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From [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] [[mythology]], the fifth labor of [[Heracles]] involved cleaning these stables which had never been cleaned. How did he do this? Diverting two [[rivers]], of course, to run through them | From [[Ancient Greece|Greek]] [[mythology]], the fifth labor of [[Heracles]] involved cleaning these stables which had never been cleaned. How did he do this? Diverting two [[rivers]], of course, to run through them. | ||
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Augean Stables [r]: From Greek mythology, the fifth labor of Heracles involved cleaning these stables which had never been cleaned. How did he do this? Diverting two rivers, of course, to run through them.