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      <title>What Chinese Buyers Come Looking For at Israel&#39;s Water Technology Show</title>
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      <description>The scene repeats itself at every water expo in Tel Aviv. A delegation arrives, badges printed with names nobody at the booth can pronounce, and within ten minutes the brochures are open on the table and somebody is pointing at a spec sheet. The conversation is rarely about the product on display. It is about whether the thing can be built at scale in a province with twelve million people and a shrinking aquifer.</description>
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