Cassette toilets are toilets with black tanks that are portable.
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Japan already has daredemo toire — unisex, wheelchair-accessible toilets — but wheelchair-accessible toilets require more space, hence the plan for more toilets.
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As per this year's budget, basic toilets will be replaced by 17,000 bio-vacuum toilets.
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Frank Sinatra's golden toilets fetch thousands at auction In other news, Frank Sinatra owned golden toilets.
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I added a turd to the broken toilets as a tasteless joke [and] called it Immersive Toilets.
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Novita Electric Bidet Seat for Elongated Toilets KOHLER Novita Electric Bidet Seat for Elongated Toilets with Remote Control
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The city government hopes that construction of the new unisex toilets will reduce queues for existing wheelchair-accessible toilets.
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Food is preserved by drying, and the two toilets available—one indoor, one outdoor—are self-sustaining compost toilets.
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In addition, many homeless people are hesitant to use existing public toilets and portable toilets because they pose risks.
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This means that instead of Indian railways' infamous stinky toilets, passengers can look forward to getting the world's first bio-vacuum toilets.
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Developed by the railways, these eco-friendly toilets use less water than regular toilets and convert human waste into water and gases.
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Unilever worked with Garv Toilets, which manufactures stainless-steel toilets that are powered by solar panels and equipped with bio-digester tanks.
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"Bacteria in bathrooms will come from feces, which can be aerosolized a bit when toilets, especially lidless toilets, are flushed," Setlow told Newsweek.
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New York City has a surplus of toilets thanks to a water conservation program that mandated the use of new, water-efficient toilets.
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The lack of disposal options in toilets has costly implications, including clogging pipes, creating unhygienic piles of dirty materials, and even rendering toilets unusable.
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" As a builder (he went to furniture school), Fritz appreciates the genius of all toilets: "Toilets are really fucking cool, like, as an invention.
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Given the highly personal nature of toilets, experiences within one's personal networks are likely to shape rural Indians' decisions to build and use toilets.
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It's not like alligators in the toilets, but it's sort of like, oh, God, they've got to be messing with our ... Alligators in the toilets.
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These are either brush refills for the toilets inside Kanye's Maybachs or toilet brush refills made out of recycled Maybachs (perhaps used on the Maybach toilets).
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Activists stepped up campaigns over school toilets after the 2014 death of Michael Komape in Limpopo Province, where two in three schools still have pit toilets.
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Poor residents of Nairobi rely on plastic bags as "flying toilets" in the absence of a functioning sewage system and of public toilets that don't charge a fee.
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Reality check: Older toilets can use up to six gallons of water per flush, while some low-flow toilets can use 1.28 gallons, The New York Times reports.
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The industry is also providing female workers with portable toilets and dressing rooms — but to the frustration of many, the toilets are sometimes pink and adorned with floral patterns.
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Another company in the accelerator, Tiger Toilets, is working with Lixil, owner of American Standard and Grohe, to create toilets that use tiger worms to break down human waste.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "People are flushing toilets 15 times?
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"Sometimes doubling down is necessary, but you've got to be reflective," said Jason Kass, the founder of Toilets for People, a Vermont-based social business that provides off-grid toilets.
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A 2187 report by the city of Los Angeles on the state of toilets on Skid Row found that there were just nine public toilets available for its 3.53,23.5 homeless residents.
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But the conservative war on toilets—or the war on behalf of the toilets of yesteryear—both predates Trump and lines up with a surprisingly large chunk of Trumpian grievance politics.
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BEIJING — Bill Gates believes the world needs better toilets.
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The agency also argues that replacing old toilets (commodes manufactured before 1980 typically use five gallons of water for each flush) can help save money: Replacing older toilets with WaterSense fixtures could "save more than $110 per year in water costs, and $2,200 over the lifetime of the toilets," according to an EPA fact sheet.
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In December 2014, the Bombay High Court ordered all municipal corporations to provide safe and clean toilets for women near main roads, and 96 sites have been identified for future public toilets.
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Gates noted that the production of these toilets is in its initial phase, and that it will be at least a decade before reinvented toilets reach the masses in the poorest areas.
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But in Right to Pee's first few years, the group surveyed public toilets in the city, collected over 50,000 signatures at railway stations, and campaigned for budgetary provisions to build toilets for women.
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Many people in north and south India told Reuters that a lack of toilets near fields where farmers spend their day, and poorly built toilets, all contribute to people defecating in the open.
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" (Incidentally, the Reinvented Toilet Expo is called "Toilets in the New Era" in Chinese.) Having clean toilets, Mr. Xi said in 2015, is an important goal in "advancing the revitalization of the countryside.
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On Monday, a special squad of women inspectors began daily checks of 20,000 public toilets in Seoul, with plans for tens of thousands of private toilets to also be scoured for spy cams.
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Dozens of people are killed on their toilets, reading magazines.
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Perhaps the Hogwarts curriculum prioritized this spell more before toilets.
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Some are also inquiring about the condition of the toilets.
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Portable toilets are being swapped out for heated, composting commodes.
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Let the man himself give you a masterclass on toilets.
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All toilets, even the clean ones, are by definition unsanitary.
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" JapanBenjo no yō ni kitanai kuni: "Countries dirty like toilets.
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And, there were no toilets except for the very wealthy.
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It's trying to drive innovation, so things like new toilets.
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The group is providing temporary toilets and basic hygienic supplies.
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These types of toilets are common in many Asian countries.
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A 50+ person queue for the toilets on Saturday morning.
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There are 32 portable toilets that are pumped twice daily.
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They lived in makeshift huts without toilets or running water.
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There are two toilets for a population of over 1,000.
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While cellphones are ubiquitous in Antananarivo, flush toilets are not.
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Public toilets around the world all tell the same story.
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There's no other way to say it: toilets are gross.
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Yeah mate, especially with bloke's toilets, they can be rank.
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They vacuum, mop, wipe down windows, and even scrub toilets.
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Cleaning toilets in between guests will do that for you.
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"Some of the camps didn't even have toilets," she said.
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"People had never used toilets, never used telephones," he continued.
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I don't think they pay enough attention to their toilets.
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In this temple of tobacco, even the toilets have ashtrays.
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To commercialize futuristic toilets that don't need water or sewers.
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Running water and flushing toilets are also in the works.
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There are multiple toilets with his face painted inside them.
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Why would a washroom have two toilets facing each other?
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Among her tasks were checking in campers and cleaning toilets.
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Wash and mop the bathroom, scrubbing the sinks and toilets.
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No worries about slovenly tenants, leaky toilets or broken appliances.
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Kaylee, 28, fundraising officer Do you ever use public toilets?
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Also would there be public bathing, changing and toilets provided?
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I keep wondering, What happens when they flush the toilets?
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Two of the toilets run unless you jiggle the handles.
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I've ruined everything I've ever touched — companies, cities, marriages, toilets.
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Sometimes he cleans toilets and buses tables at the restaurants.
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I was like, 'Why do we need two expensive toilets?
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Toilets get clogged, and toilet paper and soap go missing.
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Leaking toilets could waste 1,000 liters of water per day.
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There were individual toilets too, which were just as stylish.
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The city has also increased the availability of mobile toilets.
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Cars, mattresses, grills and toilets are tossed all over town.
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Public toilets are everywhere and easy to access, he explained.
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You never read the headline, 'Cruise ship's toilets work great.
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So the park installed a row of four portable toilets.
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He also cleaned toilets and worked as a security guard.
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Back in January ... Some Japanese toilets do that though. Really?
