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Only if there is a very large available dilution (>500) in the receivingwatercourse can consideration be given to discharging untreated wastewater(see Table 4.2). For example, the city of Manaus (population in 2000: 1.4million) in the Amazon region of Brazil discharges its wa[r]
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