Do you prefer asking a pub or restaurant to use the toilet?
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But you don't use the toilet because ... gravity changes the way it works.
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Whenever I would shower or use the toilet it would just fall down.
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If I need to use the toilet, I'll just go into a shop.
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People shouldn't be embarrassed about having to ask if they can use the toilet.
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The family ventures aboveground on occasion to use the toilet in a nearby shop.
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One woman told me she was given only two minutes to use the toilet.
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All could walk, use transportation services for the disabled and use the toilet without assistance.
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They made me sign a waiver that I wouldn't use the toilet in my next flight.
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" As the crowd laughed, he asked, "When they use the toilet, do they use their mouths?
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I can't find the flush and someone is going to come in and use the toilet.
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" He once proposed charging passengers to use the toilet, and placing higher fares on "fat people.
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What's clear is that everybody knows they should wash their hands after they use the toilet.
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Renters can't just use the toilet as they please — they'll be responsible for its upkeep as well.
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The 82-year-old lives alone, is confined to a wheelchair and cannot use the toilet unaided.
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They don't know how to use the toilet and wash their hands, or are just learning how.
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We couldn't get up, we weren't allowed to use the toilet, so there was no point drinking.
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Yet when most of us use the toilet, we give our sensitive areas the paper towel treatment.
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When he excused himself to use the toilet, he closed the bathroom door and raised his voice.
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The slip allows a bride to pee without sullying her dress, or needing help to use the toilet.
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So if you need another reminder to wash your hands after you use the toilet, consider this it.
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She and the crew left the room and I was prompted to use the toilet on my own.
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"About an hour in to Louis Theroux and chill, my date got up to use the toilet," Smith wrote.
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Shannon can briefly get up to use the toilet, bathe and, on a good day, make herself a meal.
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She said people did not have the freedom to ask guards to use the toilet, or bucket, in another space.
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When she had to use the toilet, she was forced to drag herself across the floor using her broken arm.
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When you have guests over, you don't want to have to do a PowerPoint presentation on how to use the toilet.
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The paper has suggested that the loaded gun was left there after the bodyguard removed his holster to use the toilet.
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Every prisoner was given two minutes a day to use the toilet, and the bucket was emptied only once a day.
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Most advanced countries have things like public restrooms where people have the opportunity to do something like use the toilet without shame.
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But they will be big enough for two people, to accommodate those needing assistance to use the toilet, reported the Asahi Shimbun.
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It's so small that everyone has to get up when a customer at the end of bar wants to use the toilet.
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She still uses a wheelchair in her ranch-style house, but she can stand and transfer to a chair or use the toilet.
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Others have reported not being allowed to shower and being forced to use the toilet in the company of their cellmate, Patton added.
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So on that video, when I finally give in and use the toilet, I don't just see in my eyes the feeling of relief.
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Before you use the toilet, just lift up the lid and spritz your favorite of the three scents in this pack directly into the water.
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"Again?" replied my cellie, Jay, after I asked him to step out for the third time in 90 minutes so l could use the toilet.
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Giacaman has tried to make his shop welcoming for everyone: It carries menorahs, Nativity sets, Arabic calligraphy — and welcomes tourists who need to use the toilet.
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Since they'll eventually use the toilet paper, the analysis is different than if they'd bought something they likely wouldn't use, like a perishable item, he said.
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She said she told the driver to pull over at a gas station so she could use the toilet, and called the police emergency number from there.
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He's currently confined to a wheelchair, needs 24-hour care, and cannot get out of bed, use the toilet, bathe or dress without assistance, the submission says.
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Stopping off to use the toilet on my way to collect my bag, I was struck by a lack of signs requesting that people use water sparingly.
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Despite increased security and CCTV set up to monitor the "goat," an arsonist managed to do the deed when a guard left his post to use the toilet.
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To the Editor: Dr. David A. Kessler's way of thinking reminds me of my grade-school teachers who wouldn't permit excuses from the classroom to use the toilet.
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Supporters of the measures have been unable to point to a single case that justifies the need to legislate where people should be allowed to use the toilet.
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Children are beholden to a strict schedule, including meal and nap times, and parents are unable to leave their children alone even to shower or use the toilet.