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"Even though I don't think it's a cause of the toilets, I do believe it is a way that these toilets were used and valued by a lot of people," Zellers told Fox News.
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Another option for transgender and "third-gender" people are "e-toilets," single-seat automatic toilets that are made for one person at a time to use, rather than a public lavatory with multiple stalls.
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Child-size toilets exist (I mean, you can just order one off Amazon) and children themselves are ubiquitous in many public buildings, but it's practically unheard of to see mini-toilets outside of preschool bathrooms.
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Since coming to power in 2012, Xi has often visited homes in the countryside and makes checks to see if the locals use pit toilets, besides stressing that village modernization requires sanitary toilets, Xinhua said.
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This included providing medical facilities and constructing special toilets for them.
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There were portable toilets, and some people used the Walmart restrooms.
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But, you ask, what about those super high-tech Japanese toilets?
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Toilets that are low to the ground are racist against me.
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One of those fancy Japanese toilets wouldn't have gone amiss, either.
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A cousin struggled as a teenage mother; another relative cleaned toilets.
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In addition, five toilets have been built for the differently-abled.
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Trail races rarely pass public toilets, and many are unusable anyway.
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The company's toilets clean themselves with electrolyzed water after every use.
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The two bedrooms were the holding cells, with no flushing toilets.
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Fresh water was in low supply and there were no toilets.
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Effective sewers and toilets have been around for over a century.
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There were complaints of filthy toilets and breaks still too short.
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Public toilets have often been associated with murky perverts prowling around.
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They tore out windows, yanked up shrubs, and even clogged toilets.
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Curiously enough, it's only the men's toilets that have cameras installed.
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" Japan: "Countries that are dirty like toilets" or "dripping with excrement.
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At last count, Bengaluru's municipal corporation had 479 functional public toilets.
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Ryan Gosling doesn't want to talk any more about space toilets.
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Alexa-controlled toilets are a thing in 2018, but cost thousands.
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Despite clear package warnings, many people flush baby wipes down toilets.
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So you'd best make sure there are enough bins, and toilets.
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Results will include toilets located in malls, hospitals, and gas stations.
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Even when toilets have been built they are often not used.
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Two hotels were covering the costs of keeping the toilets open.
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Trash and overflowing toilets are now a problem at national parks.
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Are prisoners at Guantánamo sitting on golden toilets and drinking champagne?
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Toto Shapely toilets, bathtubs and plumbing fixtures by way of Japan.
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A common misconception is that all tiny houses use composting toilets.
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Latrines are unfinished, forcing refugees to use nearby forests as toilets.
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And check out Toilets With Threatening Auras on Twitter and Facebook.
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Jabbari: Healthy seating arrangements on toilets are very important to me.
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That's the thing: Walking into a room and there's ten toilets.
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These vans do not have prisoner beds, toilets or medical services.
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Other bathroom options for tiny homes include composting and incineration toilets.
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But there was no water and the toilets were filling up.
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Rooms with private toilets are available for 18,500 yen per person.
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The souvenir stand had stayed modest; the portable toilets were unimproved.
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His attorney claimed three other toilets in the building also exploded.
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Noisey: How did you end up cleaning pubs and their toilets?
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"We have working toilets now, which feels very rich," Roberts said.
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You have a better opinion of McDonald's toilets than I do.
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How fearful are you of the potential closure of public toilets?
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The Bioloo is a new take on sustainability and composting toilets.
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Classical music played above the swish of the self-flushing toilets.
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Local authorities use it to catch tissue bandits at public toilets.
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"The toilets should be cleaned as often as possible," Chen added.
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Some people have suggested toilets have become an obsession of mine.
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When I visited, one of the toilets out back was closed.
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"I was looking around at pictures of toilets online," he said.
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There was no water or food concessions and too few toilets.
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KOHLER Novita Electric Bidet Seat for Elongated Toilets with Remote Control
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The toilets are provided by the equipment rental company Don's Johns.
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No. Finally the chancellor explained that the school had no toilets.
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The Secret Service rented the toilets from Imperial Restrooms between Aug.
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In came tents, computers, microscopes, toilets, and a 3-D scanner.
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Many women avoid going to public toilets alone, especially at night.
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The lack of toilets has prompted fears of a cholera outbreak.
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The toilets on the floor were 200 yards away or more.
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One of my best ever naps was in those toilets, actually.
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Police in Seoul have also launched a special squad of women inspectors began daily checks of 20,000 public toilets in Seoul, with plans for tens of thousands of private toilets to also be scoured for spy cams.
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So how does that even work, cleaning a block of Glastonbury toilets?
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" Harsh"The public toilets haven't had water since the last two months.
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The cities of ancient Rome had public baths, toilets, and potable water.
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In Pittsburgh, the theory is these no-privacy toilets were heavily used.
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Right now, however, there is more focus on whether the toilets flush.
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I just assumed I'd be back by the toilets, and I'm not.
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The passengers were sleeping jammed together on deck and sharing two toilets.
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Rose: The only thing they'd have to do is make toilets deeper.
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The boom has even resulted in people finding iguanas in their toilets.
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I'd heard so many rumors about him raping girls in the toilets.
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Friends visited their home to flush the toilets and watch the property.
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Witness the state of public toilets which don't have attendants, for example.
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There is no electricity here, no toilets, no phone services, no cars.
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Larger facilities will see a few of the transgender-friendly toilets installed.
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That's because we disinfect toilets more than anything else in our homes.
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She indicates this by speaking of the Pee Power toilets on site.
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In Chhattisgarh, a village head denied government benefits to those without toilets.
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What matters is having lots of water pumps and lots of toilets.
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The narrative of Game of Thrones uses toilets more than you'd think.
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Most of the exhibition deals with men having sex in public toilets.
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I ripped the tags off and changed into them in the toilets.
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"Third-gender" specific toilets on the other hand would be safer places.
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In central Moscow right now people are fleeing from marauding portable toilets.
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And that ax wound is the lack of public toilets in BART.
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They ring up groceries, count cash, scrub toilets, and sweep the floor.
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Showers, composting toilets and a sauna are centrally located in the camps.
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Swales on the home's periphery capture rainwater for lawn plants and toilets.
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The departure lounge has no toilets, no food and no queuing system.
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ET when the item was found in the toilets at the ground.
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And to make the most of it, the world needs smart toilets.
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There are no public toilets on the beach and only limited parking.
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The Russians ruined them — even took off lamps, power outlets and toilets.
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Interior's costs included crowd accommodations such as temporary fencing and portable toilets.
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Some, squat toilets, have been converted into solitary confinement or torture chambers.
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Let's take a tour of some of the cursed toilets, shall we?
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These toilets have a sort of green-blue light situation going on!
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Sometimes Embassy employees came home to find feces left in their toilets.
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The Russians ruined them - even took off lamps, power outlets and toilets.
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The roughly 1,700 asylum seekers — including 400 kids — share 90 portable toilets.
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That includes everything from the galleys and your toilets, including your urine.
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People drinking out of toilets, officers laughing in front of members Congress.
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Felix 21, Tom 22, students VICE: Do you ever use public toilets?
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Tejas, 22, med student Are you a frequent user of public toilets?
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Some vans are outfitted with self contained composting toilets — but not mine.
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Now, Mr. Slominski has an exhibition featuring portable toilets at Metro Pictures.
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It's dusty, it's dirty, some of the toilets work, but others don't.
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"Sinks, toilets, and showers — you don&apost get any water," he said.
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People are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times, as opposed to once.
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Another company, Ti Bus in India, is converting old buses into toilets.
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"I've seen hundreds of models of low-cost, appropriate toilets," Kar says.
