While some Pez dispensers can hold value, most of the collectible candy dispensers are basically worthless.
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In New York, Impact Melanoma, a nonprofit, and Brightguard, which provides the dispensers, have donated the dispensers and 1,000 liters of 193 SPF lotion.
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It also makes specialized dispensers for the health care industry.
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A local hospital, Mount Sinai Medical Center, provided the dispensers.
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There were dispensers full of beans, spices, and dried fruit.
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Some dispensers can release as many as several hundred bomblets.
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You know those toothpaste dispensers that have the three colors?
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Charging dispensers at metro locations will have 150 kilowatts of power.
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Just think back to PEZ candy dispensers and Bonne Bell lipsticks.
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Cash dispensers remained closed and were due to reopen on Friday.
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These include things like door handles, coffee machines, and cigarettes dispensers.
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Nestle was also working on a new system of water dispensers.
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The dispensers read "celebrate with a condom" in three different languages.
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The booths showcased pasta-makers, condiment dispensers, cooking accessories, industrial ovens.
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Hyatt says it's been testing amenity dispensers for the last year.
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The dispensers first flash to remind users to take their medication.
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The dispensers can be discreetly fitted onto unarmed surveillance planes, too.
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There are activity trackers, smart food dispensers and even smart litter boxes.
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Hard Rock Hotels said it is removing liquor dispensers from guest rooms.
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These dispensers seem to be ubiquitous these days, especially in public institutions.
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Still Here in The Soap Dispenser Aisle Shopping for Soap Dispensers 28.
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There are no joy dispensers nearby, no spare pills in my inventory.
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My ophthalmologist recommends products free of preservatives sold in single-use dispensers.
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Bright and somewhat confectionary, as though born from Subaru-size Pez dispensers.
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The bathrooms at WeWork office buildings are equipped with handy mouthwash dispensers.
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Then, they waited to see if the skunky scent dispensers would work.
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Or they're more frivolous than helpful (for example, automated dental floss dispensers).
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His collection also features old, heavy blow dryers and shaving cream dispensers.
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The bill also legalizes self-serve beer dispensers at restaurants and bars.
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Lounging on the sidewalk was one of Manhattan's unpaid dispensers of wisdom.
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The dispensers are WiFi-connected to monitor consumption and count your water savings.
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Services companies, industrial goods manufacturers and technology concerns are also big options dispensers.
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LAS VEGAS — Hand-sanitizing dispensers stationed outside locker rooms and along arena concourses.
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Soft-drink machines, candy dispensers and deputy United States marshals filled this lounge.
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The lobby includes a candy store wall with classic selections including PEZ dispensers.
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I'd rather have those three products in wall-mounted dispensers in the shower.
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Another suggests the use of drones carrying pollen dispensers to successfully pollinate crops.
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He carries her behind the bar where she plays with empty juice dispensers.
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Nearby, clear jellybean-like dispensers filled with identical Smurf figurines await for the purchase.
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Most of the goods — like these soap dispensers — would look great in any home.
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Pez dispensers can sell for as low as a couple of dollars on eBay.
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They'll be replaced with larger bottles or wall-mounted dispensers, depending on the hotel.
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But the Applestone Meat Co. aren't the only ones with 24-7 meat dispensers.
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They made liberal use of the hand sanitizer dispensers at every entrance and exit.
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The dispensers cost $9,200 plus an additional $190 per month for content and software.
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The station will feature four dispensers that connect to a high-powered, 7003kW system.
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Dear Heloise: Manufacturers of liquid soap dispensers scored big when they introduced foaming soap.
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Genevieve: Yeah, but does the KGB have those cool new soap dispensers in the bathroom?
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With their sweet-dispensers and ping-pong tables, they may give the appearance of friendliness.
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These automated dispensers have come a long way since their invention in the early 1800s.
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Other messages were only sent when the patient failed to open special automated medication dispensers.
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Lower-priced brands will have dispensers or bottles that are tethered to the shower wall.
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The company says it's been testing amenity dispensers in some rooms for the last year.
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It has also upcycled more than 1,000 bottles into soap dispensers and small herb gardens.
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Just imagine: cluster bombs as Pez dispensers; flame-throwers as Nutella sprayers; rocket-propelled vegetables.
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The installation, having encountered enough visitors to dry up the four dispensers, proves harrowingly empty.
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Feral House and Amok Books were dispensers of forbidden knowledge that presaged 4chan and Reddit.
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And they were next to soap dispensers and hand sanitizers and that kind of thing.
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In-store payments and payments at fuel dispensers were affected, but ATM machines were not.
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Dispensers work just fine Who else is ready to do more for a sustainable planet?
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Hand Dryers is a digital ode to hand dryers and their analog counterparts, paper towel dispensers.
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I caught quite a few yawns and watched as people gathered around the free coffee dispensers.
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I'm talking about the bins and dispensers where you can scoop or pour your own items.
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The dispensers were available at park and resort entrances, at food stalls and near most bathrooms.
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Special Operations Command has also been firing a small guided missile called Griffin from its dispensers.
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The stations include two basins with foot pumps that turn the water on and soap dispensers.
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Many hotels are moving toward large-bottle dispensers, both as a cost- and Earth-saving measure.
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The station has four charging dispensers that are connected to a 200-kilowatt system, CNBC reported.
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I fill my spent foaming dispensers about ⅔ to ¾ with water and top off with dish detergent.
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For instance, the South China Morning Post reported last year that China equipped its public restrooms with smart toilet paper dispensers to reduce toilet paper theft and waste, so you need to either scan a QR code or use the system's facial recognition to use the dispensers.
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Soap dispensers have been put outside some local businesses so people can wash their hands before entering.
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About 13 minutes into the mission, Spaceflight will begin deploying the satellites using multiple dispensers and techniques.
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As a queer person, I am sick and tired of seeing only cis heteronormative seal tape dispensers.
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Look around you; do you see open plan meeting rooms, M&M dispensers and faux-decadent taxidermy?
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Plus, these dispensers are usually located in women's bathrooms only, leaving transgender men without access to them.
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Once inside the airport, I immediately found more hot water dispensers — a ubiquitous sight in Chinese airports.
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Dispensers of hand sanitizer were set up in the press area of the White House this week.
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They accused manufacturers, distributors and dispensers of prescription opioids of using misleading marketing to promote the painkillers.
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Pitchers and dispensers are often best for people who don't need loads of filtered water at once.
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From what well of life-shaping experiences do our anointed dispensers of video wisdom draw their opinions?
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Their maps also show highly rated dog parks, waste-bag dispensers, dog-friendly locales and water fountains. 9.
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Unlike other dispensers, the Munch includes a game and plays music, so Pawbo thinks it'll keep pets entertained.
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Pitchers and dispensers are often best for people who don't need a ton of filtered water at once.
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There are joy dispensers around town, but for whatever reason, you can't take more than one with you.
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Water dispensers have been dotted over campus, and students are urged to carry their own reusable water bottles.
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About 1,000 of those now feature larger bottles or pump dispensers that are hooked to the shower wall.
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Most portable washers don't have detergent dispensers, so you need to add the detergent right into the tumbler.
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The world's largest hotel chain will replace the small bottles with larger pump-topped dispensers by December 2020.
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The university offered to foot the bill for dispensers, but members of the student government will stock them.
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Seventeen of the scent dispensers were still squirting out skunk smell upon retrieval in the spring of 2016.
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Other photos showed empty hand-sanitizing stations and broken paper-towel dispensers at different places in the hospital.
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Indoors, scissors abound, and so do sharp-edged tape dispensers ("they normally only cut themselves once," she says).
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That's why hospitals and public restrooms also generally have liquid soap dispensers: They limit germ exposure even further.
