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I propose we remove the last few sentences, from "In many parts ..." to "...... Frank Leghorn". These sentences are not relevant, are a bit tendentious, seem to be written for the writer's children ("things which are nasty"), and are scarcely English - the sentence before last ("We use these methods [er ... what methods?] to our benefits and also for the waste which always occur when we take the animals and add them"), in fact, is garbled, ungrammatical and totally incomprehensible. Or do we have a case of vandalism here anyway? [[User:Maelli|Maelli]] ([[User talk:Maelli|talk]]) 05:28, 4 May 2016 (UTC)
I propose we remove the last few sentences, from "In many parts ..." to "...... Frank Leghorn". These sentences are not relevant, are a bit tendentious, seem to be written for the writer's children ("things which are nasty"), and are scarcely English - the sentence before last ("We use these methods [er ... what methods?] to our benefits and also for the waste which always occur when we take the animals and add them"), in fact, is garbled, ungrammatical and totally incomprehensible. Or do we have a case of vandalism here anyway? [[User:Maelli|Maelli]] ([[User talk:Maelli|talk]]) 05:28, 4 May 2016 (UTC)

== Extraction vs Abstraction? ==

Is "water extraction" the same as "water abstraction"? ("water abstraction" redirects to here) If so, can someone please confirm and add a statement to this effect?

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Remove last section?

I propose we remove the last few sentences, from "In many parts ..." to "...... Frank Leghorn". These sentences are not relevant, are a bit tendentious, seem to be written for the writer's children ("things which are nasty"), and are scarcely English - the sentence before last ("We use these methods [er ... what methods?] to our benefits and also for the waste which always occur when we take the animals and add them"), in fact, is garbled, ungrammatical and totally incomprehensible. Or do we have a case of vandalism here anyway? Maelli (talk) 05:28, 4 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Extraction vs Abstraction?

Is "water extraction" the same as "water abstraction"? ("water abstraction" redirects to here) If so, can someone please confirm and add a statement to this effect?