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Outside, I had access to a communal bathroom, with toilets and showers.
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Having low toilets, small mirrors, and high tubs isn&apost exactly functional.
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The day after that, boys disguised as girls in the girls' toilets?
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We chose to designate our toilets for two very different bodily functions.
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A coating kit for toilets is available on the website for $20.
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Toto provided high-efficiency toilets, faucets, urinals, wash basins and hand driers.
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The toilets are primitive, the ventilation bad, the smell unbearable, he said.
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"The world is amazed that toilets have been provided to more than 600 million people in 60 months, building more than 110 million toilets," Modi said on Wednesday, the 150th anniversary of Indian independence icon Mahatma Gandhi's birth.
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Run to the toilets (you know exactly where the toilets are on this train platform: you have been here 500 times before) and splash your face and look in the mirror: it's his face staring back at you.
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Aside from tiger worm toilets, other innovations being used and tested in refugee camps include harnessing solar energy to turn human waste into smokeless cooking fuel, and using urine to generate electricity and light up toilets at night.
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From roosters to toilets, Chinese retail is obsessed with Donald Trump From roosters to toilets, Chinese retail is obsessed with Donald Trump Despite all his contentious campaign rhetoric, Chinese retail has embraced Donald Trump in a big way.
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The report, which is titled "Taking the P***," also raises concerns about the decline in the number of public toilets in the UK, with 74% of the 2,089 people interviewed saying there are not enough toilets in their area.
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We have to go to private toilets to bathe, or wash our clothes.
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Most homes lacked running water and flush toilets, leading to recurrent sanitation problems.
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In other words: Safe for accidental exposure to toilets, swimming pools and rain.
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I didn't even know toilets [outside of the airport] came in different sizes.
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They also like to hang around in outdoor toilets, where flies are abundant.
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Is there anything worse than scrubbing toilets when the weather outside is perfect?
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Joshua Tree campgrounds were closed down Monday because toilets were reaching their capacity.
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Philip Harris with his bucket of pond water needed to flush his toilets.
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The bathroom was next door, so you could hear toilets flushing all day.
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" Then he's interrupted by a barked "Have you cleaned the toilets yet, Frick?
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Now Jain is looking to build as many toilets as quickly as possible.
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Credit: Seattle Municipal ArchivesFour cities could exclusively use rainwater to flush their toilets.
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Immigration officials have denied that migrants were instructed to drink out of toilets.
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The restaurant has customized urinals for men... ...and equally striking toilets for women.
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In contrast, Indian officials have often tried to humiliate people into using toilets.
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By changing this to a more gradual curve, the toilets were further quieted.
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Paradoxes exist; more people have a mobile phone than access to clean toilets.
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The songs are ridiculous, obviously, because they're about turkeys and toilets or whatever.
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Let's talk about a thing we all try to avoid: NYC public toilets.
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"There certainly aren't a sufficient number of toilets to go around," Fuller said.
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A more urgent problem is the office bathroom—dry toilets do not flush.
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However, the Omni Processor isn't a toilet — it processes waste from communal toilets.
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There'll be no more sex or violence in one small town's public toilets.
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She missed home but appreciated the dorm's electricity, running water and indoor toilets.
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Around 2 million need improved water sources and 770 million require proper toilets.
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"Some toilets here are holes in the ground you squat over," Haag said.
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The park is experiencing overflowing trash cans, clogged toilets, and destruction of habitat.
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"I built them toilets right there," he told me, pointing at two facilities.
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I think at Burning Man they must have better toilets—and better drugs.
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The park is experiencing overflowing trash cans, clogged toilets and destruction of habitat.
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Nearby, she noticed a junkyard of old bathtubs, hubcaps, shutters, tables and toilets.
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Privately installed and maintained portable toilets have since been placed near park restrooms.
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Many cited his program to build 100 million toilets as a decisive issue.
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They lurk in toilets, swim in flooded streets and slither into people's homes.
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By the government's count, the program has delivered nearly 100 million new toilets.
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So you think the closure of public toilets is a justifiable budget cut?
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How worried are you about the imminent closure of the UK's public toilets?
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They cooked outside, and shared an outdoor water faucet and toilets with neighbors.
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"All the pools are just giant toilets you're unable to flush," he said.
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He says the real symbols are statistics — poverty, ill health, schools without toilets.
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"People are flushing toilets 26 times, 22019 times, as opposed to once." pic.twitter.
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The shelter he heads recently added 11 toilets for 120 women to use.
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Winterton says the septic tank was improperly installed, and the toilets barely worked.
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"I slept in public toilets, in the Métro," he said matter-of-factly.
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If it's true that our toilets are getting better, it's worth asking why.
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The waste management franchise provides more than 2,13 toilets to 100,000 people daily.
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Registered trademarks already exist in China for Trump condoms, paint, and even toilets.
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Unlike Grumps, most young readers will be amused by the pee-filled toilets.
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Detainees are often denied the use of toilets for long stretches of time.
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Open roads will remain accessible and back country toilets will also remain open.
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Bad cities have few public toilets, no places to be alone, millions of CCTV cameras in every place that feels alone, and restaurant owners who insist that toilets are reserved for customers who have bought a £8 cup of tea.
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"Mischief in public toilets left more traces in vice squad logbooks than in high literature," photographer Marc Martin writes in the introduction to his new exhibition at Berlin's Schwules* Museum, Fenster Zum Klo [Window to the Toilet]: Public Toilets, Private Affairs.
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Appropriately enough, the first thing you see when you walk into Fenster Zum Klo: Public Toilets, Private Affairs, an exhibit at Berlin's Schwules* Museum about cruising for gay sex in public toilets, is a huge reproduction of a public toilet.
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The local municipal corporation has installed 75 e-toilets in Bengaluru and plans to install about 80 more with public and private funding, said S. Shekhar, whose engineering department is in charge of setting up e-toilets in the city.
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Read more: Bill Gates is so obsessed with redesigning the world's toilets, he brought a jar of poop onstage in Beijing to prove itPlus, unlike other free-standing toilets, it doesn't have to be emptied out every day or two.
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The President claimed Americans are flushing their toilets "10 times, 15 times, as opposed to once" and argued that they are having difficulty with washing their hands in what appeared to be a tangent about low-flow sinks and toilets.
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Its boss says that Trump toilets are used 100m times a year in China.
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You have parks, the ability to use flush toilets, which are kind of useful.
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According to evidence, they say the man climbed into a vent behind the toilets.
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Install water-saving shower heads, fix leaking taps and toilets, and change washers regularly.
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Running water, flush toilets, electric lighting, cars, refrigerators, and washing machines were all commonplace.
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They clog toilets and flood their cells, urine and feces pouring into the corridors.
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Or even China's wifi-enabled public toilets replete with ATMs, chargers, and personal TVs.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said in a tweet that people are drinking out of toilets.
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Now workers and visitors – even patients - use portable toilets set up on the sidewalk.
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The authors see this effect everywhere, from toilets and bicycles to complex policy issues.
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Without access to toilets, inmates instead began defecating in bags that guards had distributed.
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Migrants sleep jammed together on the deck, with two toilets for about 100 people.
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Guests pay just $20 per night, store their belongings in lockers, and share toilets.
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There's been a large effort to get more toilets in homes across the country.
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DAVID DEIN, the former vice-chairman of Arsenal Football Club, was obsessed with toilets.
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Whatever toilets the government has provided, people have turned them into shops or godowns.
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It resulted in an awareness campaign, more waste bins, outdoor toilets—and contented occupants.
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Basic facilities are scarce; there are chemical toilets, but they stink and often overflow.