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The Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang left the field to use the toilet with less than five minutes to go against Brighton and Hove Albion on Thursday night.
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But, in addition to running to the bathroom to puke when you're hungover, you may also find that you need to use the toilet ASAP to go, you know, poop.
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To use the toilet, visitors only have to pay the $15 museum entrance fee, meaning that, basically, you end up paying more to use the bathroom at a Cheesecake Factory.
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Then, you do your first urine collection and you keep collecting urine throughout the day: 21-hour urine collecting, which is annoying because you can't use the toilet designed for space.
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Aio Aurajet Rail Shower — $168.993 See Details Have you ever gotten up to use the toilet in the middle of the night and briefly wished your bathroom was a happenin' discotheque?
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Near the end of the film, he rushes home to use the toilet, which is shown in an extended bathroom sequence that's set to a score of squeaky farts and percussive poops.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: At Crappuccino&aposs, we know the value of a conveniently placed toilet, so just pass a few bucks to use the toilet and grab a free coffee when you leave.
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It assumes all Americans pee identically (not true), that all newborns use the toilet and that we don't waste any shower water during those sweet, sweet 21 seconds we spend shower peeing.
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Load Up On Optical Illusions If you've ever stuck your leg out of the shower to use the toilet seat as a shaving ledge, you know the struggles that accompany shoebox bathroom life.
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When I realized there was no toilet paper in any of the stalls, I went outside to ask for some and the attendant told me I needed to pay to use the toilet.
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So, unless you want to be swimming in a toxic stew, do us all a favor and use the toilet and shower like a goddamn adult—and make sure your kids do, too.[ACS]
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Workers, mainly Indian women and men, walked out in protest at exploitative and demeaning treatment such as being coerced into working overtime and having to ask to use the toilet, and sought to form a union.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, Smith's step-daughter Dana Gasby, 32, described Smith as a "physically strong toddler who speaks in gibberish," and who sometimes needs to be forced to shower and use the toilet.
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These women find nowhere is safe for them to use the toilet or clean themselves, a risk they must run every day, month after month, while they wait for Greek authorities to process their asylum applications.
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In one Cayuga home, a little girl was found being forced to touch another child's private parts and kiss, and as a result of the traumatic experience, she struggled to eat, drink or use the toilet.
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Sometimes wandering responds to an unmet basic need like human contact, hunger, or thirst; a noisy or confusing environment; or because people are experiencing some type of distress, like pain or the need to use the toilet.
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As I'm pulling down my shorts and underwear to use the toilet, I realize there is practically a flood of thick, viscous blood gushing out of me at too fast a pace to be caught by my pad.
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Those who had reserved seats occupied them, while others were perched on the floor, next to the seats or even by the toilets, with the result that it became difficult to move around or to use the toilet yourself.
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It's a strange way of humanizing them, pulling away their universalist pretensions, like the pornographic satires of the French Revolution, or the inherent republicanism in the fact that sometimes the Queen of England has to use the toilet like everyone else.
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The worst part was that the bathroom was small, and I'd blocked the door with my unconscious body, so my girlfriend had to break the door down, and everyone spent the rest of the night climbing over me to use the toilet.
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A search and rescue team heading to the Keys was waiting for the bathroom, each person at the front of the line cracking the door open with a foot so the person inside was not forced to use the toilet in total darkness.
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"In another post, a woman reportedly shared a photo that she said depicted one of her guests urinating in her backyard, along with the guest's name, complaining that "these pigs cannot bother going inside to use the toilet and are peeing all over my yard.
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With Max pieces front and center, Park West had set up in a narrow corridor between the main dining room and the restrooms, which made it hard for anyone who went to dinner and had to use the toilet to avoid a Park West salesperson.
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Su, who is originally from Beijing (a 12-hour drive from the Hubei province where the novel coronavirus originated) said she shares a bathroom with her hallmates, and that she may have been there to shower or use the toilet at the time her meal was delivered.
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She suffered symptoms of the disease years before that and is now, as step-daughter and caregiver Dana Gasby, 32, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, a "physically strong toddler who speaks in gibberish," who sometimes needs to be forced to shower and use the toilet.