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Air Force Special Operations Command declined to identify other aircraft that it intends to outfit with C.L.T. dispensers.
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Desktop organizers — pencil cups, trays, staplers, tape dispensers — aren't there just to help you work better or faster.
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There were also some dispensers full of different sweets in the middle of an aisle, which was unusual.
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India's 200,000 cash dispensers could not handle the new, smaller, notes and it would take weeks to reconfigure them.
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Electrify America's charging locations will have an average of five charging dispensers, with some having as many as 10.
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Still, the manager of the Hard Rock Hotel tells CNN that they have removed the alcohol dispensers from minibars.
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The robo tissue dispensers are just another salvo in the "toilet revolution" that was announced in China in 2015.
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I also spotted several water dispensers with only hot and warm water available while traveling through Beijing Daxing Airport.
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That includes door handles, TV remote controls, lamp switches, bathroom faucets, shower soap dispensers and the toilet flush handle.
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So much so, the library is considering installing dispensers at the Family Court Building and the Philadelphia International Airport.
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The rest of the ground floor is splashed with pink and blue and, you guessed it, more candy dispensers.
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Both pitchers and larger dispensers are included in this deal, ranging in sizes from 5 cups to 18 cups.
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Pet owners can immediately cross these items off the list: pet cams, automatic food dispensers and the app Rover.
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There are free concert series, the beautiful Museum of Fine Arts and even free sunscreen dispensers on the streets.
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"Customers will shop from bulk-style bins and dispensers and be able to buy the quantities they need," Metz said.
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Yesterday, the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Punta Cana said it was removing liquor dispensers from guest room minibars.
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TraceLink's software allows manufacturers, distributors and dispensers to secure their drug supply chain and stop the trade of counterfeit medicines.
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Sunday, the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Punta Cana said it was removing liquor dispensers from guest room minibars.
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But Howle said Citi expects to draw in more depositors as they become aware of how ubiquitous its cash dispensers.
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Detectives raided the Papa John's and found the employees had stashed drugs in the cash register, sinks, and soap dispensers.
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You know, one that you get from those toy dispensers in malls or right by the exit in grocery stores.
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As one high schooler tells the Daily News, "you feel more confident and don't feel as nervous" when using dispensers.
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This fall, Long and his team deployed another round of dispensers at winter research sites to help collect wolverine data.
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Antibacterial hand gel dispensers were placed in key locations throughout Disney World, and the park added mobile hand-washing stations.
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There's a magic ink kit (mess-free markers!) and a look-and-find book and Pez dispensers and a puzzle.
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Like PCC, Wegmans had some food dispensers in the aisle for customers to fill their own bags of different sweets.
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Nearby is a crane game stocked full of JoJo Siwa merch and full-sized candy dispensers and a gumball machine.
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At the end of the process, workers packed completed bomblets into dispensers — essentially larger bomb cases — for delivery to arsenals.
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Wegmans' famous candy aisle was found at the suburb location but instead of the dispensers that the city store had.
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From makeshift soap dispensers to trendy photo displays, there are so many other ways to utilize this classic piece of glassware.
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Only $234.01 left to spend—can you see how easy it is to spend bank on these tubular ink dispensers yet?
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According to the consumer magazine 60 Millions, two people were injured in 2014 by similar whipped cream canister dispensers in France.
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For Reeves, that need has to do with paper towel dispensers — specifically, the kind that require two hands to operate effectively.
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There is an open bar and, for those who prefer fine wine, unencumbered access to it from automated, climate-controlled dispensers.
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In early 2020, Nestle Waters will also launch new high-tech water dispensers, allowing consumers to fill their own reusable bottles.
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I also noticed the studio had new sanitizing wipe dispensers, and hand sanitizer in addition to hand soap in the restrooms.
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Some schools are bringing in loose two-by-fours, reinstating sandboxes and leaving out the scissors and sharp-edged tape dispensers.
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One creative team of researchers studied what would happen if dispensers were hung over patients' beds on a trapeze-bar apparatus.
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But as hand sanitizer has become harder to find in stores, I would have appreciated more available dispensers throughout the airport.
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Mr. Ohanesian has made a practice of painstakingly re-creating such unremarkable objects as slot machines, paper-towel dispensers, and A.T.M.s.
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On the door of the Blue Colony Diner, next to the quarter candy dispensers, a frayed sticker clings to the glass.
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Normally collectables aren't my thing, but these cheery capsule dispensers were offering Neko Atsume toys—adorable medicine for a turbulent week.
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Smart medication dispensers in the home could automatically upload information to the cloud and alert doctors when patients don't take their medicine.
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That is more than twice as many as in 2005 when the bank turned to drug stores to quickly place cash dispensers.
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Prior to the online launch, you could only get Spectacles from pop-up Snapbot vending machine dispensers and its NYC store. 10.
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Marijuana dispensers in California have created "tasting wheels" and 100-point ratings systems, both based on techniques for describing and marketing wine.
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Even before this legislation, hotels have begun to make the shift toward bulk dispensers, which they say are less wasteful and cheaper.
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Marriott International announced last April that it would replace the individual soap, shampoo and conditioner bottles with bulk dispensers in its showers.
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It's made of brushed aluminum and has a removable vented lid to cover dispensers that squirt 12 different scents into the air.
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There were lengthy queues at banks in New Delhi and Mumbai as people waited in hope that cash dispensers would be refilled.
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As Julie Bort reports, WeWork recently distributed an internal memo warning employees not to put glass-cleaning fluid in the mouthwash dispensers.
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The sensors on toilets, sinks and soap and towel dispensers stopped functioning, leaving people futilely waving their hands in front of them.
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Pat Leahy walked over to one of the many automatic dispensers of foam hand sanitizer that have popped up in the Capitol.
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"Hand gel, for example — it's there but it's not available because sometimes, unfortunately quite often, the dispensers are empty," the worker said.
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McDonald's is currently only seeing supply limits on hand sanitizer and dispensers, and it expects limitations to continue for the foreseeable future.
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His father is an equipment technician for the self-service water-dispensers of Primo Water, which is based in Winston-Salem, N.C.
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The union has also called for the mounting of hand-sanitizer dispensers near galleys and lavatories, for crew and passengers to use.
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Accor (ACCYY) is replacing the plastic toiletries with either wall dispensers or glass, bulk-sized toiletries by the end of the year.
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So buy one of the foaming pump dispensers and then refill it in the future with your own dilution of the normal product.
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Citi had to remove several thousand cash dispensers from its locator app until they were brought up to the bank's standards, Howle said.
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Armed with this knowledge, the restaurant could decide to only give out the sauce upon request, or install in-store dispensers, Kirschner argues.
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Gothamist reports that the Parks Department will install 100 free sunscreen dispensers on city beaches in an effort to help prevent skin cancer.
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The first step should be to train those already providing care, who are often private practitioners, ranging from drug dispensers to dubious healers.
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Among the areas sampled were surfaces such washroom door handles, taps, toilet seats, ATM machines, soap dispensers, escalator rails and pedestrian crossing buttons.
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The Norcross, Georgia-based company said on Monday it sold its business that makes soap dispensers and perfume sprayers for about $1 billion.
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During the fall of 2015, Long and his team put scent dispensers out at 24 stations in places they expected wolverines to visit.
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Several guests enviously eyed the free-standing hand sanitizer dispensers placed nearby; hand sanitizers have been as rare as white truffles these days.
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At McDonald's, for example, operators have increased the number of hand-sanitizer dispensers at entrances and in the waiting areas of their restaurants.
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The dispensers are scattered across the city's 14-mile beachfront in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, according to the Parks Department.
