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		</div><p>Rome&#8217;s water utility is planning to reduce water pressure in factories and buildings across the capital in its latest effort to combat a nationwide drought that has parched reservoirs and wreaked havoc on Italian agriculture.</p>
<p>Acea said the night-time reductions would begin next month when many Romans return from holiday.<br />
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