Convenience homes, convenience food... Convenience pets (there is a "pet station" in the lobby at Stepney Green with cleaning kit and pet treats).
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Kim's Convenience (20183-present)The Gist: Kim's Convenience centers on the daily trials and adventures of the Kims, a Korean-Canadian family who own a convenience store in Toronto.
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Convenience has to serve something greater than itself, lest it lead only to more convenience.
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In the constant struggle between convenience and security, this feature is firmly in the convenience section.
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We've repeatedly seen that given the choice between privacy and convenience, most people will choose convenience.
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Amazon Go is not only trying to out-convenience convenience stores, it could out-earn them, too.
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There is a convenience to cable that is also, there's also convenience to Netflix... Let's be clear.
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The new law shows how safety often gets in the way of convenience — and how convenience often wins.
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Winner: Bowers & Wilkins P53For the convenience freakFor the time being, convenience is an issue with any wireless headset.
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The convenience store operator won approval for its purchase of almost 210 Esso fuel and convenience stores from Imperial Oil.
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"With all the competition for convenience, including the internet, what convenience stores provide is they have it now," said Lenard.
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It doesn't come cheap, but that's the price of convenience — and the PoutCase is pretty much the definition of convenience.
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Like most things in life, convenience comes at a price, and in this case, convenience will cost you a thousand bucks.
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Listen, the way I look at it is if people can choose convenience and they can afford it, they choose convenience.
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The corner convenience store is being disrupted, driven by the increasingly familiar consumer desires for technology-driven convenience and healthier products.
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And our slavish devotion to its convenience is meant to embody the way that we are, well, slaves to its convenience.
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If there's ever a choice between convenience and security, it's usually convenience that wins; especially in the world of consumer electronics.
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The narrator of Sayaka Murata's novella "Convenience Store Woman" has been working at a convenience store for exactly half her life.
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Yet our taste for convenience begets more convenience, through a combination of the economics of scale and the power of habit.
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"This is 7-Eleven's play at amplifying convenience," said Catherine Lang, an analyst at Kantar Consulting who researches discount and convenience stores.
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Rationally, this makes sense as well — consumers value convenience but have a cognitive dollar limit they are willing to trade for that convenience.
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"Consumers are increasingly experiencing the convenience and security of biometrics (and) the fingerprint is helping to deliver additional convenience and security," Bhalla added.
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The situation is an important reminder, though, that given the choice between protecting security and privacy or prioritizing convenience, Zoom unabashedly chose convenience.
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If convenience to a housewife meant not having to cook baby food, convenience to a working parent means not having to serve it.
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And I know we love convenience, but convenience is quite challenging and it's taxing on our city and I think there's a balance.
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The convenience store is a subsidiary of Tokyo-based retail conglomerate Seven & I Holdings, with subsidiaries that include convenience stores, restaurants, supermarkets, and banks.
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Sunoco (SUN) is selling convenience stores and gas stations to Japan-based Seven & I Holdings, the parent of the 7-Eleven convenience store chain.
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Sunoco — Sunoco is selling convenience stores and gas stations to Japan-based Seven & I Holdings, the parent of the 7-Eleven convenience store chain.
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According to Food & Wine, Hostess, the company that manufactures Twinkies, has partnered with Kerry Convenience, which is the name behind some major convenience store tech.
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It turns out truck buyers like the convenience, flexibility and capability of a pickup, but don't want to sacrifice comfort and convenience to drive one.
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Apple's Touch ID was a step change in convenience for securing its mobile devices, and now that same level of convenience is available in a padlock.
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It's also testing a new smart convenience store format with its cashier-free "Go" convenience stores, which could give it another angle into the grocery business.
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About 80% of convenience stores in the U.S. are also gas stations, and 80% of the fuel sold in the U.S. is sold at convenience stores.
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Middlebury College - Middlebury, VermontAnnual undergraduate tuition: $253,2730Credit card convenience fee: 22.75%Networks accepted: Not specifiedNortheastern University - Boston, Massachusetts Annual undergraduate tuition: $255,2728Credit card convenience fee: Not specifiedNetworks accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American ExpressRead more: The best American Express cardsNorthwestern University - Evanston, IllinoisAnnual undergraduate tuition: $22.99,9703Credit card convenience fee: 2970%Networks accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American ExpressRice University - Houston, TexasAnnual undergraduate tuition: $22.99,220Credit card convenience fee: 2.85%Networks accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American ExpressSwarthmore College - Swarthmore, PennsylvaniaAnnual undergraduate tuition: $54,256Credit card convenience fee: 2.6%Networks accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American ExpressVanderbilt University - Nashville, TennesseeAnnual undergraduate tuition: $50,800Credit card convenience fee: 2.993%Networks accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American ExpressWashington University - St. Louis, MissouriAnnual undergraduate tuition: $54,250Credit card convenience fee: 2.75%Networks accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American ExpressWashington & Lee University - Lexington, VirginiaAnnual undergraduate tuition: $53,730Credit card convenience fee: 2.75%Networks accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American ExpressWellesley College - Wellesley, Massachusetts Annual undergraduate tuition: $55,728Credit card convenience fee: 2.99%Networks accepted: Not specifiedWilliams College - Williamstown, Massachusetts Annual undergraduate tuition: $56,970Credit card convenience fee: 2.99%Networks accepted: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American ExpressRead more: The 20 colleges that give the best financial aid, according to studentsPaying college tuition with a credit card certainly isn't for everyone.
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The Hertz PlatePass program charges tolls at the highest, undiscounted toll rate plus a $5.95 convenience fee each day tolls are incurred, with no convenience fee cap.
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Other convenience stores would be a natural fit to try Amazon's new technology too, Forte said, as Amazon Go started out in a smaller convenience store format.
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People talk about the convenience of a Keurig versus a traditional coffee machine, but that has nothing on the convenience of a bagged vacuum versus the bagless kind.
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Budhwani is CEO at Encore Franchises LLC, a Birmingham, Alabama-area chain of convenience stores, and chairman of NACS, the Washington trade association for convenience and fuel retailing.
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Using National Association of Convenience Stores data, RBC estimates a regular convenience store of the same size would bring in just over $1 million a year in sales.
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You can blame it on our obsession with convenience, and nowhere do we require convenience more than in the food and drink we order for takeaway and delivery.
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In all, vape and tobacco stores sell about 20 times as many e-cigarettes to minors as convenience stores — even though convenience stores outnumber them by 15 to 1.
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Convenience is one big consideration: More than 40 percent of participants in my study mentioned convenience (including easy access to materials) as what they liked most about reading onscreen.
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Mobility is a space that has traditionally been operated by city governments at low cost for low convenience, or by private companies at a high cost for high convenience.
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Expect increased convenience store competition on two fronts: Technology-driven convenience: The use of AI, machine learning, smartphone apps and scanning technologies will eliminate sales clerks and checkout lines.
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Video from a second shop, Clinton Convenience Store, shows Mr. McCarthy's car leaving the parking lot of the Everyday Convenience Store and driving toward the scene of the shooting.
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This idea — convenience as liberation — could be intoxicating.
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Canadian convenience store operator Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc said it agreed to buy U.S. convenience store retailer CST Brands Inc in a deal valued at about $4.4 billion, including debt.
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In addition to its nearly 20,000 local convenience stores, Seven & i has expanded to hold 8,500 convenience stores in the United States as it looks for growth avenues outside Japan.
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Now, an estimated 24 percent of the 2541,211 convenience stores across the country — a $31 billion industry — could be described as food-forward, the National Association of Convenience Stores says.
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Convenience stores already experienced record in-store sales in 2018, according to the National Association of Convenience Stores, and Amazon may be opening up to 3,000 new Go stores by 2021.
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Reading Convenience Store Woman — a spare, quietly brilliant novel about an offbeat woman whose life revolves around the convenience store she works at — is like being lulled into a soft calm.
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I don't deny the convenience and timesaving benefits in having a smartphone, but I don't think convenience is what is driving people to stroke their screens about 2,600 times a day.
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And after visiting Lawson, one of the biggest convenience-store chains in Japan, my expectations have officially been raised — and convenience stores in the US will never be nearly as appealing.
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" Abrams calls this kind of sloganeering "convenience over accuracy.
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Would love to see you tomorrow at your convenience. . .
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"Over the 30 days I was able to cover nine states and over 200 convenience stores," says Beard, who now works as an analyst for convenience store and retail trends at GasBuddy.