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McDonald's also says it pre-chills the water and the syrup before it enters its fountain dispensers, and offers a slightly wider straw.
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The company's support team consists of hearing aid dispensers licensed in one or more states to advise customers on their hearing aid needs.
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And as Brent starts pitching us products - "tampon dispensers, urinal lozenges, you name it we've got it" - it's clear he hasn't changed a bit.
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Instead of buying new soap dispensers every month or refilling your cheap version over and over again, make a cute mason jar soap dispenser.
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Alarm bells only rang this month when cash dispensers began running dry in several states, including Andhra Pradesh, Telenghana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar.
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The VW unit expects to have 484 electric vehicle charging stations with more than 2,000 charging dispensers installed or under construction by July 1.
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They also said Chipotle is cutting unnecessary costs by switching to napkin dispensers that reduce waste and being more efficient with food and labor.
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According to officials in Brookhaven, Long Island, the so-called pen dispensers were actually doling out crack pipe kits, ABC 7 New York reports.
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On Thursday, huge automated dispensers started popping up in Singapore handing out kits to help people test their reaction time, vision and hearing ability.
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The VW unit expects to have 484 electric vehicle charging stations with more than 2,000 charging dispensers installed or under construction by July 1.
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He uses tape dispensers of a specific make (Tesa), which don't cut with serrated edges, and he signs his work with Cretacolor 240B pencils.
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He brought in candy dispensers and his own pool table and told some reporters he wanted the paper to focus more on celebrity coverage.
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The proposal takes its inspiration from similar programs in Miami Beach and Boston, which provide public sunscreen dispensers paid for mostly by nongovernmental organizations.
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Some dispensers doled out excessive amounts, leaving workers to clean up surplus sunscreen from park benches, trash cans and even statues, Mr. Woods said.
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These FDA regulations required the involvement of professionals, such as hearing-aid dispensers, audiologists, or physicians, in the provision of hearing aids to consumers.
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Japan also has a network of ubiquitous vending machines and meal ticket dispensers that relies on cash and cannot be replaced or upgraded overnight.
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He estimated it could cost about $70 for each of the 500,000 hotel rooms in California to be transformed to accommodate multi-use dispensers.
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Ivy Urban Apothecary bath products in eco-friendly wall-mounted dispensers seemed another subtle reference to the iconic ballpark ivy on the outfield walls.
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Many major hotel chains, including Marriott and Intercontinental, have already made the switch to dispensers or larger bottles meant only for in-room use.
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Those convenient aerosol dispensers, in addition to being a total rip-off, spew chemicals all across the sand, where the tide scoops them up.
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She chose stackable baby formula dispensers because the category didn't seem to have much competition, and found a supplier in China to manufacture them.
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So far, Short Edition, the French community publisher behind the idea, has set up more than 30 story dispensers all over the United States.
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The shampoo and conditioner dispensers were both empty — our sole disappointment with the hotel and a potential grooming catastrophe after a day spent swimming.
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Namely, dispensers that can survive graffiti, vandalism and bad weather; can be placed on crowded sidewalks without being knocked over; and won't impede pedestrians.
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Take, for example, pill reminder devices—apps, or computer-enhanced pill dispensers that are meant to help seniors remember when to take which medications.
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Dispensers are scheduled to be placed in 800 schools with an initial cost of $3.7 million and a yearly upkeep cost of $1.9 million.
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All of the US military's roughly 3,000 fighters feature these dispensers—meaning that, in theory, all 3,000 fighters are potential hosts for Perdix drones.
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Hard Rock Hotel and Casino decided last week to remove the liquor dispensers and hopes to "provide more tranquility for guests," GM Erica Lopez said.
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Image: GettyHand sanitizer is a constant presence in modern life, from your purse to your office desk to the automatic dispensers in airports and classrooms.
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The reality star uses all shapes and sizes to store snacks, nuts, cereal, and more (she's especially fond of their POP jars and cereal dispensers).
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The proposed law, which would go into effect in 2023, would instead encourage hotels to provide the products in bulk dispensers to reduce plastic waste.
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In rural India 233-274% are to "informal providers", including traditional healers, drug dispensers and people who served apprenticeships with doctors but did not qualify.
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Researchers set up complimentary sunscreen dispensers at 10 information booths at the Minnesota State Fair, which typically draws more than 1.7 million attendees each August.
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Collectors can hope to sell their individual Pez dispensers for a couple of dollars on eBay, and whole collections could only be worth slightly more.
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Nonetheless, the managers of the pilot program were given another year to work out the kinks, along with a less viscous sunscreen and better dispensers.
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Ms Yeah, real name Zhou Xiao Hui, teaches her 7.5 million subscribers to cook with items like bottles, clothes irons, water dispensers, and space heaters.
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His mom, who calls herself Trini after her parents' home country, even though she's never been there, is a security guard who collects Pez dispensers.
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White-tiled everything with black design detailing created a clean, classic feel; bath dispensers full of EO organic products in oatmeal and honey felt luxurious.
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The bubbly text that communicates our simplistic if best defense against a rapidly spreading virus also comes with adorably animated soap dispensers and cartoon germs.
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The dispensers sit on the conference table at business meetings, to ensure that no firm handshake goes without a small reminder: Have you disinfected lately?
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The Suffolk County Police Department says the dispensers have been removed and they are asking for the public's help to identify who set them up.
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I have waged war on Hippie Punchers and Very Serious People — the loathers of the left and dispensers of stale Washington wisdom — my whole career.
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It's Day 3 of the World Championship Punkin Chunkin 2016, a post-Halloween charity showdown featuring medieval war machines repurposed as long distance dispensers of squash.
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But Lopez added the decision to remove the dispensers was made independently and not as a result of the two deaths that happened at the resort.
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The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Punta Cana, where two of the deaths occurred, said Sunday it would remove liquor dispensers from guest room minibars.
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In March, New York City Councilwoman Julissa Ferreras-Copeland announced an initiative to expand a pilot program that installs free feminine hygiene product dispensers in schools.
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Plus, Funko recently announced new Office pez dispensers — including a hilarious one of "Prison Mike" — which you can preorder now and expect to ship in December.
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This year, forget fussing with yards of paper and finicky tape dispensers, and try this incredibly simple wrapping option from celebrity party planner Marcy Blum instead.
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Think about it: people using the bathroom are unlikely to touch any other seat covers besides the one they're using — the dispensers are designed that way.
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Instead of rich pork and chicken broths, udon soups are traditionally flavored with bonito (smoked and salted fish) and kombu (seaweed), both dispensers of natural umami.
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In the early 2000s, fire marshals began requiring hospitals to remove or relocate dispensers because hand sanitizers contain at least 60 percent alcohol, making them flammable.
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We packed plenty of plastic bags — Susan's last Zumba class, instead of granola bars, happened to offer free dispensers full of them — and did our part.
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Airlines are setting up their own hand sanitizer dispensers at places like check-in counters and gates in addition to the ones the airports are installing.
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How to Modernize Subway Cars • Use driverless trains; • Install power outlets (lots of them); • Unleash robotic cleaners on trains; • Add hand sanitizer dispensers; • Create quiet cars.
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Refrigerators with dispensers in the fresh-food, refrigerator-side compartment are more prone to problems, Hood said, because they're fighting an uphill battle against warmer temperatures.
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At the airport he saw no disinfection being carried out and only a few random places like a Starbucks had put out liquid hand sanitizer dispensers.
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After the birth of Myla, now 1, "I think I had symptoms of depression," said Ms. Porter, who has worked as a telemarketer selling sanitizer dispensers.
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Most people probably don't want any of these refrigerators anymore when you can purchase top-grade ones with temperature control drawers and ice and water dispensers.
