewage, creating breeding grounds for flies, malaria-bearing mosquitoes, and all manner of disease.