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provisor

(prəˈvaɪzə)
n
1. a purveyor
2. (Roman Catholic Church) RC Church a person who holds a papal provision
3. (Roman Catholic Church) RC Church an ecclesiastic who assists an archbishop or bishop
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Under DENR's Adopt-an-Estero/Water Body program, the water bodies covered by the DENR-MPIC accord are Esteros de Vitas, San Lazaro, Kabulusan, Magdalena, Binondo, Dela Reina, Sampaloc, San Sebastian, San Miguel, Valencia, Uli-uli, Paco, Pandacan, Tanque, Balete, Provisor, Concordia, Sunog Apog, San Antonio Abad and Quiapo.
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