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Individuals and communities that need a convenient way to access large amounts of potable and non potable water for use in commercial or household applications will often look into setting up a water supply system. Water supply systems have been used as far back as ancient Rome and usually consist of a series of pipes and aqueducts that take water from its source, purify it, and distribute it homes and businesses for public use. Water supply systems will often get their water from sources such as aquifers, lakes, rivers, wells and desalinated seawater. Most public water supply systems are operated by public utility companies that regulate and charge individuals based on their water usage.
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