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The more attractive the convenience — and the more that convenience feels like a relief or deliverance — the more likely that what's attached to the other side of the string is unjust and disturbing.
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They got to safety at a convenience store close by.
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Both are designed with your comfort and convenience in mind.
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This device provides many convenience perks at an affordable price.
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Sure, if you value convenience and reliability over all else.
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And, yes, those convenience store robbers count as bad guys.
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The same goes for all bakery and deli convenience foods.
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We do this as a means of convenience and survival.
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None. We have choices, and we want information and convenience.
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Before we go, we stop at the convenience store downstairs.
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The card will also soon be available in convenience stores.
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Very few other bargain phones can offer the same convenience.
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It is a nice convenience in London and New York.
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Windows Mixed Reality's biggest advantage right now is probably convenience.
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She put American intelligence officers at risk for her convenience.
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The prices are criminally expensive, but you pay for convenience.
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All this convenience isn't, on its own, a bad thing.
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Sure, there's a convenience factor to a wearable heating pad.
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McGlockton walked back inside the convenience store, where he collapsed.
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These stores also stocked more produce than typical convenience stores.
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The convenience and cleanliness was a major plus, for sure.
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The convenience explanation may be strengthened by the ambition explanation.
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This is where OTA's convenience could take a darker turn.
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The convenience brought its products to America's most rural locations.
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Email may seem like private correspondence and the ultimate convenience.
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And now for convenience sake within the Internet of Things.
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The average bodega or convenience store doesn't sell Lightning headphones.
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It's the addictive nature of convenience, really, and price too.
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Before it was more about convenience and what tastes good.
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Safe to say, this is greater security via reduced convenience.
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"We think this program extends the convenience advantage," Hourican said.
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Amazon uses similar technology in a convenience store in Seattle.
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Thus, out of convenience, many opt not to offer pork.
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He is a pacifist of ideological convenience rather than principle.
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As with so many things, there's a price to convenience.
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On balance, convenience is the one to sacrifice, Prince said.
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The payoff, we are told, is increased convenience and efficiency.
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"Convenience is the root problem to solve," Weaver tells me.
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When it comes to music festivals, convenience really is key.
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However, the ease and convenience are worth it to me.
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But as happens in all marriages of convenience, the second
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I've condensed them below for your convenience (free of charge).
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"The value of convenience has never been higher," said Lenard.
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The convenience of wireless charging wasn't worth waiting around longer.
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A confrontation ensued at the entrance to the convenience store.
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Fingerprint sensors have turned modern smartphones into miracles of convenience.
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It was actually more a plot convenience than anything else.
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It touted the feature for its convenience and privacy upside.
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They had a small convenience store and mechanic on duty.
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Femsa's footprint in Mexico spans nearly 18,000 Oxxo convenience stores.
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BK), the largest convenience store operator CP ALL Pcl (CPALL.
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For so many years, I used sex for my convenience.
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T), convenience store operator Seven & i Holdings Co Ltd (3382.
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He said he typically buys in bulk, just for convenience.
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This was always a marriage of convenience for all parties.
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You're paying for the convenience of salt and tunes, people.
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I had mostly known food in the context of convenience.
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We are focused on adding on that layer of convenience.
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Litecoin closer resembles bitcoin in the convenience of cold storage.
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Gramercy: One of the nicest of Equinox's corporate convenience locations.
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For your convenience, here is an Election Day cheat sheet.
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We're all looking for convenience and simplicity in our lives.
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But that kind of convenience comes at a heavy price.
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Convenience, in a very small package, at a reasonable price.
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But he was quiet passing the Triple S convenience store.
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Consumers will, of course, have to balance privacy with convenience.
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But expecting to reduce churn, provide convenience and learn, right?
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"They're an article of convenience for you now," Cuomo replied.
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"Convenience is really what consumer are looking for," he noted.
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There's also a Starzz convenience store and a Jimmy John's.
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See, it has a sort of convenience, a thieves' market.
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It's important for Burger King to focus on increasing convenience.
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Her story begins with a shot of McAnally's convenience store.
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By March, they were being sold in every convenience store.
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But convenience may still have a price, Dr. Mehrotra said.
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They're a great convenience, and directly accessible from the dashboard.
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The Watch is all about convenience and ease of use.
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Of course, you end up paying for that convenience factor.
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Convenience is one of the major selling points for Soylent.
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And it's a huge convenience for those who use it.
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McCullough had a few requirements: location, convenience and closet space.
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Clearly, this tiny house was designed with convenience in mind.
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Correction: AiFi has partnered with Polish convenience store chain Żabka.
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While they offer convenience (and usually luxury), they're quite pricey.
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At the top of the list is the sheer convenience.
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Amazon has dived into delivery convenience and security with gusto.
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There, buyers lose convenience and pay higher real estate taxes.
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In this way convenience would also be the great leveler.
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"Music is more than data, more than convenience," Bartmanski says.
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A convenience store was destroyed by storms in Jefferson City.
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For example, greater security, lower crime rates, or possibly convenience.
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Still, they were widely appreciated for the convenience they offered.
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We can discuss my severance package at your earliest convenience.
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"This had nothing to do with convenience," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Gregory CowlesSenior Editor, Books CONVENIENCE STORE WOMAN, by Sayaka Murata.
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"We're looking at the customer focused on convenience," he said.
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His interest isn't sexual: Kevin is, for plot convenience, gay.
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The benefits that Airbnb and Uber pioneered go beyond convenience.
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This was a match made in political convenience, not heaven.
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But this convenience cannot come at the expense of quality.
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LAS VEGAS — Robot vacuums promise convenience and peace of mind.
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Nearly certainly, it'll lead to lower prices and more convenience.
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The selection is incredible, and the convenience can't be overstated.
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There's no denying the immense convenience of Uber and Lyft.
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It's helpful for your own security and safety and convenience.
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Those strains are particularly evident in the convenience store industry.
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Residents buy newspapers and snacks at the local convenience store.
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Priority 3: ConvenienceWe live in an amazing time for convenience.
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Newcomers often seek both New York convenience and rural comfort.
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Gibson was convicted of robbing a convenience store in 1994.
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Here we still are, with stores like Chelsea Convenience closing.
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SO WE ARE TRYING TO BLEND GREAT EXPERIENCE, EASE CONVENIENCE.
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They're still working and focused on the convenience and location.
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"More people want to play with that kind of convenience."
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The benefits in terms of convenience and knowledge are addictive.
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For the borough leaders, it is an alliance of convenience.
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So Chelsea Convenience is scheduled to shut down on Nov.
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They responded to a possible theft at a convenience store.
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"The convenience is number one," she remarked on Tuesday's panel.
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Convenience is another essential part of the Starbucks value proposition.
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This has less to do with courage than with convenience.
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We're told Whitehead allegedly took stuff from a convenience store.
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Now Binny's is possibly the saddest convenience store on earth.
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Marler also blames Americans' love of convenience for the problem.
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In March 2017, they teamed up with Kerry Convenience, a company that provides food and beverage products to convenience stores, to sell Twinkies Cappuccinos—milky coffee with a hint of creamy sponge cake flavor.
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The company has been expanding its gasoline and convenience stores business with new acquisitions including CST Brands and Holiday Stationstores, a 522-store chain of gas stations and convenience outlets in the United States.
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Lam Thuy Vo: Netflix recently added this Korean sitcom called Kim's Convenience; it focuses on this Korean-Canadian family that runs a convenience store in Toronto and it's both hilarious in the weirdest of ways.
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"Women don't have abortions in late term for convenience," writes Draper.
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An attorney representing the convenience store concurs with the prosecutor's account.
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Nope. Was it worth the convenience while I was using them?
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This year, fitness trends center around app connectivity, convenience, and practicality.
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And what a convenience for fans of the photo storage site.
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It's convenience food that can be eaten and cooked year-round.
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They have a slightly wacky idea to revolutionize the convenience store.
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" On top of the convenience, there's "a humanizing element to it.
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But of course, it's not only about convenience — it's about connections.
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The unit has 32 supermarkets and 10 convenience stores in Vietnam.
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For him, the story reiterated how much consumers care about convenience.
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The convenience store robbery video has been viewed nearly 400,000 times.
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Self-made billionaire John Paul DeJoria believes in splurging for convenience.
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"You're going to pay more money for that convenience," Greutman says.
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Is there more to this plot point than just plot convenience?