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In 2015, two guests at an Atlanta Marriott filmed a now-viral video that documented the soap dispensers in the hotel's bathroom not working for black customers.
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In a smaller-scale initiative, Marriott (MAR) announced in 2018 it was replacing miniature-sized plastic toiletries with bulk-sized dispensers at 1,500 hotels in North America.
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Though it sounds incomprehensible, and the specific cause of Burger's death hasn't been confirmed, serious injury due to whipped cream dispensers is not unheard of in France.
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Ciao by the Beach, the site of many noise complaints last summer, is now the Arbor, a Mediterranean-style restaurant that serves wines from high-tech dispensers.
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For those who like vino, there's a self-serve area with wine dispensers featuring California wines from vintners such as Buehler, Justin Hope, Oberon, and Dutton Goldfield.
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The Founders never imagined that a few platforms could become such powerful dispensers of news and information or that social mobs could force employers to fire people.
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Hotel industry officials say the tiny bottles that squeeze out thick lashings of shampoo, conditioner and body lotions are slowly being replaced by wall-mounted, refillable dispensers.
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"The sunscreen dispensers installed and maintained by N.Y.C. Parks provide a visual reminder for New Yorkers to lather up and protect themselves against skin cancer," she said.
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By that time, she had lost her place in the site's all-important search rankings, and was stuck with 600 stackable baby formula dispensers in her garage.
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They're designed to fit in the refrigerator, though if you have a smaller fridge you might have to put one of the larger dispensers on your countertop.
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It even comes with a roll of 20 bag dispensers, so you have easy access to clean up tools when your pup leaves some, err, *things* behind.
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Now the authorities in Beijing are fighting back, going so far as to install high-tech toilet paper dispensers equipped with facial recognition software in several restrooms.
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The road is well maintained, too, with gas stations along the way advertising hot water dispensers, essential for locals who go nowhere without their yerba mate tea.
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Patrons can choose from several burger styles, and then get to watch their bun sliced and toasted as a conveyor belt slides it beneath dispensers for other fixins.
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One study from 1996, in which 103 women were given electronic pill dispensers that monitored what they'd taken, found that they missed 2.6 pills per month on average.
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Through the Service Partner One app, a range of services can be booked, including office cleaning, delivery of fruit and beverages, coffee machines, water dispensers, and office supplies.
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Social media users were quick to mock Apple's AirPods when they were first unveiled back in September, calling them electric toothbrush heads and their containers, dental floss dispensers.
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The proposal by the comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, calls for a system of dispensers, installed at the city's parks, pools and beaches, that would dole out free sunscreen.
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In Miami Beach, 50 dispensers on city beaches and in parks pump out an SPF 30 lotion infused with sea kelp supplied by a private company, Destination Brands.
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That includes the station, two dispensers, one trailer filling point, a car conversion center, an office building, gas compression and processing equipment, and the conversion of two generators.
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Cameras, hair traps and dispensers were placed a minimum of four metres up trees to account for the massive snowpack that would accumulate over the next eight months.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Three dispensers which print free short stories will be installed around London's Canary Wharf this week, the company that runs the financial district said on Wednesday.
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"The councilwoman wants all New York City public schools to have the free dispensers because when New York City leads, others follow," says Lillian Zepada, Ferreras-Copeland's spokesperson.
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Coca-Cola tried to work its way into consumers' kitchens four years ago, when it bought a large stake in Keurig Green Mountain, which makes countertop drinks dispensers.
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Every Broadway theater was equipped with hand sanitizer dispensers in the lobby, and cleaning and disinfecting has "significantly increased" in public areas and backstage, the trade association said.
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Some said soap dispensers in their schools were empty, even though public health officials say hand-washing is a key way to slow the spread of the virus.
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A coroner's report determined the college student died of asphyxiation from inhaling nitrous oxide from a whippit: a small canister of the gas used in whipped cream dispensers.
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The goal, according to the bill, is to encourage the use of bulk dispensers of personal care products in order to reduce plastic waste and lower operating costs.
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Your space marine rejected every attempt by his off-screen quest dispensers to get him to comply with their orders and advance the story that was being told.
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Soap dispensers were selected, in part, by how fast they dispensed liquid, and hand driers by how quiet they were — so as not to drown out the music.
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VINYL STYLE * PEZ CANDY - DISPENSERS WILL BE SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN U.S. & CANADA BY FUNKO, WHO WILL LICENSE PEZ NAME FOR NEW LAUNCH Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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And, in some serendipitous collision of all things cute, affordable, and beneficial, Amazon's number-one best selling pet water fountain is, indeed, one of these picturesque floral water dispensers.
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Newspapers in India report that many poor Indians are afraid to go banks or cash dispensers because they think they will be asked to hand over all their savings.
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The organization would prefer that beverage makers like Coca-Cola "expand its use of new delivery methods such as Freestyle dispensers and self-serve water stations with reusable containers."
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In 2015, it paid a $10.6 million dividend to its largest customer — a pharmacy that was one of the nation's largest dispensers of Subsys, a highly-addictive fentanyl spray.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. It's hard to remember a time before the hiss and pop of nitrous oxide dispensers—or whippits—soundtracked every British social gathering.
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This is a place where my son has dug for red potatoes, harvested apples, petted goats and fed chickens from the grain dispensers conveniently set up outside the henhouses.
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The shift, which includes the move to bulk-sized dispensers for amenities, is meant to reduce waste and is expected to be completed by 2021, The Washington Post reported.Overall,
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It is a sort of MMO, after all, and things can only get so dramatic before the major characters must resume their role as quest givers and reward dispensers.
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The kiosk features six ballpark scents — hot dogs, popcorn, beer, grass, cola and the mitt — in separate push-button dispensers installed at a height accessible to residents in wheelchairs.
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Combining bare-below-the-elbows white attire, more frequently washed, and with more conveniently placed hand sanitizers — including wearable sanitizer dispensers — could help reduce the spread of harmful bacteria.
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Such a machine would be the first of its kind to deliver the convenience of one-cup dispensers, such as Keurig and Nespresso's coffee machines, but for alcoholic beverages.
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Since the first modern vending machines began dishing out gum and postcards in the late 19th Century, coin-operated dispensers have supplied cupcakes, beetles, cigarettes, and even hypodermic needles.
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Since the first modern vending machines began dishing out gum and postcards in the late 19th Century, coin-operated dispensers have supplied cupcakes, beetles, cigarettes, and even hypodermic needles.
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I am talking about all the weird shit we have decided it's OK to do to watermelons — turning them into drink dispensers and skinning them for party tricks, for example.
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Google, meanwhile, has housed speakers in all sorts of physical forms, quite a few of which resemble restroom scent dispensers — what could it be trying to distract people from noticing?
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That, plus the producers' eternal fear of the trinket-dispensers paying their movie no heed if it doesn't at least look like an epic (call it Dances With Wolves syndrome).
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Image: Monik Markus/FlickrIn our eventual feminist utopia, birth control will be available in vending machines, water parks, and even those lip-gloss-and-tampon dispensers in movie theater bathrooms.
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Although this finding is thought to be unrelated to the norovirus outbreak, health officials replaced those sinks with dispensers of hand sanitizer "as an additional precaution," according to NBC News.
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In the wake of several mysterious deaths of American tourists in the Dominican Republic, the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino is removing their liquor dispensers from minibars in guest rooms.
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The Useless Duck Company—who have previously made chainsaw toilet paper dispensers and door locks that definitely aren't for masturbating—claim to have hacked the accelerometer in a Nexus smartphone.
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" And on its website, it promised, "There will be unlimited free water, misting fans, shaded areas, heat relief tents, sunscreen dispensers and ice stations all weekend-long at OZY Fest.
