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The document is an Annual Water Withdrawal and Use Report from the Arizona Department of Water Resources for the year 2008. It outlines the requirements for groundwater right owners to report their water usage, including details on withdrawals, deliveries, and associated fees. The report must be filed by March 31, 2009, with penalties for late submissions. It emphasizes the necessity of accurate reporting and provides instructions for corrections and filing procedures.

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