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MUD
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MUD
A municipal utility district, which is a political subdivision that administers utility-related services, sometimes requiring the issue of special assessment bonds.


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And chief executive David Gill says they will not accept having their good name dragged through the mud by Le Havre.
UNITED FURY OVER INSULT By DAVID ANDERSON by The Mirror (London, England)
Rugby's reputation has been dragged through the mud recently, with the fake injury controversy at Harlequins following hot on the heels of five Bath players being banned for drug-related issues, as well as South Africa's
IRB boss confident on Olympics; RUGBY UNION by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
If the name of the club that you represent and fight for is linked with horrible accusations and effectively dragged through the mud, it is selfish and irresponsible not to feel offended and affected by it,' he said.
Drug-tainted Bath in pledge to clean up act; RUGBY UNION by The Daily Mail (London, England)
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