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Dalit parents regularly protest that schools have singled out their children to clean toilets.
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Sim's effort is not the first time a film has been made about toilets.
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They clog toilets and flood their cells, urine and feces pouring into the corridors.
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Selling the equipment is a coup for Toto, Japan's biggest producer of "shower toilets".
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But then I started asking other friends: Do you sit down on public toilets?
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You look at it as just toilets, but this is about the bigger picture.
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Gleaning is now an urban and green preoccupation, requiring toilets, parking and travel expenses.
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One parliamentary session was even cancelled after someone lit a fire in the toilets.
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Most said they needed much more, though, including blankets and basic necessities like toilets.
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They may or may not be larger, but plane toilets will be more hygienic.
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Inclement weather in Moscow on Friday summoned an unexpected public menace: Runaway portable toilets.
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Soon, those iPhone-inspired toilets you heard about earlier this month will start flushing.
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The center outside the capital's Sabaeen hospital has tents, outdoor toilets and overworked staff.
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As a result, the jail now designates certain toilets as available to all inmates.
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Married couples met pilled-up in room two, babies were conceived in Gatecrasher toilets.
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Finally, the space shuttle era arrived and with it, women (and toilets!) in space.
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Giannis stepping back over TWO AND A HALF TOILETS for a game winning victory!
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Architects of new office blocks locate male and female toilets on the same floor.
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Last year, low water pressure caused by increased water use rendered many toilets inoperable.
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Will they kick you out if they catch you doing lines in the toilets?
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Building toilets and persuading people to use them, however, is only the first step.
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There are water tanks here, too—atop beautiful Toto toilets, with blissfully heated seats.
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It hasn't been confirmed how much a visit to these terrifying toilets will cost.
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But instead of your average porta-potty, these toilets were made of solid silver.
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Employees described encountering shoppers who returned things like dirty toilets and mostly consumed pies.
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Makeshift toilets have been erected, although they are clearly not built to last forever.
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"As far as I know, they're the city's first public composting toilets," Albarillo said.
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The bathroom might also be a little different — most tiny homes use compost toilets.
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Menstruating girls may skip lessons because of a lack of toilets and sanitary towels.
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She could see through a tiny window that men were walking past the toilets.
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A few guards accompanied me to the doors of a set of filthy toilets.
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Almost half of trans people said they did not feel comfortable using public toilets.
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Some studies have even found that smartphones may have more bacteria than public toilets.
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Local officials said the water can be used for showering, laundry and flushing toilets.
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I have bidets on all four of my toilets and have tested several others.
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Because people are flushing wipes down toilets, rather than dumping them in the trash.
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But there's barely seating room for more than two people inside, and no toilets.
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There were only 264 toilets on that entire block and no showers or baths.
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It had no furnace, no water heater — even the sinks and toilets were gone.
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Instead, the residents, of which there are roughly 100 right now, use composting toilets.
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In the community, residents used water from a creek to flush toilets and bathe.
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The walled camp has just four shower units and 10 toilets for 65 tents.
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Which means he was making $8 an hour cleaning toilets at a Panera Bread.
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With no toilets, what's left of the forest has become a vast, improvised bathroom.
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Nearly 4,000 schools nationally are equipped only with pit toilets, according to government figures.
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Restaurants, buses, parking lots and even pay toilets depend on clicks rather than cash.
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Rain that falls on its grass-covered roof is used to flush the toilets.
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"We are living in tiny, crowded shelters, we are sharing toilets," he told Reuters.
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"They sleep and live in very close proximity, sharing toilets, sharing showers," Buchen says.
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They built kitchens and brought portable toilets to the encampment on the central square.
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Rows of portable toilets and shower rooms were located outdoors, in the biting cold.
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On Saturday, fans wanting to use bathrooms were lined up for portable toilets outside.
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"People are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times, as opposed to once," he added.
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There are no portable toilets, and only two inside when detainees get that far.
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Women have been recorded in their homes, on the streets, and even in toilets.
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Shekhar also planned to build communal toilets in some of the poorest riverside villages.
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"People are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times, as opposed to once," he said.
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"People are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times, as opposed to once." pic.twitter.com/asDjGxuFts
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It also uses composting toilets, a biofiltration system and raised walkways to prevent erosion.
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Her school, like many in Tanzania, doesn't have toilets with running water to wash.
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President Donald Trump's latest effort to reshape US environmental regulations appears to involve toilets.
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There were so few toilets in town that people were defecating in the open.
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Even Owens's toilets, in each of his three homes, look like chalices of marble.
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The municipality later installed two water taps and cleared ground to build some toilets.
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Our natural high matched the euphoria of the kids doing pills in the toilets.
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If [we don't get any water], then we have to pay for the private toilets.
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Snakes continue to be creepy by hiding in toilets, plane cabins and now... car engines.
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A couple ops, huddled together by the burnt out toilets, occasionally glancing over in terror.
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Afterward, the water is scooped into buckets and used to flush toilets and water plants.
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The line includes a shower, a bathtub, two toilets, a mirror, and a kitchen sink.
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What I'm saying is there's a purity and integrity to toilets that Facebook seriously lacks.
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Older sister Leida, 33, said she would take any kind of job, even scrubbing toilets.
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Notable is the size of the bathtubs, sinks, and toilets, specifically designed for tiny physiques.
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First: Women held by Border Patrol say they were told to drink water from toilets.
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In another, two toilets can be seen in the cell where the children are kept.
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The cartel even took a cut of the fees paid to use the public toilets.
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Alongside, authorities are widening roads, laying sewage pipes, and installing water taps, toilets and playgrounds.
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No Place to Go: How Public Toilets Fail Our Private Needs is available Sept. 11.
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But I was still the homeless college student and the kid who had cleaned toilets.
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She loves to swim in the big pee bath (Image: AP)Pools are giant toilets.
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Residents there said about 100 households share four pit toilets and a single water tap.
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Demonstrators have also been given access to about 10 toilets at a nearby government building.
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We had access to portable toilets, but no sinks to brush our teeth before bed.
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Around 5,000 light fittings and 500 pieces of sanitary ware – toilets, basins –will go, too.
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Women decided on the location and type of toilets to be built in their homes.
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At Jennifer Aydin's Paramus, New Jersey, home, there will never be a shortage of toilets.
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It says that it has supervised the building or renovation of 68,000 toilets since then.
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You might as well flush your money down one of those fancy Japanese robot toilets.
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Every single time, we had to clean the toilets and the showers with our toothbrush.
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She and her husband run Macy's Services, the only purveyor of portable toilets for miles.
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The toilets aren't simply a space to expel waste, it's also an area for camaraderie.
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International Development Enterprises (iDE) is leading the charge on bringing better toilets to developing countries.
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Poorly lit paths made it difficult for girls and women to find toilets at night.
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Following solar electrification in Madagascar, it was through aspirational mapping that women installed community toilets.
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Toilets featured at the expo eliminate pathogens and turn waste into clean water and fertilizer.
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This includes flushing toilets, taking showers or baths, brushing teeth, running dishwashers and watering lawns.
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In those days there were lots of revolutionary slogans stuck on the walls of toilets.
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There are no showers or toilets - those on board have to use a blue bucket.
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Gooi said the group visited two separate toilets that were purportedly used by the defendants.
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The large, metal fence looms in the distance, behind the row of blue portable toilets.
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Mr Modi boasts of having built 110m toilets for 600m people in just five years.
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There are several portable toilets on site, although people have to go elsewhere to shower.
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Joshua Tree National Park closed Wednesday over health and safety concerns stemming from the toilets.