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Amazon Go is the e-commerce giant's cashierless convenience store concept.
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Most hotels have emphasised convenience and comfort over home-style living.
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Excerpted from CONVENIENCE STORE WOMAN copyright © 2016 by Sayaka Murata.
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What drivers trade in convenience and luxury they get in performance.
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A new sports ground, convenience store and noodle restaurant have opened.
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The best thing about the Smart Keyboard Folio is its convenience.
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I think most people pick convenience and price over sound quality.
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It's not a matter of convenience; it's a matter of credibility.
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The differences affect audio quality, charging convenience, and even storage options.
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In 219, she took a job at a Tampa convenience store.
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The stores are designed around affordability and convenience, the company said.
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He argued that this was to offer greater interoperability and convenience.
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People are prepared to pay a premium for taste and convenience.
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She probably answered as she did for the sake of convenience.
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It strikes the right balance of price, convenience, and charging speed.
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It also includes 220 convenience stores across South Africa and Botswana.
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Why would people stray if you provide convenience, even without quality?
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Quantity of power doesn't matter as much as portability and convenience.
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The ease and convenience of subscriptions is difficult to compete against.
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This version of the Vitamix was made with convenience in mind.
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SO WE COMBINE THE CONVENIENCE OF SHOPPING FOR APPAREL AND HOME.
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And I think the convenience to our business is still growing.
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Convenience-loving Americans want bag handles that tie easily into knots.
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But it's sorely lacking the convenience of an always-listening Echo.
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Products of this type optimize for extreme convenience and cost effectiveness.
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Otherwise, it may be a convenience that's not worth the risk.
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In other words, shoppers live in a golden age of convenience.
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I see the convenience angle, 'How lazy could we possibly get?
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Her husband works in a Queens convenience store with two other
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Those products are sold nationwide at convenience stores and gas stations.
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Many city-dwellers are questioning whether the convenience is worth it.
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"We have to win on convenience and customer service," Schaefer said.
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These hubs boast more than 230,000 convenience stores, a valuable sideline.
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The only convenience complaint is the revamped MMI user interface system.
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Telemedicine companies stress the convenience of not having to leave home.
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It's high-tech convenience and efficiency that saves money — and lives.
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This one also comes with an inflation motor for your convenience.
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Throughout, immigrants and others have opened and run their convenience stores.
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That same year, Christian was charged in the convenience store holdup.
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Brewer said the changes will focus on convenience, comfort and connection.
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You'll want to know how much you are paying for convenience.
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And let's be honest, in New York City convenience is everything.
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But notice that the DNS itself is a matter of convenience.
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But it's the convenience over everything that I missed the most.
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Industry experts said younger customers seeking convenience were adopting subscription offers.
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The convenience store will provide a receipt after taking the cash.
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So, in your view, an arranged marriage is more for convenience?
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Because a while ago, everyone was welcoming this idea of convenience.
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You would think this technological convenience would have advanced over time.
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It's hard not to give in to the convenience of delivery.
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The only arguments on the other side concern the government's convenience.
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The Apple Watch puts the convenience of GPS on your wrist.
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His father owns Liquor Mart, a convenience store in Bellmawr, N.J.
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T) and convenience store operator Seven & i Holdings Co Ltd (3382.
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" The New York Times heralded it as a "paradise of convenience.
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One was the convenience of Drogon's arrival, as alluded to above.
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She was last seen at a convenience store in Auburn, Alabama.
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The brand came to represent both convenience and sinister corporate overreach.
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Yalini, Dheepan's wife of convenience, dreams of leaving France for England.
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Jeter allegedly told police he met DelTondo at a convenience store.
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They were concerned about staff, access to the hospital and convenience.
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This was the price I was willing to pay for convenience.
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We would encourage customers to leverage this benefit for their convenience.
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Convenience continues to make digital payments an attractive option for many.
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JD.com has entered new businesses, such as convenience stores and supermarkets.
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He's reducing the cost to the consumer and providing great convenience.
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There were three nifty sizes of Crocs provided for my convenience.
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It is delivering convenience and performance to consumers across the economy.
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Epstein made our criminal laws a matter for his personal convenience.
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They touted Netflix's convenience and said it had "everything" on DVD.
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Basically, it's an entire convenience store of plush items for sale.
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But while convenience is, well, convenient, it's usually a budget-buster.
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"Convenience is king," David Henkes, managing partner at Technomic, told CNBC.
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It happened in a Stewart's convenience store off the Adirondack Northway.
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But that level of convenience may come with an unwelcome compromise.
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Cramer thinks it comes down to two concepts: value and convenience.
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Convenience is great, but it's no substitute for smart financial decisions.
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Grant Ronnebeck was killed at a QuikTrip convenience store on Jan.
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Hackers copy other people's code for the sake of convenience, too.
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They cited the convenience of alternative food sources due to modernization.
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He used to say that privacy was more important than convenience.
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Yet 80% of customers highly value more convenience and better service.
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This was just political convenience; it wasn't because he actually cared.
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"Jowett is the king of convenience store degustation," declares Jeff Claudio.
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Which, considering how much college students juggle, is a big convenience.
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For consumers, more convenience could eventually come at a higher cost.
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The consumer is going to where there is convenience and value.
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Companies offer convenience, but they make the consumers pay for it.
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But when we let convenience decide everything, we surrender too much.
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I love my Instant Pot for two reasons: convenience and speed.
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The futuristic shops bring in more revenue than regular convenience stores.
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An Oxxo convenience store in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico.
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What type of convenience store opened in Seattle on Jan. 22?
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What's more, mainstream consumers seem to recognize its value and convenience.
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We're told he got picked up outside of a convenience store.
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I can think of two big consequences beyond the increased convenience.
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In some cases, it may be a matter of consumer convenience.
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The internet's grand bargain has long been trading privacy for convenience.
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Are you mauled by a circus lion in a convenience store?
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Many resale sites and apps are designed to focus on convenience.
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Wawa is not the only convenience store making such a move.
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They tout this dynamic currency conversion as a convenience to you.
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In this partnership, "convenience" for consumers is key, Kohl's has said.
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In many cases electricity is not just a matter of convenience.
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He worked as a convenience store clerk or a bus driver.
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It was a song not of principle but of political convenience.
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The stores, which resemble convenience stores, launched in Seattle this year.
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"Amazon Go" is a convenience store without cashiers or checkout lines.
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Traditionalists might opt for the standards and convenience that NetJets provides.
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Employees looking for convenience tend to prop open automatically locking doors.
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Banks, coffee shops, restaurants and convenience stores have all shut down.
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They're typically single-use patches that come individually wrapped for convenience.
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Close to 2000% of convenience stores have a gas station attached.
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Competition from dollar stores, convenience stores and Amazon had squeezed profits.
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"Convenience shouldn't be dictated by the way you pay," Turner said.
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"Local control" is something politicians promote or ignore at their convenience.
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We offer a personable environment, with convenience unsurpassed in our area.
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It all created convenience and experience, which defined luxury for me.
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Foods were comparatively cheaper than in Europe and convenience took priority.
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Paying for convenience traps like a delivery service can add up.
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The convenience store chain did not respond to requests for comment.
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"It doesn't present as a commercial convenience store," Mr. Inanir said.
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Kohl's is looking to partner with a convenience or grocery store.
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Price and convenience are nice draws for a neighborhood movie theater.
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REAGAN: WELL WE KNOW WE ALL WANT CHOICES, WE WANT CONVENIENCE.
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In fact, convenience store food regularly stood in as a joke.
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Bigger than our convenience, our easy access to media or sex.
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Convenience stores sport signs boasting they sell Juul devices and pods.
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It also tested delivering convenience store products and delivering flu shots.
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If you want convenience and consistency, this is a good tool.
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The convenience of Amazon Prime comes at a cost — for workers.
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All that convenience, however, can come with a hefty price tag.
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"Convenience Store Woman" is short, and it casts a fluorescent spell.
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It makes what should be a convenience into a real frustration.
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He eventually reached his destination: a convenience store that carried wine.
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He posits that the true digital minimalist doesn't prioritize technological convenience.
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The theme here is ease and convenience for all, including us.
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Is it possible to discuss by phone at your earliest convenience?
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Habit, convenience, laziness, an unwillingness to change ... the list goes on.
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New futuristic convenience stores could appear in Seattle and Los Angeles.
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"I think the [question] is: Is the convenience worth the risk?"
