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It was used as a public convenience for more than a hundred years.

Everyone who has ever used the Internet knows it is a public convenience.

Even public conveniences in the area are carefully thought out.

Community growth would be retarded without such a public convenience.

In these cases he is guided by local considerations of public convenience.

But I knew that the wharf would be a public convenience.

A public convenience was built on it in about 1496 .

The station building featured a general waiting room, but no public conveniences.

The consequences for civil justice could be serious, but they involve public convenience, not safety.

The building was replaced by a new cargo office and terminal in 1933 which became the first public convenience until 1986.

The twenty thousand required to make that spend will come out of public conveniences budget.

Up until about two and a half years ago, the public convenience was still used by locals in Cheltenham who'd been caught short.

Usually he used to change into old clothes before visiting public conveniences and tried not to be very noticeable.

How do you tell a mother her eldest son had choked to death on his own vomit down a public convenience?

The corporation also planned to construct two more public conveniences at the beach.

Public conveniences include a pay telephone, a small shop and café.

He sprang up at once and made for the door as if he'd been propositioned by a dirty old man in a public convenience.

In other jurisdictions this permit is called a certificate of public convenience and necessity.

Under his leadership of the Commission, they set up policies to fight discrimination in housing and public conveniences also.

The public conveniences are located through this subway at the top of the steps to Platforms 4-8.

The original bowling pavilion was eventually converted into public conveniences in 1935.

If the judge finds that fiber-to-the-home is a "public convenience," the case seems to be over.

Public convenience or dignity means nothing; police prerogatives assume the status of divine law.

Body down a public convenience off the Market Square."

Jeremy led them out of the market and over to the public conveniences where he could show them more openly.

He found a public restroom just off the street and went on in.

After all, she often had a difficult time using public restrooms.

Public restrooms, on the other hand, were generally easy to use.

Before, I even had a fear of going into a public restroom.

I'd seen him that morning near the public restrooms when I did my run.

After all, this was called a public restroom, and he knew it.

In 1965, the city discussed possible places for new public restrooms.

Now posters may have to go up in women's public restrooms, she said.

He also thinks it will be popular with people using public restrooms.

Then observers were sent into public restrooms to see what actually happened.

It is also one of the few places with a public restroom drivers can use.

In a civilized city, clean public restrooms would be easy to find.

However, you can swim at your own risk and public restrooms are open year round.

I use the public restroom most of the time.

The final, Christmas issue was distributed in the school's public restrooms.

The park takes up a full block, with a number of benches and public restrooms.

The city also got a new maternity hospital, and the first public restrooms.

But how much truth does the conventional wisdom about public restrooms really hold?

No one's paying attention to you in a public restroom they're all preoccupied!

There is a public restroom facility in the camping area.

New York has many advantages, but an adequate number of public restrooms is not among them.

Most men would not be embarrassed in a locker room or public restroom, for example.

The facility also provides public restroom facilities and an information center.

They used the flush toilet in a public restroom a few minutes' walk away.