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This study in shapes — cylindrical mustard and ketchup dispensers arrayed like sentries around bowls of relish and onions — is enlivened by the saturated, almost electrified reds and yellows Kodachrome produces.
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And the company is also helping makers of washing machines, pet food dispensers and other products design them so that the products themselves can automatically order replenishments on their own.
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SEATTLE — It has become a tech industry cliché to describe new on-demand businesses as "Ubers for X" — with X being anything from furniture movers to dispensers of medical marijuana.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)This is a story about how life could end for many of us: at home surrounded by high-tech sensors, voice assistants and automated pill dispensers.
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The produce simulation, for example, the first lesson ever built, presented managerial trainees with a disorganized "wet wall," the row of fresh vegetables topped with misters and plastic bag dispensers.
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To win favor with Beijing, local officials have tried to outgun one another with newfangled latrines, many equipped with flat-screen televisions, Wi-Fi and facial-recognition toilet paper dispensers.
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Expect cheap sake — 200 yen a glass (about $1.85) from the decades-old self-serve dispensers on the counter — and snacks like tuna sashimi or piping-hot ebi (shrimp) tempura.
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At his home in Newark recently, Mr. Booker gleefully displayed some of his memorabilia, including a set of "Star Trek" PEZ dispensers and the "Star Trek Encyclopedia" from his bookcase.
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The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino resort in Punta Cana, where two American tourists were found dead, is removing liquor dispensers from guest room minibars, resort general manager Erica Lopez said.
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These products had thousands of positive unverified reviews, often posted in quick succession, and The Guardian notes that they occasionally included text that referred to entirely separate products like soap dispensers.
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To tackle low condom use, activists have teamed up with restaurants and shops to set up dispensers with free condoms in the capital Manila which users can locate through an app.
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Tillmans takes still-lifes, and I was reminded of one composed from half-smoked packs of Gauloises, decks of Post-it notes, and tape dispensers scattered between computer monitors and plants.
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InterContinental Hotels Group, which includes Holiday Inn and Kimpton brands, announced in July that it would offer toiletries in bulk-size dispensers in all 800,000 of its hotel rooms by 2021.
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That musky scent (mixed with a little castor oil and a touch of anise) emanates from dispensers installed at Long's winter research sites throughout the North Cascades Mountains in Washington State.
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The company is also launching a new version of the Dasani PureFill water dispensers, which allow people fill their own bottles or cups with Dasani products, including flavored and sparkling waters.
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The luxury cruise line Lindblad Expeditions uses refillable dispensers for soap, shampoo and other liquid products on all of its ships, including the upcoming National Geographic Endurance, launching in April 2020.
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Several IHG brands already offer bulk bathroom amenities, including the high-end Six Senses Hotels Resorts Spas, which IHG acquired earlier this year, where bathrooms are fitted with refillable ceramic dispensers.
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McGillivray is the 38-year-old chief executive of Dynamic, a maker of molds for the mass production of small plastic and metal parts, from 3M Scotch-tape dispensers to bullets.
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The lawsuits, which claim that drugmakers, distributors and dispensers misled customers about the risks of addiction from opioids, have been consolidated in an action pending in U.S. District Court in Cleveland.
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Since they first launched in 2009, the dispensers have been delivering almost 200 drink varieties, including dozens that aren't sold in store, such as orange Diet Coke and raspberry-peach Mellow Yellow.
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The decision to remove the dispensers was made independently and not as a result of the two deaths that happened at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino at Punta Cana, Lopez added.
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Her wooden desk looked on TV as if it were designed by Toys "R" Us, with a collection of action figures, PEZ dispensers, and Koosh balls that she flung into the audience.
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Water filter pitchers and dispensers: This is the easiest water filtration option because all that's required of you is filling up the reservoir and letting the water filter down into the container.
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The audience commends the elegant design of Apple iFuel dispensers and H2 cartridges — ignoring the fact that Apple will now make an estimated $85 a year per consumer to refuel their devices.
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It's not enough that e-cigarettes have been blowing up in people's faces or may give you something called "popcorn lung"—now the glowing nicotine dispensers could be giving you cancer, too.
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As reported by the National Air and Space Museum, rations were increased to 2,800 calories per day and hot water dispensers were installed so meals no longer had to be room temperature.
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That's because people have been taking so much toilet paper that the UNESCO World Heritage Site operators decided enough was enough, and installed facial recognition dispensers at its toilets, local reports said.
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Wisconsin's Dane County recently passed a resolution introduced by Board Supervisor Heidi Wegleitner that would make menstrual products readily available through coin-free dispensers in eight country buildings, including its correctional facility.
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When asked, employees were able to point to where people might find hand sanitizer or bathrooms to wash their hands in an area of the park where dispensers seemed to be scarce.
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But now work happens all the time, deceptively, under an aesthetic pretense of wellness — the white walls, the dispensers of cucumber water, the blond wood, the furniture arranged to facilitate healthy sociality.
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Serve-yourself dispensers for 236 cereals, more than 73 possible toppings, several milks, a menu of preset combinations, Pop-Tarts and fried chicken with freshly baked Homemade Eggo waffles are on offer.
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The room was a pleasant surprise: Ikea minimalism, high ceilings, flat-screen TV. In the blazingly bright white bathroom, we found decent towels, a hair dryer and dispensers for shampoo and soap.
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After a while, seeing people in masks and the temperature checks and the large dispensers of hand sanitizer everywhere started to feel like a comfort — everyone wanted to keep each other safe.
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NESTLE Nestle, which sells Vittel, Perrier and S.Pellegrino, has expanded the use of returnable containers, water dispensers and products made with recycled plastic, including Valvert water in Belgium with 100% recycled material.
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And for those of us who can't afford to buy a pet cam or remote long-distance treat and dispensers, DogTV on Youtube can bring you some peace of mind for free.
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Two of the dispensers were found on public right-of-ways; the third makeshift machine was found outside the Fairfield Apartments on Route 112, according to CNN affiliate News 12 Long Island.
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After hiring a coach to help her navigate how the world's largest online marketplace works, she set up listings from her home office in Reston, Virginia, selling dispensers for $224 a pack.
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His domestic interventions were commercial flourishes like Borax soap dispensers, electric hand dryers, an intercom and a pedal-controlled water fountain installed to eliminate the need for water glasses at the table.
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Amtrak has spiffed up tired old restrooms at Pennsylvania Station, the busiest transportation hub in the Western Hemisphere, with new terrazzo floors, sleek gray stalls and hands-free faucets and soap dispensers.
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Water filter pitchers and dispensers: This is the easiest water filtration option because all that's required of you is filling up the reservoir and letting the water filter down into the container.
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U.S. packaging group Westrock's soap dispensers and perfume sprayers unit has attracted private equity interest from investors such as CCMP Capital or Goldman Sachs' private equity arm, people familiar with that deal said.
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The post was a reminder to French consumers that many defective cream siphons remain on the market despite a massive recall of Ard'Time dispensers in 2013—the same brand allegedly used by Burger.
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While we've all known Wrench to get out of hand every now and again (RIP those soap dispensers), he's still the one guy who keeps us all connected and stays in the know.
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When his father insisted on installing electric hand-dryers and Borax soap dispensers in the bathrooms of their home, his mother agreed, provided their decorator could enamel them in pink and turquoise pastels.
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A 2011 study, for instance, found fecal bacteria on public bathroom flush handles as well as skin-related bacteria, including staphylococci and streptococci, on bathroom doors, stall doors, faucet handles and soap dispensers.
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There are meticulous protocols for dozens of procedures, right down to the approved method for refilling the anti-bacterial solution in hand-sanitizer dispensers, which are now omnipresent in locker and weight rooms.