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The NHS also suggests encouraging kids to sit on the potty after meals during toilet training, encouraging them to use the toilet, not making a fuss when they have an accident, praising them when they succeed and putting them in clothes that are easy to change.
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He pretended to use the toilet in his cell in order to climb atop the seat and peer out the window at a few distant hilltops and a handful of nearby buildings, but he saw nothing that would answer the question of where he was being held.
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The ICIJ here says it obtained a 2017 list of guidelines "that effectively serves as a manual for operating the camps", with instructions on how to prevent escapes, maintain secrecy about the camps' existence, indoctrinate internees and "when to let detainees see relatives or even use the toilet".
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Standard care for all of the kids included counseling with children and their parents to address any myths or fears about going to the bathroom, advice on the need for fluids and a fiber-rich diet, and instructions on the best timing and habits for attempting to use the toilet.
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Tee and Ferm sit in a bathtub (where else can you hide from the kids who won't even let you use the toilet in peace?) and list off the top five things that children, spouses or anyone in the universe who appreciates a woman who has recently clearned poop off the walls.
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You will undoubtedly read a lot of Edmonton Oilers stories today that feature a similar theme, that while losing in Game 7 to the Anaheim Ducks is a kick to the stomach, the future is bright for a team playing its home games in a building that makes it harder for women to use the toilet.
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Read more:Instagram&aposs decision to remove likes could help mend some of the mental health damage caused by the competitive social media influencer industryDavid Dobrik said his earnings from YouTube went from $275,000 a month to under $2,000 after the &aposAdpocalypse&aposTrisha Paytas&apos $150,000 Lamborghini got stolen and she raged against her &aposhella ghetto&apos building where it was keptA YouTuber used an Ed Sheeran lookalike to trick influencers and tabloids into believing that the real singer was at the KSI vs Logan Paul fightA Taiwanese YouTuber was reportedly charged with indecent conduct after he spent the night in an Ikea, where he undressed and pretended to shower and use the toilet
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Recent CD releases use the toilet photo with proper credit.
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The music video features the band members in a bar trying to find alternative ways to use the toilet. During the music video, they are seen playing in a bathroom.
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Countries have legislation stipulating how many public toilets are required in a given area for customers or for employees. Employees' rights to use the toilet while at work vary between jurisdictions.
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She often jokes that she has the most expensive toilet of any restaurant in Kumamoto since customers use the toilet in the local park, which was built for over ¥10,000,000 (about $90,000 USD).
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During his Guantánamo interrogations, he was given bags of intravenous fluid, then he was forbidden to use the toilet, forcing him to soil himself. Some accounts of the treatment he received are as follows: Water is poured over the detainee. Interrogations start at midnight, and last 12 hours.
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On April 21, 1913, Phagan was laid off due to a shortage of brass sheet metal. Around noon on April 26, she went to the factory to claim her pay of $1.20. The next day, shortly before 3:00 a.m., the factory's night watchman, Newt Lee, went to the factory basement to use the toilet.
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Sue rebuffs them. At school, Bob shows up at Rita and Sue's PE tennis class to take them for a "jump" (sex). Rita manages to get permission from the teacher to use the toilet (a ruse to see Bob); but Sue is denied and told to get back to the class. She takes her anger out on another student.
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She is a recolored version of Lafalotta. ;Tattletell : :An old lady Yo-kai that makes people tell their deepest, darkest secrets without their realizing. One possesses Katie and tells everyone she saw Nate use the toilet in school, deeply embarrassing him. After befriending her, Nate has Tattletell help Katie solve a problem at home over her test scores.
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Ernest gets lost and enters Linda's room by mistake. She proposes that he stay the night with her, but beats a hasty retreat and persuades the imperturbable Syd to share his room. When Ernest goes to use the toilet, someone tries to stab the sleeping Syd, then desists when he speaks up. Ernest starts playing "Chopsticks" on the organ.
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Some people have also questioned whether the training pants have any impact on the child's ability to use the toilet. Some people have claimed that it is about as effective as a generic diaper, as some have reported that their child is not experiencing the difference between wet and dry—one of the main purposes of training pants nowadays.