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Still, Singh said he continued to shop Amazon out of convenience.
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The convenience of the customer experience will be a key differentiator.
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Kurly Market products are focused on quality and convenience over price Kurly Market products are focused on quality and convenience over price Still, investors are bullish on Kurly and its laser focus on produce and groceries.
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NEW YORK, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Canadian convenience store operator Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc is in the lead to acquire CST Brands Inc, a U.S.-based convenience store retailer, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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It's clear that Amazon's future lies in finding new and ever more creative ways to offer convenience, even when that convenience takes the shape of something familiar like a corner store, a local grocery, or a pharmacy.
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European convenience and food provider Valora, which has 2,800 outlets across Europe, plans to open a nanostore in Switzerland to bring the brand to locations with few convenience offerings, though to date no locations have been selected.
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Canadian convenience store operator Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc sweetened an approach for Caltex Australia with a A$8.61 billion ($5.8 billion) offer, a day after Caltex said it could carve out some of its convenience shop sites.
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The company's branded convenience stores include names like Star Mart and Woolworths.
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Jack Lew Seen in Convenience Store Trading T-Bills for Powerball Tix.
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"I like the convenience of being able to zip here and there."
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For years they were stereotyped as convenience-store owners and overachieving children.
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But novelties wear off, and people will always prefer convenience and affordability.
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Instead, Dollar General's biggest strength is the convenience of its physical locations.
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Bodega is a startup that wants to take on the convenience store.
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He is currently invested in GoPuff, an on-demand convenience delivery service.
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Hours later, he was found — covered in blood — inside a convenience store.
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Convenience is probably the biggest thing fast food lovers are looking for.
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But the convenience of knowing they're always there is often greatly appreciated.
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These are the weather stations worth your wallet: Classic design, modern convenience.
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Channing Tatum just turned a local convenience store into mini Club Domina.
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Consumers can now get their household goods online and in convenience stores.
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Her father drove a bus and operated a convenience store in Dallas.
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Palmerston, with a gas station and convenience stores, was five minutes away.
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"As much as I loved the convenience and easy beauty," she writes.
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For the smartphone, these values include speed, communication, convenience, surveillance, and pleasure.
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Today's customers want speed and convenience and the Internet delivers on both.
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"But what we think we can provide is convenience," Vaccari tells me.
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The digital timer helps remove the guesswork for maximum walk-away convenience.
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But it works well enough, and the convenience makes it worth it.
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Security has always been about finding a balance between convenience and protection.
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Salamoni shot and killed Sterling during a struggle outside the convenience store.
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Smart home or not, the convenience of Alexa can't be argued with.
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Amazon GoA chain of 13 no-checkout convenience stores launched in 2016.
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Above all else, Amazon is known for its utilitarian convenience and efficiency.
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Amazon is finally bringing its cashier-less convenience store to New York.
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That's the cost of AI-provided convenience, at least in Amazon's eyes.
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They want the convenience they like with an Uber, or other services.
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So Amazon started putting lockers in nearby convenience stores and building lobbies.
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The trailer opens with a young girl shoplifting in a convenience store.
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Audiences primarily care about shows and convenience, not network or service names.
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The convenience store chain's annual Bring Your Own Cup Day is back!
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It's all for convenience, and maybe people are thinking twice about that.
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Logic 9 still saves the tracks into a project folder for convenience.
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The deal also includes 220 convenience stores across South Africa and Botswana.
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Many business travellers swear by the service for its speed and convenience.
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I'm doing better right now, but I'm admittedly hooked on the convenience.
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The main reason people choose a bank is convenience, the consultancy says.
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But I can't say no to a deal—or to unparalleled convenience.
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A way to balance privacy and convenience based on context and identity.
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Who are my real friends, and who are my friends of convenience?
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It's convenience, crossed with the intimacy of a 1-on-1 experience.
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The room above the convenience store is key to Twin Peaks lore.
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But it costs money, and you should get that convenience for free.
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There are other practical advantages to consolidating funds, including convenience and transparency.
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Drivers of Southeast Asia-based Grab can now become mini convenience stores.
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And again I use two words: one is convenience, and secondly experience.
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The same goes for fast food and convenience joints across the country.
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Somalis run tiny convenience stores, known as spaza shops, in black townships.
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Others hail the flexible hours, low prices and convenience such apps facilitate.
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Cameras give you the convenience of checking on your pet whenever, wherever.
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The video even stresses its ease and convenience in a home setting.
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The small processing fee Meter Feeder tacks on is worth the convenience.
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To be clear: there isn't actually a cost savings here, just convenience.
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We are smack dab in the middle of the culture of convenience.
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But neither do we seek to secure a mere convenience from him.
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It's mostly for convenience — especially for business travelers who solely use Lyft.
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She had put a mom's need for convenience before being a wife.
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Phones are on sale everywhere, even in the local Oxxo convenience store.
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It's the tech world's most popular transaction: convenience in exchange for information.
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Because of the convenience of it, stealth money is a lucrative hack.
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Amazon competes not only on price and range, but also on convenience.
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The sale also includes 220 convenience stores across South Africa and Botswana.
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The convenience of online shopping and banking is a boon to consumers.
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"Climate action cannot be sacrificed any more for political convenience," she said.
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It has most of the new electronic safety and convenience features available.
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That's a huge market to tap for the next convenience in payments.
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Sure, we want lower costs, more convenience, and access to new technologies.
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One iCaveat: Going with iCracked might be more about convenience than price.
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In terms of convenience, you can easily walk on a treadmill too.
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Yet for some reason they place a greater value on administrative convenience.
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The gig economy is doing more than just providing convenience for consumers.
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Buc-ee's, a convenience store chain, just got approval from Katy, Tex.
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The convenience of using a mobile phone to vote securely has appeal.
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The department store lost its advantage of convenience and the human touch.
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The firm's success can be attributed in part to speed and convenience.
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The convenience of having a supermarket literally on our block is insane.
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"They like the content, the convenience associated with that platform," Lee said.
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According to NetJets, you're mainly paying to save time and for convenience.
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Convenience stores that handle remittances need an account to deposit the cash.
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Many family-operated gas stations or convenience stores operate around the clock.
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About 30 percent of convenience store sales come from cigarettes, he noted.
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Pod machines bring speed, convenience, and consistency to the coffee-making process.
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I love the convenience of just dropping the iPhone down to charge.
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Customers can buy most of that stuff online or at convenience stores.
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"Convenience and dollar stores are often the last to adopt," Lang said.
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Fewer entrepreneurs are focused on modern convenience apps for young urban dwellers.
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Sainsbury's has 25 supermarkets, 21 convenience stores and 20.7617 petrol filling stations.
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It improves food safety and convenience, and we couldn't live without it.
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I also liked the convenience of getting them shipped to my apartment.
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But for many, the convenience faded away once they wore the contacts.
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Transparency, authenticity, good health, convenience, anti-snobbery—all now available at Sweetgreen!
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Until the barrier of convenience is passed, widespread adoption will remain difficult.
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For retailers, partnering with Google on shopping offers visibility and consumer convenience.
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But unless privacy issues have immediate negative consequences, convenience may trump all.
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Closely regulating the use of flags of convenience would minimize this weakness.
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CEO Irv Remedios says it's trying to balance convenience and (robust) security.
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Taste, convenience and environment were their top three priorities, more than price.
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However, what you save in convenience, you lose in cold, hard cash.
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For both stores, convenience is key to cater to its urban customers.
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Yet we are quickly learning the hidden costs of this digital convenience.
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Oh, and "convenience fees" may apply to the price of the movie.
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He also managed to pick up some snacks at a convenience store.
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The expansion into Brazil includes a relationship with am/pm convenience stores.
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But this convenience store is like nothing you've ever been to before.
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The nearest convenience store is a 20-minute drive from his home.
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Now, mini-doughnuts can be found in every convenience store across America.
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But apparently the price of convenience comes at a steep mark-up.
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It also comes with a double-ended brush and mirror for convenience.
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Some, like Old Navy, are going an extra mile to provide convenience.
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The startups aren't the only ones tapping into the convenience of delivery.
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We can be mindful of the people underwriting and powering our convenience.
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That kind of convenience is a luxury few recent administrations have had.
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I don't want to suggest that convenience is a force for evil.
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The dream of convenience is premised on the nightmare of physical work.
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By the late 1960s, the first convenience revolution had begun to sputter.
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The prospect of total convenience no longer seemed like society's greatest aspiration.
