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The eastbound train hit the driver's side of his truck, knocking it several hundred feet into a drainage ditch, police said. We discovered we were a little weak in the area of habitat, so we planted grass on eight acres of our most highly erodible land and enrolled the area around the drainage ditch in CRP," Andrew says. It went through a series of design changes before planners eventually decided that it needed to run beneath downtown Santiago and the Mapocho River, a shallow waterway that bisects the city and serves as a drainage ditch for winter storms and spring thaws from the Andes towering nearby. |
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drainage ditch - a ditch for carrying off excess water or sewage