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Krupp established the Generalregulativ as the firm's basic constitution. The company was a sole proprietorship, inherited by primogeniture, with strict control of workers. Krupp demanded a loyalty oath, required workers to obtain written permission from their foremen when they needed to use the toilet and issued proclamations telling his workers not to concern themselves with national politics.
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Prisoners are forced to sleep in a room with 80 to 90 people in 30 square metre (322 square feet) flea-infested rooms. Prisoners are only occasionally allowed to use the toilet (one for about 300 people) and may only take a shower after several months. Diseases like paratyphus are common, resulting from the bad nutrition.
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However, since females on average spend more time in washrooms more males are able to use more facilities per unit time. More recent parity regulations therefore require more fixtures for females to ensure that the average time spent waiting to use the toilet is the same for females as for males, or to equalise throughputs of male and female toilets.
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While with the Senators, Bordagaray raced a horse in a 100-yard dash, losing by a few feet. During a game, Bordagaray reportedly went to use the toilet during the ninth inning. While he was off the field, the pitcher threw the ball, unaware he had no right fielder. The batter hit the pitch to right field, leading to a double.
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This prompts the village councilor to complete the unfinished toilet. It is still unfinished when the security team refuses clearance and another villager's toilet is chosen instead. Mallika yearns to use the toilet. When she does use it during a storm, the unfinished walls collapse on her and is discovered the next day by Mannan, the day of the President's visit.
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Thomas finds this task difficult and onerous. For example, when Charlie flees from the house in a high-spirited mood, Thomas runs after him to ensure the safety of his brother. Thomas cannot keep up with Charlie. Matters become even more problematic when Charlie expresses the urge to go to the bathroom and enters the nearest house to use the toilet.
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As psychologist Johnny L. Matson observes, using the toilet can be a complex process to master, from the ability to recognize and control bodily functions, to the skills required to carry out proper hygiene practices, the requisite dexterity to dress and undress oneself, and the communication skills to inform others of the need to use the toilet. Usually around one year of age, a child will begin to recognize the need to evacuate, which might be observed through changes in behavior immediately prior to urination or defecation. Although they may recognize the need, children younger than 18 months may not yet be able to consciously control the muscles involved in elimination, and cannot yet begin toilet training. While they may use the toilet if placed there by a parent at an opportune time, this likely remains an involuntary, rather than a conscious process.
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Georgina insists upon bathing Cassie and calling her "Sis." Cassie buys some time by saying she has to use the toilet and hides the wrench in the toilet bowl. Georgina bathes Cassie who has grabbed a pair of scissors at a moment she thought Georgina had looked away. Unfortunately, Georgina grabs the scissors from Cassie and cuts her hair to look more like Marlena.
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Stool toileting refusal occurs when a child that has been toilet trained to urinate, refuses to use the toilet to defecate for a period lasting at least one month. This may affect as many as 22% of children and can result in constipation or pain during elimination. It usually resolves without the need for intervention. Children may exhibit stool withholding, or attempts to avoid defecation all together.
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This caused much fighting between inmates, which was probably what the guards wanted. View of the Fort's entrance Prisoners were allowed to use the toilet in the given order only twice a day. There were two gathering spaces inside the fort, east and west, each one with a small building, made of brick and without doors, equipped with four holes and one urinal. Only in 1944 a greater facility was added.
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Since the 1980s, "potty parity" activists campaigned for laws requiring more female-designated public toilets than male-designated public toilets in public buildings, based on the idea that women require more time to use the toilet and thus women's toilets tend to have longer lines. California passed the first law of this kind in 1987, and as of 2009 twenty states in the US have passed similar legislation.
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231x231pxIn many parts of Asia, people traditionally use the toilet in a squatting position. This applies to defecation and urination by males and females. Therefore, homes and public washrooms have squat toilets, with the toilet bowl installed in the floor. This has the advantages of not needing an additional toilet seat and also being more convenient for cultures where people use water to wash their genitals instead of toilet paper.
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Mosan is a Swiss social enterprise active in Guatemala providing circular sanitation systems, which include the Mosan Urine-Diverting Dry Toilet for in-home use. The toilet itself is mobile, contains two removable containers and a smell valve to avoid smell from urine. It is produced from PE plastics which make it easy to clean, long-lasting and aspirational for users. The Mosan services provides collection and transport of excreta and ensures safe transformation into fertilizers.