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Normally $39.99, you can get the same convenience and value for $29.99.
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It is largely a party of convenience in opposition to the Democrats.
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I don't remember her being executed in a convenience store parking lot.
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Way more space and convenience than we could get in a hotel.
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The convenience of voting by mail led more people to do so.
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Others will simply not comply for reasons of lethargy, ignorance, or convenience.
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Bill Dietz, who runs a gas station and convenience store, said Mrs.
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RUMAAN: Stitch Fix is in the business of style more than convenience.
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They understand that speed and convenience are the hallmarks of our lives.
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Juul has about 75% market share, based on Nielsen convenience store data.
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The Duke of Westmead seeks a wife for a marriage of convenience.
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By 2002, he was working at a convenience store in Richmond, Calif.
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I also love convenience, and, well, none of those things are convenient.
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The romance, they say, may be more a short marriage of convenience.
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Instead, you're up against the convenience and collective value of subscription services.
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He ran a chain of convenience stores until they, um, went bankrupt.
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But does the convenience of bag-to-bite come at a price?
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For your entertainment (and convenience), we've gathered some wedding-themed pickup lines.
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Now they're saying convenience — at least in Europe — is why that's interesting.
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But overall, grocery and convenience stores appear pretty well-stocked for now.
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Some major convenience store operators are already offering discounts for cashless payment.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Fingerprint sensors have turned modern smartphones into miracles of convenience.
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All I have the courage to ask of her is this convenience.
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But how much of my convenience should I sacrifice for a stranger?
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These strategies by competitors threaten to lure customers away from convenience stores.
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Despite the convenience of this narrative, there are other forces at play.
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Don&apost get me wrong — I love the convenience of streaming services.
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Is the enhanced convenience of gun sellers and buyers worth those deaths?
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The convenience of receiving that service at home is an added bonus.
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Historically, privacy concerns have been a lower priority than convenience and wealth.
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DoorBot, a product which sold smart-home connectivity and convenience, was dead.
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The California law doesn't apply to fast food restaurants or convenience stores.
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"It is just a matter of convenience," he wrote in an email.
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"In the holiday season, convenience is such a big factor," Sides said.
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For most people, though, the price probably isn't worth the sleek convenience.
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Penegor, however, does recognize that the idea of convenience is being redefined.
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Zippin packed similar tech into a tiny convenience store in its hometown.
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"We didn't want to sacrifice quality for convenience," Portnoy added by email.
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And there is nothing wrong with locating the headquarters for Bezos' convenience.
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It offers the convenience of a robotic vacuum without breaking the bank.
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Mr. Rhoads is president of The Convenience Group LLC in Vancouver, Wash.
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One out of every 3 stores in America is a convenience store.
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Wawa's quality of ingredients is pretty impressive for a convenience-store chain.
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The group currently trades from 1,583 convenience stores in the Asian country.
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Chicago's relationship to its eastern neighbor, Indiana, is one of selfish convenience.
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You know, the advent of Amazon, or the advent of Uber has redefined convenience to consumers and therefore we have to respond to that and make sure we can keep redefining convenience in McDonald's style to our customers.
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Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Convenience Store News suggest the three largest U.S. tobacco companies combine to control a little over 60 percent of e-cigarette sales in gas stations and convenience stores.
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In the mid-218s Mr. Coulombe (pronounced coo-LOAM) owned a modest chain of convenience stores in the Los Angeles area, Pronto Markets, but began to realize he couldn't compete with better-financed convenience chains like 27-Eleven.
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Convenience factor For many (including myself), a bit of convenience will go a lot further than a bit more freshness -- especially since my lettuce bags may sit in the fridge for a few days before I open them.
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The coffee wars are on, and Dunkin' Donuts is confident a beverage-led strategy, slimmed-down menu, and focus on speed and convenience will help set it apart from competitors ranging from McDonald's and Starbucks to convenience stores.
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First, the bulk of Seven & i's operating profit comes from convenience stores, or about 3.29 billion USD (364.4 billion yen) in the year through February, and the Japanese retailer sees "opportunities" in potential growth in the convenience store market.
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The largest percentage gainers in the index were convenience store operator Seven & i Holdings Co Ltd, up 4%, followed by industrial machinery maker IHI Corp that gained 3.85%, and rival convenience store operator FamilyMart Co Ltd, trading 2.43% higher.
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The convenience no longer has to come at the expense of your data.
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The bottom line: Netflix is creating an experience that's about convenience and customization.
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You have access to notifications and apps from the convenience of your wrist.
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Among these moats: Convenience, data, speed, breadth and flat-out excellent customer service.
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That's OK though, because wireless charging is more about convenience than speed anyways.
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They also threatened black shoppers at a convenience store and a Wal-Mart.
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Attorney releases video CNN viewed the video released by the convenience store's attorney.
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It delivers to car trunks, plus secure lockers at grocery and convenience stores.
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Amazon's new concept convenience store doesn't just save money, it saves shoppers' time.
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Amazon's new convenience store of the future has no lines and no cashiers.
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According to both Flamand and Flegel, the answer is pretty simple: basically, convenience.
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The goal of homeowners with all of these smart-home upgrades is convenience.
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So here, for your convenience, is the Katy Perry/Taylor Swift feud, explained.
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Another retail approach is to harness the convenience of the mixed-use project.
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The problem for the media is the simplicity and convenience of the language.
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Contact lenses and laser surgery, for example, surpass eyeglasses in comfort and convenience.
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"Convenience food is just not in my vocabulary," she told PEOPLE in 2009.
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I forgo the long train ride for the convenience of a Lyft ($13).
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"People are putting a huge premium on convenience," says Clutter cofounder Ari Mir.
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Making mutura is an event, a cause for celebration, rather than a convenience.
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It shows Groubert stopping Jones in a gas station convenience store parking lot.
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I see it in the checkout line at an East Boca convenience store.
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Mr Powers is delighted with his DAF, praising the convenience and tax advantages.
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" —Christina Vortia, Florida "Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata was so well-written.
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Namely, Goldman called out dollar stores and convenience stores as most at risk.
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Bundle deals continue to be popular, because of the value and the convenience.
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Amazon Go isn't the only convenience store where packaging waste is a concern.
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But are the convenience and subtlety of e-medicine worth the trade-offs?
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The tech world's drive toward convenience and automation has a cost, of course.
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The victim was able to reach a convenience store sometime after 2 a.m.
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And Panera has even more digital plans to increase convenience for its customers.
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The weather forecast is a vital source of information for a convenience store.
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Some neighborhood convenience stores and flower shops double as pickup spots for packages.
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But, the debate continues as increased convenience comes with growing concerns about privacy.
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Other favorable reviews praise the hotel's convenience to theme parks and Orlando attractions.
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Go deeper: Amazon Go is a "fist" aimed at the convenience store industry
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But their bond, even then, appeared to many as one of political convenience.
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I'm not going to rehash them, but have linked back for your convenience.
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It depends on how much you value convenience, Upthere CEO Chris Bourdon says.
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But it appears that convenience still comes at a high cost for users.
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Rewe plans to use Lekkerland to build up a new convenience business sector.
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Chipotle has made updates to its restaurants to give more convenience to diners.
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Just what is a marriage anyway, especially one built on coincidence and convenience?
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But Halsey's point is more than just one of convenience; it's about consideration.
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I just think that half of them are going to sell you convenience.
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But the convenience that Amazon offers often comes at the expense of privacy.
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But only the biggest gas stations and convenience stores are getting on board.
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The speed and convenience of centrifugal juicers are what sets these devices apart.
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Hartung said the asset is "really paying off" as customers seek more convenience.
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That convenience, though, comes with a price tag that starts at €300,000 ($350,000).
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Amazon's cashier-less convenience store of the future is finally in the present.
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Inspiration came from the way kiosks and convenience stores sell mobile-phone credit.
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Dozens of stores already support Apple Pay, including all sorts of convenience stores.
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Long made his way back behind buildings near the B-Quik convenience store.
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I picked a new pair of headphones not on sound, but on convenience.
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Being able to do that with just one hand is definitely a convenience.
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Quite how coherent this coalition of convenience will prove is an open question.
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They give the convenience of vending-machine coffee without the horror of it.
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The tremendous safety and convenience benefits of autonomous vehicles have been well-documented.
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Convenience, price and specific amenities are all weighted in accordance with stated preferences.
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Fli Charge tech could bring the convenience of wireless charging to new industries.
