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In the late nineteenth century, many cities cut death rates from typhoid, yellow fever, and cholera by instituting what?

In the late nineteenth century, many cities cut death rates from typhoid, yellow fever, and cholera by instituting what?
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In the late nineteenth century, many cities cut death rates from typhoid, yellow fever, and cholera by instituting what?

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Answer: New sewage and drainage systems

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