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Holt, who no longer scrubs toilets, has two pieces of advice for would-be entrepreneurs.
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People have said they experienced doors slamming, toilets flushing, and faucets turning on and off.
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The EPA says toilets account for nearly 30% of the average home's indoor water use.
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The world is full of water, flushing down our toilets and flowing from our taps.
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What they do have are bathroom areas consisting of rows and rows of portable toilets.
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That's all the water they'll have for drinking, bathing, flushing toilets, and washing their hands.
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The sanitation company that set up portable toilets along a bleak part of the route.
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For innocent New Yorkers traveling abroad, the existence of public toilets comes as a revelation.
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Tiny homes use waterless compost toilets, which require a labor-intensive sanitization process to clean.
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Today, according to a U.N. study, more people own mobile phones than they do toilets.
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Toilets and sinks were pulled from a former Lord & Taylor and relocated to the shelter.
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They came with cramps so strong I vomited into toilets, into sinks, into trash cans.
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"You could see the practically new sinks and toilets being carried out," said Dr. Barna.
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There are several models of toilet training kits to teach cats to use human toilets.
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THERE ARE no public toilets in Bartley Green, a neighbourhood on the fringes of Birmingham.
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It requires dressing for the weather, arriving early and, perhaps, rationing liquids (no portable toilets).
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Roz, 45, deputy head teacher Public toilets are being closed down—how worried are you?
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Toilets and sinks were pulled from a former Lord & Taylor and relocated to the shelter.
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"The subject of toilets has been a neglected subject for some time," Mr. Sim said.
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There, families hunker down in shacks lacking toilets and clean water, enduring rampant violent crime.
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She cleaned toilets and worked in the fields before being assigned a role in education.
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We didn't receive cleaning supplies, but the toilets continued that night -- they started back overflowing.
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The plan complements a campaign to add 57,000 modern public toilets nationwide by late 2017.
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I had old, low-quality toilets in both bathrooms when I moved into my condo.
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" He added that "people are flushing toilets 85033 times, 15 times, as opposed to once.
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She saw that most vanlifers installed sophisticated tiny kitchens, toilets, and modular furniture inside their's.
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They have dealt with mice, cockroaches, broken toilets, and water leaks resulting in rampant mold.
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New downward-tilting toilets are designed to become unbearable to sit on after five minutes.
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A guard hit him all the way to the toilets, but he went in alone.
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Older toilets use as much as six gallons per flush, according to the E.P.A. website.
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The contractors are required to service the tanks and the toilets three times per week.
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Meanwhile some Parisian public toilets became "almost ornamental, due to their decorative features," said Martin.
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Home innovations like smart microwaves and toilets could lock us into a digital caste system.
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"Northern China lacks water, so you need toilets that don't flush," the teacher tells them, describing how dry squat toilets are a good idea for China's more arid parts, and reminding them of Xi's push for cleaner public lavatories in the world's most populous country.
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But upon asking a stadium official to let her in the accessible toilets, she was denied.
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"There's running water in the toilets, but the sinks have been turned off," Mr Bedlam said.
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Her 24-year-old brother, Ramadhan, also lives in Kakuma and digs toilets for a living.
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Crew members eat in the same mess, use the same plates and share the same toilets.
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One recent advert for sanitary workers clearly says it's looking for non-Muslims to clean toilets.
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"We didn't have water or food and we couldn't use the toilets," Sadid told BuzzFeed News.
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The rooms come with bunk beds and a desk, but evacuees must share showers and toilets.
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Mitchell has several ideas about that, some of which have nothing to do with the toilets.
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One year after completing the first public toilets in 2014, the non-profit built its second.
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The toilets at my venue stopped working and the manager did nothing to fix the problem.
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Mr Modi's personal pledge to eliminate "open defecation" spurred the building of an impressive 92m toilets.
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We're a big building full of tractors and fat cow paintings, plus a few toilets etc.
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They're two of the 400 volunteers en masse brought in to clean the toilets at Glastonbury.
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Fatbergs begin forming when people improperly dispose of trash by dumping it in sinks or toilets.
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Another takes a dig at people who own motorcycles and television sets, but don't use toilets.
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Step one was to download software trained to recognize everyday objects such as toilets and teapots.
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As with regular toilets, sitting on a Loowatt seems to put you in a pensive mood.
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He said they are triple-bunked and confined for long hours in cells with open toilets.
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Down Under, they prefer to show up in salad packets and to be indestructible in toilets.
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In Jamestown, hundreds of people share public toilets, with the majority defecating openly along the beach.
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Martin's photos recreate scenes of men congregating in old Berlin toilets that were once legitimately cruisey.
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The verdict included a directive for separate toilets for transgender individuals in public places including hospitals.
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The fact that only half of the country's secondary schools have toilets makes it even worse.
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"It was a really busy corner: the bank, a sweet shop, toilets, bus stops," remembers Tothill.
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The volunteers have also cleaned 52 public toilets at the beach and planted 50 coconut trees.
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The first time I went to Glastonbury, I literally cried at the state of the toilets.
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Mobile toilets were among the amenities, fencing and provided this year as the event gains sponsors.
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That's why they're connecting every consumer good you can imagine – clothing, toothbrushes, toilets – to the internet.
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Others said they were pleased with Modi's program to build toilets and homes for the poor.
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The Modi government has said around 90 million toilets were constructed under its 'Clean India' program.
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There are many different cleaning robots that vacuum, mop, wipe down windows, and even scrub toilets.
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Well, my aversion to things like the outdoors, and in particular "rustic" toilets, is well documented.
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The toilets will in total serve up to 1,000 people who would otherwise defecate in latrines.
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"Oftentimes, they've never seen a place in the world where people don't have toilets," she said.
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During those events no one taped over the toilets with the company logo on full display.
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Jets of water will shoot out from the new toilets whenever movement sensors sense "violent" activity.
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Jets of water will shoot out from the futuristic toilets whenever movement sensors sense "violent" activity.
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Cold water on our faces, rough floorboards under our grimy feet, planks of wood for toilets.
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"My responsibilities ranged from permitting and hires to cleaning toilets and making food," Mr. Conniff said.
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Athletes' housing has been plagued by blocked toilets, leaking pipes and exposed wires, among other problems.
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In the toilets of a railroad station, two of the guys unload guns from their backpacks.
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One of them, I think, was that toilets haven't really changed in the last 100 years.
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The genre is called grime, and for any newbies out there, I don't mean dirty toilets!
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"There weren't any toilets so customers would go to the Odeon across the road," remembers Astin.
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It has no running water or toilets, and is not close to the river, residents said.
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It's very hard to clean fish tanks because fish basically swim around in their own toilets.
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Sexual predators reach out through the screen; they can also reach through vents, toilets, wall openings.
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One Reddit user said they saw the Humano toilets "go up in flames" at the festival.
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And recently, city officials started a campaign warning residents not to flush their toilets during storms.
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In most communities she visited, most homes had indoor toilets and practiced "healthy sanitation," she said.
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Standalone bidets are typically positioned next to toilets since you use them after urinating or defecating.
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"We see that after the rains, water flushes the camps everywhere, including the toilets," Vandenent said.
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Turn off the water-supply valves to the clothes washer and dishwasher, and even the toilets.
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The group manager is responsible for everything from broken elevators to smashed lights to overflowing toilets.
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Santiago turned the water off the last time he left, and the toilets would not flush.
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Walker Canyon, on the other hand, doesn't have permanent toilets or a shop to buy water.