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But when it comes to nostalgia and convenience, instant cameras are still king.
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Operating profit at convenience stores abroad fell 31.5 percent in the first quarter.
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The three discussed the economics of bike sharing, the convenience and the safety.
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"She put our national security at risk for her convenience," Chris Christie says.
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For consumers, it's about giving them more choice and convenience when shopping online.
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He doesn't talk about safety as much as he does convenience and coolness.
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Yet convenience is costly: storage providers typically charge £10 per case a year.
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The convenience store owner said officers twice deployed the devices before the shooting.
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At first, he waits at a convenience store counter, hands behind his back.
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I nearly cried at the convenience of e-filing for the first time.
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Apple is touting ease, security, convenience and cash incentives to lure in customers.
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There are many bad reasons (usually related to convenience), but no good ones.
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They are a necessary convenience to which one is connected through inconvenient terms.
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Grocers' margins are around 1% and convenience store margins come in around 2%.
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Police identified five crime scenes, including pubs, a park and a convenience store.
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I found this mirror's Amazon Echo / Alexa integration to be a huge convenience.
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And people love Amazon for its fast shipping, convenience, and often low prices.
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But with that convenience comes the opportunity for us to become incredibly lazy.
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This setup offers the same convenience but with a more stable VPN connection.
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I also stop by the convenience store and get us treats for later.
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Add convenience and energy-saving perspective to your home with these intelligent gadgets.
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Is our choice to ride-share simply a matter of convenience or affordability?
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Is it motivated by mere convenience or is it a step towards marriage?
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Facebook must avoid cluttering the app in ways that interfere with its convenience.
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" The Taliban "treasurer" called the relationship to the Iranians a "marriage of convenience.
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The pair was again seen on convenience store surveillance video from South Carolina.
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Convenience stores, everywhere in Japan, offer themselves as safe havens for wandering pensioners.
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Today's gaming-centric routers offer power, convenience, and quality in relatively inexpensive packages.
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Beyond the convenience, the progesterone-only shot might have some legit medical benefits.
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We have no such convenience with Red Dead Redemption 2, and it's uncomfortable.
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These gyms have also figured out convenience for many people in metropolitan areas.
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We're a quick-service restaurant, and value and convenience are our core pillars.
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Many consumers are hesitant to give up the convenience of on-demand information.
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Once again, her principals become collateral damage for the sake of political convenience.
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Security and convenience are two absolute musts when it comes to your home.
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My eyes kept falling on a black man standing outside the convenience store.
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My family even ran a convenience store in the 1970s and early 1980s.
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The real beauty of the, aside from its efficiency, is its total convenience.
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Convenience is a drug with the most bitter and exponential buildup of tolerance.
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Convenience, however, has also been a driver for the increase in domestic travel.
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Trump's calls b/c he demands on using an unsecured iPhone for convenience.
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Japan has around 55,000 convenience stores nationwide, roughly one for every 2,300 people.
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Online small-business lenders meet small-business borrowers' need for speed and convenience.
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Unions would no longer have the convenience of a government-collected dues deduction.
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These new concepts are a direct threat to convenience and fast-food chains.
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To say it was a "convenience for the few" badly misses the mark.
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So with convenience in mind, we rounded up 10 of our top picks.
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And when it comes to markets and technology these days, convenience always wins.
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It's not just a matter of my personal convenience or quirky shopping habits.
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It maximizes convenience, requires little interaction after setup, and takes up minimal space.
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 13Safety and reliability rank: 31Public transit resources rank: 29
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 30Safety and reliability rank: 13Public transit resources rank: 12
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 76Safety and reliability rank: 8Public transit resources rank: 1
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 5Safety and reliability rank: 22Public transit resources rank: 97
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 4Safety and reliability rank: 22Public transit resources rank: 97
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 46Safety and reliability rank: 1Public transit resources rank: 4
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 3Safety and reliability rank: 48Public transit resources rank: 52
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 1Safety and reliability rank: 27Public transit resources rank: 80
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 2Safety and reliability rank: 34Public transit resources rank: 10
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 7Safety and reliability rank: 6Public transit resources rank: 3
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The question about national security and personal convenience is always: At what price?
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Initially, deferral was a convenience for multinationals, as they sought investment opportunities abroad.
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"We've got service, we've got convenience, quality, and locally relevant products," Venhuizen said.
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NATO was always a marriage of convenience, but not one without any affection.
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Obviously, the customers who go shopping with more convenience will be the beneficiaries.
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What is sacrificed for the convenience of an always-on digital life partner?
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Meal kit delivery services often tout convenience as one of their main draws.
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The desire for speed and convenience seems to be hardwired into human behavior.
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These have suffered amid new competition from big-box retailers and convenience stores.
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The convenience store ban on flavored e-cigarette sales would not include menthol.
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The convenience of Airbnb, Uber and Lyft ultimately outweighed security concerns, Calacanis said.
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A convenience store owner was fatally shot Tuesday by a gunman, authorities said.
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The gunman's motive for returning to the convenience store was not immediately known.
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"Services must convince consumers that the convenience is worth it," Seifer told CNBC.
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I am an assistant manager at a convenience store and gas station chain.
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The convenience of driverless cars would be far superior to that of airlines.
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I wanted the purity and convenience of just the sculpture and the wind.
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FamilyMart Uny is Japan's second-largest convenience store operator with about 16,13 locations.
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Addicted to convenience, consumers keep demanding that their merchandise arrive ever more quickly.
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"Ursa started in 2016, basically out of convenience," explains vocalist/bassist Matt Solis.
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The convenience of various cashless systems has made everyday life easier and better.
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Lucas started working with newspaper and other found material largely out of convenience.
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He'll want to do the same once he experiences their quality and convenience.
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P&H's collapse would, however, cause problems for some smaller convenience store operators.
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That level of convenience is important considering today's smartphones are larger than ever.
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Freddie's flight from Cotton County and subsequent return is just such a convenience.
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They helped make Apu, the show's tightfisted convenience store owner, a household name.
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He even liked the character Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, the convenience store owner — at first.
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Convenience and price are simple enough to measure, but what about the taste?
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Moments with jump scares have been marked with an asterisk (*) for your convenience.
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Now such push-button convenience has come to the business of special favors.
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It is just for our convenience and America's desperate need for immediate answers.
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We expose ourselves to the possible abuse of power in exchange for convenience.
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"After all, the convenience that comes with technological progress is indispensable," Baauw adds.
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It's a bid to draw more customers, winning them over with sheer convenience.
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Suppose you observe a shopper at the convenience store buying a lottery ticket.
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They are clueless as an act of convenience, willfully blind and intentionally ignorant.
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Challenge up to seven of your friends from the convenience of your phone.
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Tech We're Using Tech has brought innovation, convenience and smarts to the kitchen.
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Traditions are not about convenience; they are about joy and sweaty group photos.
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It was one of the first American convenience foods to receive kosher certification.
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Sounds like, on the convenience of using one phone, Trump and HIllary agree.
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The extraordinary convenience of supersonic flight may lead us all to travel more.
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Some suites come with eat-in kitchens and washer/dryers, adding extra convenience.
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The convenience of the trip was just one of the attractions, he said.
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Of course, you should expect to pay a bit extra for the convenience.
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Love's, a truck stop and convenience store, has already shuttered a location there.
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Sowers found the baby abandoned in a cardboard box behind a convenience store.
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But in addition to their convenience, what make bodegas beloved are their personalities.
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"But we didn't want to sacrifice quality for convenience," she told Business Insider.
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I moved home and got a job at a convenience store working overnight.
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By prioritizing convenience and affordability, Ring has made itself indispensable to many users.
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In fact, Babylist named GroVia the best hybrid cloth diapers for their convenience.
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It's a small price to pay for a lifetime of convenience and protection.
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But this connection and convenience comes at a price -- and that's your data.
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An impressive 40% comes from convenience store items, including high-margin brand items.
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For some more privacy and a lot more convenience, Winfrey bought a jet.
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Buying Kroger's convenience-store business could stave off pressure to sell, sources say.
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The Internet of Things, however, is much more than just a convenience technology.
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The changes reflect shifts in what shoppers want — lower prices and more convenience.
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The country has more Protestant organisations, about 55,000 of them, than convenience stores.
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The convenience of streaming music has come with a sacrifice in audio quality.
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Holets had responded to a possible theft at a convenience store September 23.