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Broadway theaters are taking numerous steps to reduce the risk of infection: cleaning seats and surfaces more frequently, installing more hand-sanitizer dispensers, providing new cups for drink refills and eliminating backstage tours.
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With that on, I take my outfit picture, change into comfies, clean up some fun puke piles my cat left me along with his litter box, and check his food and water dispensers.
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While they have become often out of order and otherwise neglected in recent years, dispensers for hand sanitizer are still found in most public buildings at their entrances and dotted along their hallways.
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In addition, bathrooms in two dozen stations have recently been targeted for deep cleanings and overdue repairs, and upgraded with "vandal-proof fixtures" such as bolted-in toilet paper holders and soap dispensers.
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Brita pitchers and dispensers are on sale for Amazon's deal of the day right now, giving you a simple, affordable solution that you can pop in your fridge or set on your counter.
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Even so, the Hard Rock hotel in Punta Cana announced changes on Friday in response to concerns over the deaths of its guests, saying it would remove the liquor dispensers from its rooms.
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The goal is to allow products like water pitchers, computer printers and pet food dispensers automatically to order related, necessary items from Amazon without a human lifting a finger (after a one-time setup).
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Apparently so many people were stealing toilet paper from the bathrooms at the famous tourist site that authorities felt the need to install toilet paper dispensers equipped with facial recognition, according to the BBC.
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Toting a canvas bag with the handwritten message "Against Nazis," she checks train stations, condom machines, cigarette dispensers, playgrounds, lampposts and alleyways in search of banned Nazi symbols, anti-immigrant catchphrases and political stickers.
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The cafeteria next door boasts industrial refrigerators stocked with cases of beer, cabinets with bagels and cereal, and, on one wall, a set of glass dispensers that hold an assortment of nuts and candy.
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Turns out, Pez originated in 20th-century Austria, where it was marketed to adults as an alternative to smoking (hence why those iconic dispensers look a lot like cigarette lighters, character heads not included).
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And — although it's a relatively quick and simple process — there are a number of different types of aerators available, from simple handheld designs all the way to modern electric units with built-in dispensers.
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The reason the condom machines never ran out was because there was a condom fairy who roamed around with a knapsack full of condoms with the sole purpose of keeping the condom dispensers stocked.
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Acknolwegde complaints and "protect the company's legal interests"The internal memo seen by Business Insider does not mention specific incidents of mouthwash dispensers being filled with cleaning fluid instead of the traditional blue gargle.
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Only 8 percent of survey respondents reported that tampon and pad dispensers in public bathrooms work all the time, a wholly unsurprising fact to anyone who has ever been in a public women's bathroom.
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Once installation of dispensers is complete, a total of 11,600 girls in 25 public middle and high schools will have access to free menstrual products in the girls' bathrooms by the end of March.
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From duck decoys and hood ornaments to limited-edition sneakers and Pez candy dispensers, offbeat collectibles attract the eye of investors who crave tangible assets they can appreciate and that ... well, appreciate in value.
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FEMA issued an "urgent" contract for a total of four portable toilets (with hand sanitizer dispensers inside), four hand-washing stations and two 300-gallon holding tanks for two agency staging areas in California.
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Eargo's chief executive, Christian Gormsen, argues that this makes more sense than the current model he describes as "archaic," where dispensers are licensed by state-level boards and can only operate within their state.
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When it launched its design-your-own-flavor soda dispensers, Coca-Cola handed over the keys to its customers, letting them add a shot of flavor — say raspberry or vanilla or lemon — to any drink.
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Since high school, I'd been working at small-town restaurants — in waitstaff jobs that involved clogged sinks, deep-fat fryers and sweet-tea dispensers in my home county, one of the poorest in North Carolina.
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AddArmor, a company that produces advanced armoring technology, built the Executive Escalade with European B6 ballistic armoring (which it says can withstand high-powered rifle rounds) as well as "counterattack" capabilities, like pepper spray dispensers.
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As William Bastone detailed recently in the Smoking Gun, Trump proudly unveiled the lavish cars, complete with Italian leather upholstery, liquor dispensers, TVs, and paper shredders, at a trade show in Atlantic City in 1988.
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Yoko Ono's "Air Dispensers" consists of plastic capsules of, yes, air in 25 cent-machines; Alex Israel's "Self-Portrait (Lapel Pin)" is a container full of shamelessly self-promotional enamel pins depicting the artist's face.
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An official at the Temple of Heaven, who would not give her name, said the facial recognition dispensers there were on trial, and if judged a success, would be placed in all the park's toilets.
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After checking in, I made my way to the elevators, taking time to purchase a tiny print from one of the vintage cigarette machines converted into art dispensers, six of which are scattered throughout the property.
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Knickknacks, empty food dispensers, crumpled papers, and corporate guidebooks litter the rooms and work spaces, while text chains and emails wait to be discovered in computers that, for all their futuristic features, lack two-step verification.
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That could soon change, however; the FDA has drafted new regulations that would ban the sales of nicotine-vapor dispensers to minors, and sent its final rule over to the White House for review in October.
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The station features a small sign tucked beneath the center of the four aligned dispensers, requesting patrons take the pin they most identify with and begin a conversation about their relationship to Pilsen and its gentrification.
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The Canary Wharf Group said it was prompted to install the dispensers after a survey it conducted found that 36 percent of UK adults had given up on at least one book in the last year.
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"Additional steps have been taken that include an expanded, detailed cleaning throughout all areas of the arena and an increase in the number of hand sanitizer dispensers available to all," the team said in a statement.
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In the first video, filmed earlier that week, the handicapped and women's port-a-potties were padlocked, while unlocked facilities looked dirty, with piles of used toilet paper crowding the seats and empty hand sanitizer dispensers.
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"We're not in the 5003s anymore, where everyone works 9 to 5 and eats at the same time every night," Applestone said by way of explanation even though these glorious meat dispensers need no such thing.
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WARSAW, March 13 (Reuters) - Banknotes may be running low at some Polish dispensers because of an increase in withdrawals, but there is plenty of cash available to prevent any shortages, Poland's central bank said on Friday.
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The move is part of an industry-wide shift, according to the Washington Post, which notes that InterContinental Hotels Group took similar steps in July, while Hyatt is instituting the bulk dispensers at particular test properties.
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But by 2016 the wheel had spun hard the other way: now it was the neo-fascist strongman who held the microphone and an army of anonymous dirty-joke dispensers who helped put him in office.
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Customers who don't want to fumble around in their wallet for their A.T.M. card — or who have misplaced it for the umpteenth time — will soon be able to unlock cash dispensers' coffers by using their phone.
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These range from basic pill boxes with an alarm that goes off when it's time to take them, all the way to internet-connected "smart dispensers" that look more like a SodaStream than a medicine cabinet.
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That money would go to migration subsidies that, for whatever reason, don't make a difference when distributed in that way, instead of to other, better programs like Evidence Action's Dispensers for Safe Water or Deworm the World.
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The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino has removed all liquor dispensers from guest rooms, following two deaths at its hotel in Punta Cana as well, though the hotel emphasized that the decision was made independent of the deaths.
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Its creation story, which involved the founder wanting to help his fiancée trade Pez dispensers with like-minded collectors, has only the flimsiest link to human connection — and is in any case a myth invented by publicists.
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In Opening Night, the scent came and went like a gust of wind twice during the 75-minute show, misted into the space by scent dispensers attached to silent fans controlled by an app, according to Kurkdjian.
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The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino removed liquor dispensers from its Dominican Republic guest rooms in June amid an investigation into several tourist deaths in the country that may have been alcohol-related, according to USA Today.