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Aside from the human rights implications, we showed how more toilets would be a money saver.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "For India, Toilets Are a (Mostly) Serious Issue" (news article, Sept.
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The win-a-trip journey may involve bed bugs, rats and the worst toilets you've seen.
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People bunked in the same cell — often as many as four — share these toilets and sinks.
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This becomes the gray water we use to flush our toilets once or twice a day.
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The traumatized and undernourished population rely on public toilets and wash facilities that are usually overburdened.
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Finally, we must not neglect homeless populations desperately in need of hand-washing stations and toilets.
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They fill empty bottles and buckets, which they use to clean their homes and flush toilets.
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The onyx bathrooms are designed with $3.53,300 custom toilets from Japan that operate with digital controls.
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" He has also suggested at campaign rallies that some toilets need to be flushed "10 times.
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I was still crying in the toilets and I was still experiencing [the] ignorance of racism.
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The cells were crowded, with triple-decker bunk beds, squat toilets, small windows and ceiling fans.
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Guests stained sheets, clogged toilets, locked themselves out of their rooms, and then demanded a discount.
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In the third picture, there are no people — only a couple of toilets in a corner.
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In one shelter, about 225 migrants — men, women and children — share two toilets and one shower.
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To help the revolution, the agency published a list of 10 scenic sites with exemplary toilets.
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We're currently cleaning toilets at two Airbnbs at our newspaper office to keep the presses printing.
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He promised to clean the polluted Ganges River and build 100 million extra toilets by 2019.
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Everyday products such as shoes, clothing, toothbrushes, light bulbs, hygiene or beauty products, toilets, cellphones, etc.
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"Sinks, toilets, and showers: You don't get enough water," Trump said during his rally in Milwaukee.
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Virtually everyone in the United States, and indeed throughout the developed world, is familiar with toilets.
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Following laminated instructions, I focused on the sounds as I scrubbed the toilets, sinks and showers.
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On my final day scrubbing toilets, I gleefully tossed those blue gloves into the garbage bin.
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Waste from portable toilets called honey buckets has been distributed across the landscape by recurrent flooding.
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Aid workers were distributing food and water and have set up portable toilets for the migrants.
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Flush toilets (which became prevalent in the 19th century) haven't had an overhaul in a while.
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I could go into the bathroom and try to drown myself in one of the toilets.
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Shortly after the first game, the local health board closed Schaefer Stadium because of malfunctioning toilets.
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Attendants cleaned the aisles and the toilets, and offered key chains, pens and pocketknives for sale.
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"Only 20 percent of the toilets were for women when I was at university," she recalled.
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One woman told me she migrated to the toilets soon after she started dancing with someone.
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Flushing toilets into a broken sewer system will make things worse, causing clogs, backups, and overflows.
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In many places, there's still no water to drink or bathe in or to flush toilets.
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A flyer widely in circulation warned that the new ideology would encourage children to use mixed toilets.
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From roosters and hats to toilets and costumes, Chinese retailers are obsessed with Donald Trump–branded merch.
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Around 5,000 light fittings and 500 pieces of sanitary ware — including toilets and sinks — will go, too.
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Hastings denied the accusations that some immigrants in border detention facilities are forced to drink from toilets.
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The official Twitter account just got really emo in a public notice about keeping its toilets clean.
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Around 76 million Indians need improved water sources and 770 million require proper toilets, according to WaterAid.
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She said that if I scrubbed the toilets at the studio, they could give me free yoga.
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While the campaign initially faced ridicule, it has been successful in getting 100 toilets in Mumbai alone.
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Later, I heard two British girls chatting in the toilets about how emotional the ceremony had been.
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It has also pledged action against "foul-smelling" air emitted from rubbish transfer stations and public toilets.
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I am veteran of clogging toilets, and in my experience you get two flushes if you're lucky.
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The crew also has to use special toilets which have leg restraints and a vacuum for waste.
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You know, out meeting 'real people' and posing in 'real places' like train toilets, as you do.
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The Gates Foundation has invested more than $200 million in developing toilets not connected to sewage pipes.
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The rooms set aside for these visits at Coatlán del Río have clean beds, showers and toilets.
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The abiding memory some road users had of Indiana was of grubby toilets along the toll road.
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Female workers said in many instances, dustbins were not cleared, regularly making the toilets impossible to use.
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The monthly water bill is also low, due to dual-flush toilets and low-flow shower heads.
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The main aim is to eliminate open defecation by October 2019 by building individual and public toilets.
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Visitors to any of the country's national parks grumble about overflowing waste bins and shuttered public toilets.
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I don't like folding laundry, cooking every night for finicky eaters or cleaning toilets and scrubbing floors.
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But Toto's positioning of its toilets in America as better for the environment is going down well.
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And that doesn't even take into account the growing number of compost toilets, portables, urinals and more.
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For years many residents have been taking reams of paper from public toilets for use at home.
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And then there are the plain old "shit jobs", like cleaning toilets, which while horrible are useful.
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But I rather work at Starbucks and clean the toilets than ever experience that abusive dynamic again.
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Toilets of the future should recover 'valuable resources' from the waste, namely energy, nutrients and clean water.
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China's National Tourism Administration recently announced plans to build and upgrade 64,000 toilets between 2018 and 2020.
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He said he paid the children 2-5 lira ($0.70-$1.70) before assaulting them in the toilets.
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According to U.N. data, some 5 million people in Ghana still lack toilets and practice open defecation.
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The boys, of course, hesitate to go to pee when there are cameras installed in the toilets.
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Two of them carefully enter the park&aposs public toilets, reappearing minutes later with a sealed bag.
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Which of the paying customers will clean the toilets, collect the trash, or restock the food supply?
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They left vast mansions empty, with manicured gardens, ornately-carved wooden doors, tiled floors—even Western toilets!
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Furniture, sinks and toilets sat on the coral-filled ground alongside children's books and a bingo wheel.
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Seoul National University, the country's most prestigious, has already installed a scream-detector in its female toilets.
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On the other hand, we won't miss dodgy HVAC, portable toilets and other charms of raw space.
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Modern toilets were an invention that was in its earliest phases during the decade of the 1870s.
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But so far, this hasn't happened, so the queues in front of the female toilets remain long.
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It can accommodate four people with two galleys, two toilets, large cargo space and two propulsion systems.
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And girls who don't have private toilets at school often skip classes when they have their period.
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Hormones from birth-control pills can travel through showers, toilets, and washing machines to local wastewater facilities.
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Mass construction of toilets is a handy metric, progress being measured, implicitly, by access instead of use.
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Upgrading those facilities was important even though toilets were a "seemingly petty issue," a Xinhua editorial said.
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As PRI reported in 2016, access to toilets in impoverished areas in India remains a big problem.
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About the only things that are missing are the squat toilets on the Beat Hotel's stairway landings.
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There are more mundane problems as well: little privacy, and a lack of sanitary systems or toilets.
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The only reminder of the crowds that once flocked here was the row of empty portable toilets.
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For Hi-tech toilets, SW fan events, inflight food and opinions on bathroom facing offices follow me!
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We have a lot of misplaced anxieties about how clean our bathrooms and toilets are, Molotoch says.
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The water in the squatting toilets in the bathroom nearby has frozen in the frigid Himalayan night.
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Rastogi points out that forcing Indians to build or use toilets without addressing water scarcity is ignorant.
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First, Inocencio lured them in by letting them use his toilets and giving them a free sample.
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Indoor plumbing is a fool's errand because of the frozen ground, so most toilets are in outhouses.
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The plant usually accepts 250 million gallons of wastewater each day from toilets, sinks, and storm drains.
