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		<title>By: Terry Diggs</title>
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		<description>Here in Arkansas where I live, a &quot;pond&quot; is a small body of water, whether naturally occurring or manmade.  A usage I&#039;ve only noticed in Texas is to call a naturally-occurring small body of water a &quot;pond,&quot; but a man-made body of water is called a &quot;tank.&quot;</description>
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