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Hydropower can be used to lift an object by converting the energy of flowing water into mechanical energy with a water wheel or turbine. The mechanical energy can then be used to power a pump or lifting mechanism that raises the object vertically. This system utilizes the force of moving water to do the work of lifting the object.

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