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The Scholastica Baths were built in the 1st century AD, and contained all of the modern amenities for hygiene, including advanced public toilets with marble seats. One had to pay to enter these luxury conveniences, where one could enjoy the use of a pool, use the toilet or socialize. John Nevil Maskelyne, the inventor of the pay toilet. John Nevil Maskelyne, an English stage magician, invented the first modern pay toilet in the late 19th century.
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Parachuting or bombing is a method of swallowing drugs by rolling or folding powdered or crushed drugs in a piece of edible paper to ingest while avoiding the unpleasant taste of the chemical.Drug Slang & Terminology Vault It is sometimes called a "snow bomb", especially if using cocaine. This method is used among many pharmaceuticals that are commonly crushed for recreational use. The toilet paper method must use single ply toilet paper or one must separate the layers of double ply.
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In late March 2015 many national aviation authorities and/or airlines made the cockpits of aircraft in flight mandatory "two-man" or "no-lone zones" as a result of the Germanwings Flight 9525 crash. Early on in the investigation of that crash, it was believed from the cockpit voice recorder audio, and later supported by flight data recorder information, that the co-pilot deliberately crashed the aircraft after locking the cockpit door when the captain left to use the toilet.
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They had assigned places on the floor where they had to remain seated, arranged in rows. Given that the building was made out of metal, it became hot during the daytime and prisoners were not allowed to leave their places, except in small groups upon request to use the toilet facilities which consisted of an outside ditch. Soldiers and guards beat prisoners with clubs, rifle butts, wooden planks, shovels and pieces of cable. Prisoners were called out of the hangar daily for beatings.
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Reinberger fled at first but allowed himself to be taken prisoner after two warning shots had been fired. The two Germans were taken to the Belgian border guardhouse near Mechelen-aan- de-Maas (French: Malines-sur-Meuse). There they were interrogated by Captain Arthur Rodrique, who placed the charred documents on a table. As a diversion once more, Hoenmanns asked the Belgian soldiers to let him use the toilet; Reinberger then tried to stuff the papers into a burning stove nearby.
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The locking door provides greater privacy than many older facilities. Sanisettes carry a warning that young children must not be allowed to use the toilet alone as the weight sensor may not detect a small child, allowing the cleaning cycle to run with a child inside. Ordinary Sanisettes are too small to be used by users in wheelchairs, so special wheelchair-friendly Sanisettes have been designed. In some areas of France, Sanisettes are misused for drug dealing, drug use, and prostitution.
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When Tursun was released three months later, one of the triplets had died and the other two had developed health problems. Tursun said the children had been operated on. She was arrested for the second time about two years later. Several months later, she was detained the third time and spent three months in a cramped prison cell with 60 other women, having to sleep in turns, use the toilet in front of security cameras and sing songs praising Chinese Communist Party.
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VanDyke was held in solitary confinement, in a 1.2m x 2.2m (4 ft x 7 ft) cell with a small skylight in the ceiling. He was fed and allowed to use the toilet three times a day, but was not allowed outside or given anything to read or other materials. VanDyke also suffered the psychological effects of solitary confinement. After 85 days VanDyke was blindfolded, handcuffed, and transported to Abu Salim prison, where he would spend the next 81 days, also in solitary confinement.
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She asks Him to send them away, but he insists he has to be polite and show his appreciation, and tells her he will return soon. Mother tries to lock the doors, but more fans arrive and enter the house, where many begin to use the toilet. They start stealing things as souvenirs and damaging the house, but Him is oblivious due to the adulation he is receiving. Hundreds of people fill the house and an increasingly disoriented mother watches it devolve into chaos.
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She avoids drinking water when she is outside home, so that she doesn't need to use the toilet, and that it is common for women with disabilities to suffer from kidney stones because of situations like this. In January 2016, Ghai was forced to crawl on the tarmac by Air India at Indira Gandhi Airport, New Delhi, as they failed to provide a wheelchair for her. This was in violation of the Director General of Civil Aviation guidelines. She described the incident as shocking and embarrassing.
