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An S-quadrant entrepreneur is often restricted to a small area, one that can be personally controlled.
Residents are at their wits' end because the rubbish is not restricted to a small area but spreads across the sandy stretches where cars park.
If for example your cleaning covers a very wide area such as a whole region of the UK then it may be worth it, but if you are restricted to a small area then probably not.
 
 
 
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