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" After reports emerged that some travelers had fallen sick after taking a drink from their rooms' minibars, the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino announced it would be removing the liquor dispensers from all rooms because of "guest feedback.
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Researchers at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health tested e-liquids in vapers' refilling dispensers from 56 Baltimore-area daily e-cigarette users for a study published Wednesday in the peer-reviewed journal Environmental Health Perspectives.
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News Corp was accused of monopolizing the U.S. market for in-store promotion services, where it acts as a middleman to help companies promote goods through coupon dispensers, electronic signs, end-of-aisle displays and shopping cart ads.
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More and more cities across the US are coming to terms with the risks of sun exposure, and have started providing free sunscreen dispensers and other preventative measures to ensure that even its most disadvantaged citizens are safe.
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Those include codes inside the instruction manual for six different Lego sets, on McDonald's Happy Meal bags and cups, on licensed clothes at H&M and toys at Walmart and Toys'R'Us, and Pez dispensers featuring Angry Birds characters.
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Led by Save the Children and campaign group LoveYourself, which promotes HIV awareness, the Safe Spaces project has set up 30 dispensers in Manila so far and aims to expand to 150 locations across the country this year.
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Coca-Cola is also going to be rolling out more Dasani PureFill water dispensers (fancy water fountains) for its corporate installations as an expansion of its Coca-Cola Freestyle mix and match soda dispensing products, the company said.
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The brainchild of Scottish inventor Shepherd-Barron, the first ATM (automated teller machine) was opened on June 27, 1967 at a branch of Barclays bank in Enfield, north London, the first of six cash dispensers commissioned by the bank.
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Nestle, the bottled water market leader, is also considering a machine for the home with filters, flavors and fizz that would be a smaller version of its Refill+ dispensers being rolled out in cafeterias, hotels and offices this year.
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NEW YORK, Nov 100 (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc has plugged into tens of thousands of outside vendors' cash dispensers across the United States this year, part of a plan to cut costs and entice customers after closing hundreds of branches.
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I could've stood behind the refrigerated lines at Jamba Juice or Cold Stone Creamery, but pulling shots of espresso—in those days, with a legit La Marzocco machine, not the digitally calibrated dispensers they use nowadays—somehow felt cooler, moodier.
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The theater industry had been hoping to avoid mass closings, taking steps to reduce the risk of infection by adding hand sanitizer dispensers, more frequently cleaning seats, barring backstage visits and stage door interactions and even soda refills in used cups.
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Collectors of clocks and watches — a tad more common than Pez dispensers and duck decoys — have, of course, their own organization: the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, which owns and operates the National Watch & Clock Museum in Columbia, Pennsylvania.
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It loaded the bomblets into a new generation of guided "stand-off" glide bombs for the Navy and made the old airdropped dispensers like the ones used at As Salman more accurate by fitting them with GPS-guided tail kits.
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So-called pet tech — yes, it's a thing — includes automatic treat dispensers, surveillance cameras embedded with laser pointers to remotely play with your pets, and apps that connect you with a dog walker or sitter with the tap of a button.
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Yet when porcelain production boomed in 18th-century Europe, aristocrats drank beer from delicate ceramic tankards and poured wine from dispensers adorned with intricate details that could have been easily snapped off by someone too many drinks past his limit.
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Click here to view original GIFArtist Constantine Zlatev, working with Kostadin Ilov, a computer scientist at UC Berkeley, has come up with a clever way to repurpose old weapons as candy dispensers so that they only pose a risk to a perfect smile.
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"We came across these odor-sanitizing dispensers that you've probably seen at a hotel or the gym: They go off on a timer, there's a burst of mist, and a few minutes later you smell lavender or vanilla bean," Cornelison told me.
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The misleadingly thin towels made of bamboo fibers (to reduce energy during laundry) were absorbent and all the toiletries from the hotel's own natural Ablu Botanica line were in large dispensers so we didn't have to worry about squeezing out any last drops.
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Seattle Tacoma airport said it has installed 119 hand sanitizer dispensers in and around the terminal including in garage areas where ride-share passengers wait, at rental car bus stops and on the sky bridges that connect the terminal and the parking garage.
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By then, too, three trucks were out resurfacing the path, one to brush away any remaining snow, another to spray water and a third to tamp down snow alleys at the edges used by dog walkers and posted with plastic bag dispensers.
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Water still courses through streams and seeps into aquifers, bees still pollinate our roof-deck zucchini plants, and an inestimable number of raccoons and opossums thrive in perpetual gratitude for our uniquely human habit of throwing garbage into convenient dispensers lining the sidewalks.
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Retailers like Daiso, Animi Causa, Monkey Business, and Amazon devote entire sections of their online marketplace to selling cutesy versions of household goods, from otter-shaped tape dispensers to kitty-cat key holders — and kitchen supplies are a big part of that.
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Short Edition, a French community publisher of short-form literature, has installed more than 30 story dispensers in the United States in the past year to deliver fiction at the push of a button at restaurants and universities, government offices and transportation hubs.
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Though Mr. Bloomberg has a reputation for concerning himself with details as small as the on-air gestures of Bloomberg's television presenters and how the paper towel dispensers in the company's offices are labeled, Mr. Micklethwait said he had no difficulties with his boss.
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If you're struggling with a messy pigment or a crumbled eye shadow, makeup artist Kristofer Buckle recommends buying empty paint dispensers (yes, the ones you used during arts and crafts as a kid) from the craft store and pouring one shade into each compartment.
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Earlier this year toilets near the Temple of Heaven, one of Beijing's biggest tourist draws, were fitted with facial-recognition systems designed to prevent thieves from absconding with its loo roll (the technology prevents toilet-paper dispensers from serving each visitor more than once).
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Inspired by the mobile game Pokemon Go, campaigners in the Philippines are using a smartphone app to send users to locations with condom dispensers in a bid to promote safe sex and break stigma to fight a worsening HIV epidemic.
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Sure, the roads were dusty (I lost my voice due to dust inhalation), and, yeah, the lake was murky—but the fish were alive, water dispensers were plentiful, and you could travel around the venue via the "Trippin' Trolley," driven by the Scrub Care Unit.
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Marriott International, the world's largest hotel chain, will replace those little plastic bottles of shampoo, conditioner and bath gel with larger bottles (for its luxury chains), or wall-mounted dispensers (for lower-priced brands), in hotels worldwide by the end of 2020, AP reports.
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"Everything old is new again," said Andrew Nurkin, the deputy director of enrichment and civic engagement at the Free Library of Philadelphia, which is one of the libraries that got funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to install the dispensers.
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Rolls of stretch wrap I know we talked about the best moving supplies already, but the last time I moved, I fell in love with stretch wrap — especially the kind on these little roller dispensers that you can get at any hardware store (or online).
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Those dingy, unappealing spaces — often with broken door latches, paper towel dispensers that have long ago run out of towels, and floors that look they like they are in dire need of cleaning — have often been the option of last resort for many frequent travelers.
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The ten minutes I watched were of a man talking about concealed carry while sitting in front of an American flag, some cop/military paraphernalia, a set of Pez dispensers in the shape of the founding fathers, a Charlton Heston doll, and a bottle of hot sauce.
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These standards dictate minimum corridor width, the spacing of beds, the number of parking spaces, elevator size, building ventilation, electrical wiring, plumbing, floor tiling, the size of patient recovery rooms, the presence of hand-washing fixtures in bathrooms and the availability of liquid or foam soap dispensers.
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Dimly lighted, labyrinthine, reeking of Clorox and other odors, the place was no deterrent to the determined fashion flock, which turned out in force — crowding stairs, corridors hung with condom dispensers and dank cabins in each of which a plasticized mattress occupies most of the floor.