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On 2 August 2009, The People reported that some bootcamp contestants felt they had been poorly treated by the show's producers; one compared the experience with that of a concentration camp and another claimed that those competing were only allowed to use the toilet twice a day. However, a spokesperson for the programme refuted the claims, saying "Yes, it was long hours but they knew what they were signing up for. The hopefuls got breakfast at the hotel and decent food throughout the day".
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He asks if Ali is Jewish, and Ali asks if that matters. Reluctant to leave with no resolution, Ali asks to use the toilet and have a drink of water, and finally denounces Georg as a Nazi swine. As he leaves the building he pushes the biography through the letterbox and scratches a swastika on the outside. Intrigued by the book, Georg aks Ali to meet him, and when they do this he suggests they tour the places mentioned in the book to research his father's history.
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At times he was imprisoned with other hostages (see: Terry A. Anderson and Benjamin Weir ) who worshiped together as "The Church of the Locked Door". He spent much of his time chained and blindfolded, and was allowed to use the toilet only once a day. Jenco suffered serious eye infections and other health problems as a result of his captivity. In changing from one hiding place to another, he was bound with tape and placed in stifling hiding places in trucks, lest he be found by soldiers or police inspecting a vehicle.
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According to a survey by People's Daily Online, almost half of the parents who responded said that their children cannot eat, bathe or dress themselves independently and 15% of the respondents even said their children could not use the toilet independently. When faced with difficulty, "Kong Kids" expect others to solve the problems, because they are inexperienced with managing setbacks and have low self-esteem. They are usually emotional and self-centered. With low Emotional Quotient (EQ), Kong Kids cannot control their emotion in any circumstances, such as dealing with unpleasant situations.
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The crew attempted to replace various parts, but was unable to repair the malfunctioning part. In the interim, they used a manual mode for urine collection. The crew had other options: to use the toilet on the Soyuz transport module (which only has capacity for a few days of use) or to use urine-collection bags as needed. A replacement pump was sent from Russia in a diplomatic pouch so that Space Shuttle Discovery could take it to the station as part of mission STS-124 on June 2.
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Kobayashi was brought up by her great-uncle, the younger brother of her grandfather. Her foster family feared the stigma of discrimination, so Kobayashi was made to live in her bedroom. She had to eat meals there, and her water intake was limited to minimize her need to use the toilet, as each trip would have necessitated the assistance of family members and exposed her to passersby, as toilets were commonly in outhouses at the time. She was told not to say anything except when she was called.
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The vampire chases the boys, but stops to use the toilet. Locked in the toilet, the vampire's driving instructor ruse fails when he incorrectly answers Vyvyan's Highway Code question about what to do when crossing a humpback bridge. When the four realise that vampires only attack virgins, it leads to them all unconvincingly denying their sexual purity. But when the vampire returns downstairs, he is hit by sunlight streaming through the window (as he still has his wristwatch set to South African time) - and he is placed inside a dual-purpose sofa-coffin.
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In addition to the visual wetness indicator, some companies have gone as far as to introduce a liner inside their training pants, specifically in the area most frequently urinated. This liner is intended to make wearers feel discomfort or cold upon urination, thus conditioning them to use the toilet. Pampers was the first one to use this feature with their Feel 'N Learn trainers, which were based specifically around the use of the wetness liner. This product and most other wetness liner products are now discontinued, likely due to lack of consumer interest.
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Blanket sleepers sometimes depart from the standard design by incorporating unusual or uncommon features. An incomplete list of these follows. ; Drop seat : One of the features most commonly associated with blanket sleepers in the public imagination, the drop seat (also known as a trap door or butt flap) is an opening in the buttocks area, traditionally closing with buttons, designed to allow the wearer to use the toilet without removing the sleeper. Drop seats were very common on sleepers made before the 1950s, but today they are rather rare.
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Lee willingly complies, despite being forced to wet her dress since she is not allowed to use the toilet. Hours pass, as several family members and acquaintances individually visit Lee to alternately attempt to dissuade or encourage her while Grey watches from afar, completely taken by Lee's compliance. Because of Lee's refusal to leave the office, she has gained news coverage from the media, which they believe to be a hunger strike. Three days later, Grey returns to the office and takes Lee to a room upstairs where he bathes and feeds her.