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Amazon opened its first cashier-free convenience store to the public in 2018.
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How much kindness do I owe neighbors at the expense of my convenience?
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"In Lambertville, there's the City Market," which is more of a convenience store.
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By doing so, I would have become an American of convenience, not conviction.
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Landrum says it seemed like an ultimatum, centered on his schedule and convenience.
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For the sake of enhanced convenience, auto drive technology will make a difference.
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NextGen modernization is more than just an issue of passenger safety and convenience.
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But here physicality isn't at issue: This will be a marriage of convenience.
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Convenience alone wouldn't make voice messaging the superior mode of modern communication, though.
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One of those shoots took place at a convenience store in rural Virginia.
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The legislation will not, however, exempt grocery stores, convenience stores or gas stations.
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The headphones also offer a foldable design, providing added convenience for mobile listening.
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Today, it operates nearly 2270 percent of Japan's more than 27,503 convenience stores.
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The Southland Ice Company opened America's first convenience store in 23 in Dallas.
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Whatever luck or performance boost it provided came at the cost of convenience.
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I buy a water at the convenience store before I get to class.
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"Some procedures will not be a convenience to students and staff," Chapman wrote.
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"I already refill my shampoo bottle at my local convenience store," she said.
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For example, they could offer employees the convenience of living close to work.
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And, we'll continue to test bold concepts that can offer convenience to customers.
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Politics often makes strange bedfellows, but this is no mere marriage of convenience.
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Speed and convenience cannot be prioritized over the survival of this iconic species.
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Cuban's not the only billionaire willing to pay for the convenience of time.
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Consumers who flock to these services seek fresh ingredients, convenience and unique recipes.
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Among Adi's businesses are a hooka bar, a convenience store and a deli.
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The convenience of buying all the ingredients in one spot may entice customers.
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Convenience is particularly important to today's customers, CEO Kevin Johnson told CNN Business.
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We've raised whole generations to put convenience and cost ahead of anything else.
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It's one of several features Amazon touts as maximizing convenience and speedy shipping.
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Even 7-Eleven convenience stores have video cameras, the defense attorney pointed out.
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And for most people, eco-anxious or not, convenience trumps work any day.
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Here we can see how an ideology of convenience is reshaping the economy.
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The voice on the line was a recording from the local convenience store.
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"Convenience store sales are not so sensitive to overall economic trends," Takemasu said.
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Mobility-related technologies are evolving rapidly, transforming the safety and convenience of transportation.
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The "offie" or "off-licence" is a liquor store and convenience store combined.
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This marvel of beauty and convenience also turned out to be exceptionally profitable.
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There were convenience stores and nail salons, nondescript office buildings and clothing shops.
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Price, taste, and convenience is what dictates consumer choice for just about everybody.
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That said, canned beans are one of the greatest supermarket convenience foods, ever.
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Convenience also began to play a bigger role in the meals people prepared.
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Answers must also be relevant, add value, improve the experience, and enhance convenience.
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Our best information is she set it up as a matter of convenience.
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And they aren't just utilitarian convenience store-type products like lip balm either.
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The chairs focused on convenience, cost, space, and amenities as the dominant considerations.
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For your convenience we have a charging station on the 2nd floor pic.twitter.
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For decades, cities were built and developed with functionality and convenience in mind.
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Ferguson said such vehicles could be a "powerful tool" for local businesses such as convenience stores or shoe repair shops to get goods more quickly into the hands of their customers, who now demand even faster service and more convenience.
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" When selecting food, taste is the No. 1 factor for most consumers, she said, but price and convenience are also important, and with ultraprocessed foods, that convenience factor is "probably top of the list: grab and go, ready to eat.
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He also is accused of writing checks totaling about $3 million to a convenience store in the Queens, New York, neighborhood of Elmont, and another $272,500 in checks to a convenience store located just a few blocks from his office.
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Big box retailers hope to reclaim some of the market share they have lost in recent years to convenience stores and dollar stores, according to CNN, and hope the delivery option will put them ahead of the competition for geographical convenience.
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Features that Revel will cover in its system built for Shell include fuel and convenience store card payments; managing pumps and fuel inventory both straight from the iPad and remotely; loyalty programs; convenience store inventory; and operating in offline mode.
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But even as convenience store owners are suffering under increasingly long hours, the country's three biggest convenience store chains — 7-Eleven, Lawson and FamilyMart — have been reluctant to change the 73-hour schedule that Japanese shoppers have come to expect.
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" When selecting food, taste is the No. 1 factor for most consumers, she said, but price and convenience are also important, and with ultraprocessed foods, that convenience factor is "probably top of the list: grab and go, ready to eat.
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Well, the same reason we have the other 20 methods for making coffee: convenience.
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But the Epson buys you that close-to-the-wall convenience for $3,0003 vs.
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With its Amazon Go convenience store, Amazon is pioneering locations with no checkout lines.
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You swing into the nearest convenience store, grab a sandwich and walk right out.
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In some cities, residents view them as more of an infestation than a convenience.
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The interstate highway system wasn't built in the name of convenience or even commerce.
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It's a nice-looking device, but the convenience of it remains to be seen.
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Amazon (AMZN) is opening its 12th high-tech convenience store Tuesday in New York.
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"Retailers are contouring their business around this fact that users want convenience," McDonald said.
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There isn't a simple and obvious substitute for the current system's one-stop convenience.
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Clark and the teen allegedly walked to a nearby gas station and convenience store.
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What's changed is, now they are a convenience, because the games are the stars.
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Still, tobacco products dominate an otherwise non-threatening space: checkout counters at convenience stores.
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But you're paying for that convenience in the form of a higher interest rate.
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Plus, who can beat the convenience of getting Plan B delivered to your door?
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The restaurant is small, off a highway, and joined to a vintage convenience store.
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Big tech companies have increased their stickiness and turned the convenience knob to eleven.
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You'll also feel less stressed, thanks to convenience that most of these tactics offer.
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A South Korean convenience store chain has introduced a hangover-curing ice cream bar.
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We can have convenience, but it can't sacrifice privacy and equity along the way.
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Our residents value flexibility and convenience, and appreciate a thoughtful approach to unit design.
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They exist for our convenience, but they can acquire a life of their own.
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A combined Apple Music / Apple Video bundle seems like a wise convenience to offer.
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Amazon Go is billed as a "grab-and-go" convenience store on its website.
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You're paying for the convenience of a disposable plastic bottle — not the water inside.
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"This is not for profit, for political gain or for personal convenience," said Morales.
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And so – JON FORTT: Not because of security but because of performance and convenience?
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LARRY FINK: Everybody is looking for a company that provides them more convenience. Okay?
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In financial services, most companies are not providing transparency and certainly not providing convenience.
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McGlockton then came out of the convenience store and pushed Drejka to the ground.
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A group of kids were sharing a joint in front of the convenience store.
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She continues to work part-time in a convenience store, which inspired this novel.
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Echo Dot Smart home or not, the convenience of Alexa can't be argued with.
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For now, it seems, these locks are long on convenience and short on security.
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She was last seen leaving a convenience store in surveillance footage on March 1.
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If they overdo it, native voters could eventually be outnumbered by citizens of convenience.
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If a steam cleaner has both capabilities, that's even better for convenience and quality.
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Before he was captured, witnesses allegedly saw him acting erratically at a convenience store.
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If I value convenience higher than security, I'd use and recommend it without hesitation.
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Magnit only has about seven hypermarkets and its main format is neighbourhood convenience shops.
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In the 30s, there was actually a cottaging guide published, called For Your Convenience.
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That's also set the stage for some seemingly strange bedfellows of convenience — for now.
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Offering convenience will be no defence of overreach in the use of personal data.
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But customers on the street like the convenience, as Crazy Taxi Gazillionaire points out.
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That's a level of convenience and reliability that will be seriously hard to beat.
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Each vehicle will provide an ownership-like experience with the convenience of car-sharing.
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After that, they will roll out to additional grocery and convenience stores through November.
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These manufacturers want to deliver consumer products that have unprecedented power, performance and convenience.
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Their priorities, however, are much more geared toward individual circumstances and, at times, convenience.
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In comparison, the MetaLimbs are somewhat of a superfluous creation, worn mostly for convenience.
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"At times, they've enjoyed an alliance of convenience where their interests converged," said Hakura.
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Shops used to compete by offering a combination of selection, price, service and convenience.
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"Convenience is really important, automating the process of shopping around," says the Brolly founder.