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He has set aside more than $40 billion to build latrines and toilets and change public behavior.
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Regularly clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces, such as tables, doorknobs, light switches, desks, toilets, and sinks.
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Along the trails, 16 waste dumping sites, 46 trash cans and three toilets have also been installed.
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The main building has no restrooms; a large outhouse has water-free compost toilets and cold showers.
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Kirsten Gillibrand a whore is not fit to clean the toilets in the Barack Obama Presidential Library.
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The win-a-trip journey may involve bed bugs, rats and the worst toilets you've ever seen.
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Porcelain toilets have been replaced with steel ones so they cannot be broken and used as weapons.
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Officials urged residents on Wednesday to capture rain and use it for flushing toilets and other needs.
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"They were all writing about their year abroad and I was writing about cleaning toilets," she said.
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People are coping by recycling bath water to flush toilets and limiting showers to just 90 seconds.
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But the decision quickly lead to reports of pilling up trash, leaking toilets, lost hikers and vandalization.
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After lunch, we saw the home-stay lodgings equipped with floor mats, mosquito nets and Western toilets.
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My overall outlay for the project was $27 for two toilets, two wax rings, and other supplies.
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The estimated 4,000 who stayed in Key West are surviving on their storm rations and public toilets.
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"They were living in unsafe conditions in tarpaulin tents, without lighting, toilets or drinking water," he said.
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"It's not a glamorous thing for companies to invest in new toilets or water systems," noted Manning.
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Bigelow officials were very pleased to point out that the B330 has not one, but two toilets.
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KDDI also wants to start a service that analyses the amount of water needed to flush toilets.
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One writer noted the "kind gesture" when she found portable toilets for female hunters in rest huts.
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Throughout the country, detainees routinely drank water out of toilets and died from starvation, suffocation, and disease.
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The individual tents usually have real beds and attached private bathrooms with heated showers and flush toilets.
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The untouchables were the ones who did the dirty work, such as skinning animals or cleaning toilets.
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Faeces from more than two-thirds of Nairobi's inhabitants go untreated because there are not enough toilets.
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The government deploys many portable toilets, but the slightest rainstorm can send sewage cascading into the river.
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More than a decade later, it is a dangerously overcrowded shantytown with few toilets and no electricity.
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A lot of silly smart devices, including smart toilets and smart toasters, have begun flooding the market.
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And they immediately got the toilets—not just on her floor but in the entire building—reconstructed.
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I finally got to use squat toilets in India, and it was such a huge turn on.
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Women focus on everything else: laundry, toilets, bathing, childcare, health/medical issues, cooking, and, yes, feminine hygiene.
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Airbnb has all sorts of tiny-house listings, some of which might even include working toilets and lights.
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Their squat toilets were constantly clogged, and dozens of men, women, and children might share a single shower.
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England allows people who experience disability or injury to purchase radar keys, which lets them unlock accessible toilets.
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Today, some have left the lone toilets as-is and others have turned it into a decorative bathroom.
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But toilets are used every day and conveniently allow for passive and continuous monitoring of personal health data.
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Since 2011, Bill and Melinda Gates have donated $200 million toward developing waterless toilets through the Gates Foundation.
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There is also a communal shower house, separate portable toilets, and a few garden plots on the property.
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At the hilltop mansion, the swimming pool lies half empty, its greenish water now used to flush toilets.
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It loiters around the bases of toilets, seeps from under floor tiles and scales the walls of showers.
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Many of the impressive 230m toilets built in Mr Modi's first term stand idle for lack of water.
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I guarantee you she's not working 15 hours a day because she loves scrubbing toilets, and sweeping floors.
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Ontario requires that toilets at construction sites be equipped with "open-front" seats; Alberta is toilet-seat neutral.
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"It's gonna be turned into stores," says one regular, in the smelly toilets where all genders pee together.
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The government also didn't ensure the new toilets were properly maintained, he added, with sewage properly disposed of.
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"We got more than 100 million toilets built," he said at a rally in north India on Sunday.
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The toilets overflowed regularly and it was especially bad if you were a woman and had your period.
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They want to raise $218 million to bring clean water and toilets to tens of thousands of people.
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The village will have heat, a kitchen area, and a central building with two toilets and a shower.
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Harris and a group of volunteers removed mattresses, toilets, liquor bottles — even an abandoned boat — from the neighborhood.
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Time after time, I've sat on ancient toilets cursed with mineral stains and wondered how I could help.
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And the toilets are expensive; Toto's "Neorest" model ranges in price from ¥270,000-¥540,000 ($2,365-$4,730), before tax.
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The prime minister, Narendra Modi, loudly promotes a Clean India campaign aimed at building toilets and tidying streets.
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The Three Stags, a gastropub in London, has proudly plastered photos of several Republican figures over its toilets.
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In America self-ID defines access to single-sex amenities, such as toilets, in around a dozen states.
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However, Burning Man sources say Humano arrived with PVC piping that did not properly connect to its toilets.
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She came to see the overall 'bath culture' as wasteful and decided toilets were due for an upgrade.
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Almost everything can now connect to the internet: cameras, coffee pots, televisions, vacuums, toilets, children's toys, sex toys.
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"This cafe serves as a reminder that many people in Indonesia still do not have toilets," says Laksono.
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But the single room homes lack indoor toilets and have no special features to accommodate the residents' disabilities.
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He encourages outside submissions, as he is only one man faced with all of the toilets in NYC.
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"I've lived a long life, and I've done many, many interviews about toilets," said Molotch, who is 76.
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Now we can take care of toilets and showers and beds and security and electricity and everything else.
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A local court backed the government's stance but ruled local authorities must provide drinking water, toilets and showers.
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The EPA statistics include water used to flush toilets, wash hands, shower and it even accounts for leaks.
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In Lowndes County, I visited homes where toilets flush down pipes that flow into open woods or fields.
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The site, named Blodgett, screened residents and arranged limited services, like portable toilets and a school bus service.
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Predatory men infiltrating women's toilets, the spectre raised in North Carolina and elsewhere, is a similarly apocryphal fear.
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The program now provides free sanitary supplies through the public toilets in all school, university and public buildings.
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Neighbors also complained that their properties were used as toilets because the winery's facilities were overcrowded and overused.
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I had mentally prepared myself for a porta-potty situation, but these mobile toilets were actually sparkling clean.
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Some remain open, but they're seriously understaffed, and now they're dealing with heaps of trash and overflowing toilets.
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To test the facilities, the officials simultaneously turned on lights and flushed toilets in apartments on several floors.
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A different Costco employee described how a woman returned two dirty five-year-old toilets to their warehouse.
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One installation, "The Garden of Infinite Pleasantries," turned portable toilets into Japanese pagodas in a Teletubby-ish landscape.
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Suddenly, poop became very political in India, with millions of rupees allocated to building toilets across the country.
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"Tiger worm toilets are promising but they aren't the silver bullet to change sanitation across Africa," Bastable added.
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"The facilities are not always clean, the toilets are filthy," he added of other clubs he was at.
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In informal settlements in places like Kenya, plastic bags are sometimes used as "flying toilets" containing human waste.
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Ms. Vashukevich described being held in a crowded cell with more than 100 women and only three toilets.
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One official described how policies to improve waste sorting and install modern toilets had helped transform a village.
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By creating a simple mathematical model, we showed Cape Town's leaders why installing more toilets made economic sense.
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Sasha Kramer works in Haiti to address two fundamental problems: a lack of toilets and declining soil fertility.
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They have proliferated in the subtropical heat, causing headaches for wildlife managers — and occasionally popping up in toilets.
