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Two neighboring farms share a common groundwater source for irrigation. Each farmer must independently decide whether to conserve water or to extract an excessive amount for a higher crop yield this season. If both conserve, the water level remains stable, and both farms can operate profitably for years. If one farmer extracts excessively while the other conserves, the first farmer earns a large immediate profit, but the shared water level drops, harming the other farmer. If both extract excessi

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