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The expanded pilot program Ms. Ferreras-Copeland announced last week to install tampon and pad dispensers in 25 public middle and high schools was estimated to cost $160,000 for a year, including the cost of replenishing the supply of products, according to Ms. Ferreras-Copeland's office.
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Made by French company Short Edition, the vending machines have already generated over 19 million readings of works in locations across France, Hong Kong and the US. The Canary Wharf dispensers will be stationed in Jubilee Place, Churchill Place and Crossrail Place Roof Garden from Thursday.
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Although guests had to press a touch-screen scanner for their fingerprint to enter the park, and put their bags into bins for a security guard to look through, hand sanitizer dispensers at the entrance were not within an arm's reach, but a few feet away.
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With that on in the background, I take pictures of my outfit for my OOTD Instagram, change into comfies, make sure my cat's litter is clean and his water and food dispensers are good, and make a Trader Joe's frozen shakshuka meal with some cheesy potato pancakes.
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The manufacturer, known best for helping create the world's most popular electronics devices predominantly in its Chinese factories, today announced a partnership with a Texas-based company called Briggo, which makes automated coffee dispensers the size of modest mall kiosks mostly for airports and corporate offices.
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The scale and extent of China's business interests are easily visible, whether in a hotel in Rwanda, where the writing on all the fittings, from elevators to shampoo dispensers, is Chinese; or at a roundabout in central Accra, where a crew of Chinese labourers are repairing the road.
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There's science that shows flushing a toilet can spray a mist of poo into the air, that public bathroom surfaces — door handles and soap dispensers — are covered in bacteria from our urine and feces, and that certain types of hand dryers are particularly effective at dispersing all these germs.
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But as far back as November 2130, the Pentagon deployed Air Force variants of C-22012 Hercules cargo planes with dispensers called common launch tubes, or C.L.T.s, to launch a new kind of guided weapon at Somali targets, according to a report released by Amnesty International on March 2130.
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"Some people with larger hands may need a bit more product, and this paper demonstrates that the amount being dispensed in many standard dispensers is not providing the ideal amount of product," said Elaine Larson, professor emerita at the Columbia University School of Nursing in New York City.
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To counter that threat, UPS has chosen to get on board the 210D revolution, and is now looking to offer a service in which UPS will print out plastic parts - anything from nozzles to brackets to prototype soap dispensers or multi-faceted moving parts - around the world and deliver them.
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This bipartisan bill recognizes the important work that many states have undertaken in recent years to improve prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMPs) and provides additional federal resources and incentives to ensure that accurate information is available to providers and dispensers in a timely way to improve clinical outcomes for patients.
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Marriott will also phase out mini-plastic shampoo bottles from 1,500 of its North American hotels, including the brands Courtyard, Fairfield and Residence Inns, to be replaced by wall-mounted dispensers; Marriott's changes are projected to eliminate 10.4 million plastic bottles, accounting for 113,000 pounds of plastic waste per year.
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In an essay for Artforum, Ms Goldin called for the Sacklers to "use their fortune to fund addiction treatment and education": she suggests the family fund the installation of public dispensers of Narcan, a medicine that reverses an overdose, as well as advertising campaigns on the drug's dangers and education programmes for doctors.
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Among the latest gadgets vying for a slice of the estimated $72 billion pet industry, these Wi-Fi-enabled cameras come loaded with features to entertain animals and assuage their absentee owners' guilt, including treat-dispensers, laser-pointing games, and two-way audio that lets you hear and talk to your pet remotely.
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In an email sent to an Insider staffer, Barry's Bootcamp, for example, said it is "adding antibacterial wipe dispensers in every Red Room [Barry's studios], additional hand sanitizer stations at every front desk and in the locker rooms, and are ensuring that our team take important precautions against the spread of germs."
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But they're not foolproof, and the fact remains that pump dispensers are simply the more sanitary option; twist-off jars are cheaper to manufacture, which makes them more appealing from that standpoint, but the concept of spending money on a nice moisturizer only to put my fingers right back in there boggles my mind.
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Over the course of three not-quite-sold-out nights, Mr. Clay did his shtick on everything from erratic electronic soap dispensers (saying that's how the Japanese, but using a racist epithet, "are getting back at us for Hiroshima and Nagasaki") to the White House ("Donny Trump, he stole half my act to become president").
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For $250 million, you can get a 1.08-acre, 6,898-square-foot, 12-bedroom, 21-bathroom Bel Air Enclave mansion with an infinity pool, a bowling alley, a massage parlor, a pop-up theater, a roof that currently houses a helicopter, a wall made of candy dispensers, and a garage that comes with $30 million of cars.
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I'm a big fan of their products and always bring home the Sea Salt shower gel infused with Vitamin E.The shower had large soap, shampoo, and conditioner dispensers attached to the wall, but the tub did not, making for the one drawback that if you wanted to wash your hair, you'd have to do that in the shower.
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The gadgets I'm ranting about are ones that try to convince you to spend more for a relatively inexpensive, readily available product: floss dispensers with proprietary floss (it's just string, people); garbage cans with specialty garbage bags; even a manicure machine that paints each fingernail individually using — wait for it — pods of its proprietary nail polish.
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But for these teensy plastic bottles (smaller than the TSA-mandated 20230 ounces for carry-on liquids), the end times are devastatingly near: Marriott, the world's largest hotel chain, and Intercontinental Hotel Group, which owns a dozen hospitality brands including Holiday Inn and Hotel Indigo, are the latest to replace their tiny toiletries with dispensers or larger bottles.
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Where Varga didn't seem to exist because he'd gamed the system to hide his true identity, Gloria didn't seem to exist (and, indeed, she couldn't get automatic doors or soap dispensers to respond to her and didn't turn up in online search results) because she still believed in a kind of righteousness the world doesn't have as much room for these days.
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These businesses use social media to advertise their product, making tongue-in-cheek allusions to being innocent catering-supply companies selling chargers for whipped cream dispensers, circumventing the legal gray area NOS falls into: It's not illegal to possess or inhale it, but it is illegal to sell it to anyone under 18 if you think he or she is going to inhale it.
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It's also just true that for Martin and me, music-making is a social occasion: Getting the drum line from a high school in Montana to play along to a structure that we made, or getting waste containers from a recycling plant and having those kids drum on them, or having them drum on the riot shield, or having Greg from Deerhoof play plastic tape dispensers.
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The car also features a sound cannon (a loud siren that is heard at a special frequency above police sirens); electric-shock door handles (which give off 120 volts of electricity to shock an intruder if they touch the door); pepper spray dispensers (the nozzles are hidden in the roofline above the doors and spray up to six feet); and barricade-busting bumpers (generally used in SWAT vehicles to thwart attacks).
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As you say, this show has not been subtle about drawing parallels between the FBI and the KGB, and while Stan's message to Henry about not being able to trust anyone is the big emotional parallel, I did find myself chuckling at the fact that neither Stan nor Dennis has any clue how many people work at the FBI, but both sure do have opinions on the soap dispensers and mail robot.
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Sure, she describes herself as a stubborn person who likes to figure out problems — like when she was only a year old she figured out how to pull her socks on easier than her four-year-old brother — but she also points out that there are some things in the world that are poorly designed for people who don't have two hands, like paper towel dispensers that ask people to pull with both hands.
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With this puzzle I discovered that Mr. Begin still makes a great misdirect (I last used him in 2001: "Begin, later in life" = PEACE NOBELIST), Mahatma means "Great soul," the national bird of Trinidad and Tobago (Will's clue), McDonald's actually dishes out over 3 million Happy Meals a day, and decaf coffee dispensers often have orange lids because of the original decaf Sanka's can color (though that didn't make the final clue set).
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