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The rollout of school infrastructure, including toilets, has been slowed by pervasive graft in provincial departments, experts say.
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"Where children don't have toilets in schools, they go often home and don't have access either," he said.
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Outside the toilets and next to the water stations, teen-agers hawked refugee provisions: flip-flops, flashlights, cigarettes.
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They also claim that it might help keep waterless toilets (common in some parts of the world) cleaner.
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Now another problem, which lies right under many tourists' noses, is in the authorities' cross hairs: unsightly toilets.
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"It is hard for us to judge if our own toilets are smelly or dirty," Mr. Liao said.
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Apparently snakes of all kinds have a thing for just hanging out in toilets, but that's no excuse.
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The toilets are available in India now and are sold to charities as well as direct to households.
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Portable toilets can actually be ordered with a phone call and delivered in a day or even sooner.
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They begin their book, "The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone" (Riverhead), with a look at toilets.
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Even more unusual was his chosen method: flushing them down public restroom toilets in the ballparks between innings.
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"Why are there toilets in the Juul room?" read the caption of a Snapchat photo showing two urinals.
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"They also faced harassment, and a lack of facilities such as separate toilets and adequate lighting," she added.
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The grey water is then collected and stored in buckets to flush the toilets and to water plants.
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Grey water from the washing machine is also harvested and used on the garden and to flush toilets.
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Standing Rock council members began to visit the camps and pay for emergency services, propane and portable toilets.
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The port-a-potties labeled "Employees Only" are more expensive and nicer than the toilets intended for drivers.
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We're not talking actual "British thrones?" here; "thrones" refers to the British nickname for toilets, which is LOOS.
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He arrived with an almost-impenetrable accent and no experience with flush toilets, microwave ovens or smoke alarms.
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According to the U.N. inquiry, dead detainees were "kept in the toilets" at multiple security branches in Damascus.
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It's always handy to have an excuse to get very nostalgic about flushing toilets in Duke Nukem 3D.
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The requirement that toilets use a set amount of water began on the federal level in 22018, according to the Associated Press, when President George H.W. Bush signed the Energy Policy Act, a law mandating any toilets installed in homes after 23.3 use 1.53 gallons of water or less per flush.
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The roof garden also contains water tanks to store rainwater, used to flush the toilets and irrigate the plants.
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Less than half of the country's population has access to clean water and 81% do not use proper toilets.
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It features a 7-acre stage for 35,000 musicians and dancers, newly built dirt tracks and 650 portable toilets.
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The toilets are always [dirty], and because of that we have to go out in the open to shit.
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There have long been tales of reptiles crawling into toilets; now amphibians are taking their turn in the spotlight.
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With no one to empty out the waste, toilets are nearing capacity or overflowing at a number of parks.
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Then, the social media team helped save the day after a massive bath-bomb fail (Hint: It involved toilets).
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Anyway, don't just take our word for it — let these Kiwis show how excited they are about fixing toilets.
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The Madaraka Express is spotless, with charging outlets in first class and toilets that are cleaned every 30 minutes.
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Well, Gates has a different vision for what smart toilets should look like: He thinks they should be waterless.Why?
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That is, can toilets actually transmit disease, or is the worst-case-scenario here just feeling kind of gross?
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The Swiss maker of toilets said net income rose nearly a quarter to 150.3 million Swiss francs ($155.01 million).
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New schools tend to be built with cubicle toilets and changing rooms, rather than communal ones split by gender.
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Besides the cots, the shelter is providing blankets, pillows, towels, and toilets to people that haven't brought their own.
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Why it matters: 4.5 billion people don't have access to safely managed toilets or still defecate in the open.
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At the complex, men washed using buckets in a shower area beside reeking portable toilets and giant mud puddles.
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Toilets that have been spray painted gold and labeled "Take a Trump" have been popping up across the country.
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Consider the toilet: In a typical emergency, toilets are identical regardless of gender, yet our bodies' demands are not.
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Portable showers and toilets were set next to the sleeping tents, one of which reporters were allowed to visit.
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If you've heard rumours about the mud, you've probably heard a thing or two about the infamous festival toilets.
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Forced by the lack of chemical toilets, refugees have turned a dip in the land into an open toilet.
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Like helping architect Apple Park, the company's recently completed spaceship-shaped campus that reportedly has toilets inspired by iPhones.
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I'm in the toilets next to my primary school classroom, on my knees, sucking off my two best friends.
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Since 2003 officials have operated a national rating system for public toilets, similar to the star-gradings for hotels.
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The bathrooms are outfitted with high-tech Japanese toilets providing warmth and musical entertainment as you do your business.
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It's an inconvenient reality that there are some toilets out there that you just don't want to sit on.
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Someone once claimed they'd seen a girl using the boy's toilets and had seen a fanny as a result.
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Q: Do you think talking about toilets and open defecation in mainstream Hindi cinema helps in tackling the problem?
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Other studies suggest that about 5% of households still resort to woods or roadsides, or use toilets overhanging rivers.
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Description: Gender-neutral toilets, quotas for women on boards, affirmative action at universities, #MeToo, banning words that cause offence.
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This fella, thinking he was smart, taped up the doors of the portable toilets so people couldn't get out.
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When that proof of concept worked, Loowatt scaled up to its current size—100 toilets serving about 800 customers.
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In the UK, for example, Loowatt toilets are already being used at festivals and outdoor events, generating good revenue.
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He cites the poor facilities ("You wouldn't let your dog use these toilets") and the lack of accurate information.
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All that was gone—the whole town had turned to tent cities and landfills and fields of composting toilets.
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With 6.8 billion mobile subscriptions worldwide, more people on the planet have access to mobile phones than to toilets.
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Some people clearly have the money to buy toilet paper, but they have to take paper from public toilets.
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He didn't trust banks, and hid his money in all sorts of strange places: curtain rods, light fixtures, toilets.
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Mobile toilets, security, emergency medical teams on site, food truck vendors and local DJs were all at the event.
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I've watched a couple of really bad first dates—people have had sex in the toilets, which is weird.
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The town provided an abandoned warehouse with toilets, showers and a kitchen, built with funding from the Mormon church.
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India's government estimates daily water needs in communities with flushing toilets at a minimum of 100 liters per person.
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"Lima is the second driest capital in the world, therefore water toilets are not a sustainable solution," Medem says.
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"There's no access to toilets, showers or basic sanitation so if you're on your period, it's horrible," said Connell.
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What you won't find are clean toilets, potable water or anyone earning much over a few dollars a day.
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Do the same in the wrong pub, though, and you'd get your head staved in in the bogs (toilets).
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She catalogs the arbitrary fears that crippled her children when they were small (coconuts, Shrek, toilets that self-flush).
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Burnt and humiliated, a young Butler travelled to and from his seat to the toilets to dress his wounds.
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Yousef's goal, on the other hand, is to give people, especially women and girls, greater access to private toilets.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in July accused Border Patrol of forcing migrant women to drink out of toilets while detained.
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Some states have even taken it upon themselves to plow roads and clean toilets that fall under federal jurisdiction.
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They are so overloaded with people that they sometimes topple over, toilets are filthy and water for washing absent.
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First, they considered bathrooms that were the same size where men have 12 toilets and women have just 10.
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Both the toilets and full-size shower tubs in my apartment and tiny house were about the same size.
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Ukrainian officials say the returned ships were treated very poorly by the Russians, who even took out the toilets.
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"It's better than waving a flag at a road construction site or cleaning toilets at a supermarket," he said.
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Small icons even indicate whether the available toilets are the Western sitting style or the traditional Japanese squatting style.
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