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Bluetooth audio has historically sacrificed sound quality for convenience relative to a wired connection.
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Reeves and his team wanted to offer that flexibility and convenience to every worker.
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Regardless, it's a smart flag to plant, and a great new convenience feature, too.
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"It was just the convenience really helped me out as a kid," she says.
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Big pharma and large convenience chains are driving a lot of the market's growth.
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It's more expensive than running to a drug store, but you pay for convenience.
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I run down to our convenience store and get a bag of Skinny Pop.
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And not just for reasons of narrative convenience; they actually are the strongest faction.
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There are run-of-the-mill convenience stores, and then there is 7-Eleven.
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Convenience. An electric car offers everything a gas car does but without the pollution.
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Some will emphasize the potential upsides, rooted in increased convenience, entertainment, happiness, and welfare.
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Troia said he understands why Clinton and her team opted for convenience over security.
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Sainsbury's has about 606 supermarkets, 815 convenience stores and operates 311 petrol filling stations.
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The civic disconnect between information convenience and failing public systems is a considerable challenge.
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Prices were what you'd expect at a supermarket rather than a convenience store, though.
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"People will make their decision about where to bank based on convenience," he said.
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I mentally applaud myself for choosing the subway over the convenience of a cab.
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Is there anything that could stop this power couple, this ultimate marriage of convenience?
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Its cashier-free convenience stores have taken some time to move past critical flaws.
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FOR all its convenience, the digital age has made privacy an increasingly rare commodity.
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We leave the restaurant, and I drag my friends to the nearest convenience store.
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The joint venture with Taiwanese convenience and department store giant President Chain Store Corp.
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But BrewBudz serves environmentally friendly convenience, with no oils, stirring, or weed butter required.
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Langford says she even plans on telling the convenience store chain about the coincidence.
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The incident unfolded Thursday afternoon with a reported armed robbery at the convenience store.
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They have a tacit understanding that they'll stay in a national marriage of convenience.
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On the show, he plays Jung, the oldest son of a convenience store owner.
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" And then there's a pause, and he'll say, "Ooohh so it's a convenience thing.
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The arguments that emerged from the airline's filings contrasted low airfares and the convenience.
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Deep learning has found its way into self driving cars, convenience stores and hospitals.
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Russia's escalation, and its alliance of convenience with the Kurds, has weakened Turkey's hand.
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Factors that sway our decisions could be quality, price, location, convenience — you name it.
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Surely this gay German vulture couple aren't just in a loveless marriage of convenience?
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Still, U.S. convenience stores and fast-food chains are improving quality and pricing aggressively.
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Sometimes a little convenience and a great looking user interface are more than enough.
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Are you willing to risk that possibility for the convenience of a voice assistant?
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A Mosquito noise device mounted on a 22010/20103 convenience store in Philadelphia, 22010.
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The convenience of controlling your home from your mobile phone is second to none.
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In the morning, they look for convenience, while they want comfort in the afternoon.
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The company educates pet owners to address concerns about cost and convenience, he said.
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A copy of that memorandum is attached to this e-mail for your convenience.
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Typically, the origination process takes place nearly entirely online, providing greater convenience for borrowers.
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Still, for smart home owners loyal exclusively to Google, it'll be a handy convenience.
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"It's an alliance of convenience," said Michael Power, a strategist at Investec Asset Management.
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She calls herself a lesbian for the sake of convenience in a cisheteronormative setting.
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But it is the convenience store business that earns the bulk of its profit.
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Leading Market Position: CP ALL is the largest operator in Thailand's convenience store market.
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Voicemail, then in the form of physical answering machines, was a ubiquitous modern convenience.
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Kroger said in October it was looking for buyers for its convenience stores business.
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Some South Asian Americans run convenience stores, but others, like Sundar Pichai, run Google.
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Surveys consistently show Americans of all income levels like the convenience of these platforms.
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And in the case of Amazon and others, clearly customers are responding to convenience.
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Plus, really, the point is it's selling convenience and reduced stress to pet owners.
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The National Association of Convenience Stores expressed reservations about how its members will comply.
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It has been very successful, as consumers appreciate both the convenience and time savings.
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They arrogantly confused a convenience for a few as a necessity for the many.
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Anything involving Amazon automatically invokes the consequences of convenience culture, both globally and domestically.
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Connected car technology will transform the safety and convenience of the vehicles we drive.
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Ayub Ali was shot and killed Tuesday in a robbery at his convenience store.
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And most people don't understand the inscrutable chemicals that go into convenience store treats.
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The company operates fuel stations and more than 23,000 convenience stores around the country.
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Mr. Sterling was selling CDs in front of a convenience store early Tuesday morning.
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Customers like Fine and Mandel say they like Pill Club because of its convenience.
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"There are two reasons people go to a restaurant: convenience and socialization," Riehle said.
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The coalition also includes retailers, manufacturers, franchises, florists, convenience stories and many other industries.
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Pros: Excellent convenience, affordable price, individually wrapped unitsCons: Not enough paste on the brushes
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The unit operates fuel stations and more than 23,000 convenience stores around the country.
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It's designed to relieve neck fatigue and has an integrated eye mask for convenience.
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A marriage of convenience it may be, but made in heaven it is not.
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Flags of convenience also provide a layer of cover for a vessel's ultimate owner.
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Today, there are more than 50,000 convenience stores in Japan, including 18,000 7-Elevens.
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"What Amazon has taught us is that convenience belongs to the consumer, " Siegel said.
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Before we walked over, Dorothy, Jeff, Bhadveer, and I stopped at a convenience store.
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It feels very Big Brother, but people accept it for the sake of convenience.
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In 1945 (maybe?), a gas station and convenience store near the test site (maybe
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Lawson, a convenience store chain, banned smoking in its head office and regional offices.
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There's a trade-off between convenience and privacy with which most people are comfortable.
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Off-white houses in neat yards, a few convenience stores; the streets are quiet.
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Sometimes it's not just a convenience thing, but like look at my face .Yes!
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All three prefer to shop online, citing convenience and style as the primary reasons.
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Five-year-old Markeis Jr. had gone inside a convenience store with his father.
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With the incredible convenience comes one major issue: Amazon can be a counterfeiter's dream.
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"This case pits the fundamental right to vote against administrative convenience," Judge Walker wrote.
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The quality is great, but you might be even more thankful for the convenience.
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It's not uncommon for Saugans to even refer to themselves as Torontonians for convenience.
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Interrupting his treatment for the "convenience of prosecutors' investigation" was "inhuman", the defense said.
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There are several types of VPN options, with varying degrees of convenience and security.
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Though understood and promoted as an instrument of liberation, convenience has a dark side.
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Along the way, they stopped at a Wawa roadside convenience store for a snack.
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Americans have long loved the convenience of drive-through service for burgers and coffee.
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While small, people rate this one well on Amazon for its affordability and convenience.
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Another was Sayaka Murata, the author of a spellbinding short novel, CONVENIENCE STORE WOMAN.
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Pawster comments on the convenience of this dual-function feeder and food storage unit.
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Convenience Co, a rubber manufacturer, donated 100,20103 of the condoms, according to the AFP.
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We've got lukewarm, moderate, chattering, sophisticated, refined neoliberals who obsess over comfort and convenience.
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But convenience comes not with just a price tag but a social cost, too.
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Few of us can deny the simple appeal of extreme comfort, luxury, and convenience.
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If the idea succeeds, the transformation could give patients more options and better convenience.
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The Beltrán-Leyvas, for example, struck up an alliance of convenience with the Zetas.
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He retreated back down to the comfort and convenience of the Upper East Side.
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An Amazon Echo Dot for the convenience of a smart assistant without the bulk.
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"As far as the convenience of everything I need, it's all here," she said.
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I also, uh, didn't really realize it was the room above the convenience store.
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Convenience Co, a rubber manufacturer, donated 22010,22012 of the condoms, according to the AFP.
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This excludes essential businesses such as grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, and convenience stores.
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She becomes an anonymous, long-term employee of a convenience store called Smile Mart.
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However, the security and integrity of our telecommunications infrastructure cannot be compromised for convenience.
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The group trades from over 600 supermarkets and about 800 convenience stores in Britain.
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These deeper geopolitical realities mean China and Russia will be only allies of convenience.
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Consumers will get convenience, and products that can do things non-computerised versions cannot.
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The marriage of convenience is a well-worn, well-loved trope in historical romance.
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