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Much of Pulp Fictions action revolves around characters who are either in the bathroom or need to use the toilet. To a lesser extent, Tarantino's other films also feature this narrative element. At Jack Rabbit Slim's, Mia goes to "powder her nose" – literally; she snorts coke in the restroom, surrounded by a bevy of women vainly primping. Butch and Fabienne play an extended scene in their motel bathroom, he in the shower, she brushing her teeth; the next morning, but just a few seconds later in screen time, she is again brushing her teeth.
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The overall theme surrounding the series all revolves in Shimajirō's life as a preschooler and all the lessons he needs to learn in a daily basis such as making friends, saying sorry, making a resolve and others that reflects to the preschool demographic. Also educational elements such as planting flowers, how to use the toilet for the first time, helping others and learning in kindergarten is also applied. The anime's overall elements are all based on the Kodomo Challenge series, with the storyline being completely original from the source material.
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Hastings Academy has a policy of issuing toilet passes to avoid the abuse of toilet breaks during lesson time. In September 2018 an 11-year- old girl, who was experiencing her first menstrual bleed was not allowed to use the toilet and sent home with bloody knickers, tights and shorts. The school wanted a doctor's certificate, at a cost of £15, before they would issue a toilet pass. In the year 2019, various groups of students 'swarmed' aspects of the school with desperate attempts at gaining their freedom back.
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The game is "A Survival Horror Game" and is presented in a single room, and features a balding man standing beside a closed door in pajama bottoms and an undershirt. The main objective is to prevent the man from defecating in his pants, and use the toilet behind the door, using a text prompt to enter in commands; the game starts upon the player entering the word "play". Up to ten achievements may be awarded for players experimenting with different ways for the man to defecate, providing incentive for outcomes other than the main objective.
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Den-O destroys the Fatass Imagin, saving Shin-chan and Misae who leave just in time to find that the bus has left without them. The Owner, impressed by how Shin-chan has helped them protect the flow of time, allows Misae and Shin-chan to go back in time to just before the bus arrived. Bidding farewell to their new friends, Shin-chan realizes he still has to use the toilet, but while fighting with Misae to get to the toilet, soils himself just as the bus rolls up.
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The first compartment coaches in the 19th century comprised several cabins on one undercarriage, similar to the post coaches. Compartment coaches with doors for each compartment, without any connexion between compartments, were built up to the end of the 20th century. The disadvantages of this design were that passengers could not use the toilet or visit the dining car and that train staff had to climb along the outside of the coach on running boards in order to check tickets. Countless four-, six- and eight-wheeled vehicles of this type were used in Germany and especially by the Prussian state railways.
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Brian and Stewie attempt to learn how to use the toilet, but fail. They buy a toilet training video presented by actor Roy Scheider, which nearly traumatizes them. Lois forces Brian to wear Stewie's diapers to prevent him from defecating in the garden; after that, she deals with Peter for the duration of the story. During the end credits, Brian pretends to be using the toilet as not to be told off by Lois, and begins to leave his feces at Mayor Adam West's house, which he believes is sausage that he planted in the ground.
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Cassandra asks to use the toilet and Filo escorts her; in the absence of a guard, Austin breaks loose and heads to the toilet, where he hits Filo who's about to rape Cassandra at gun point. Austin and Cassandra both escape, but Cassandra is captured again after she tries to recover her expensive shoe that she left behind. Austin, as a result, surrenders himself to the gang and he is beaten to a pulp. To save Austin from further torture, Cassandra begs and implores the gang to call her step-mum, Alexis Osita-Park (Shaffy Bello), for the ransom instead.
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Initially spared by the Insurrection of 31 May – 2 June 1793, he fought vehemently against this coup by signing a petition of protest with 75 Girondin deputies. As a result he was soon named in a decree of accusation by the Convention. However he escaped the proscription inflicted on his fellow petitioners; at the moment when his decree of arrest striking him proceeded to the vote, he absented himself from the Convention claimed that he needed to use the toilet, and was able to flee from Paris to Switzerland. He remained there for eighteen months, during which time he got married.
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The next day police returned to the scene of the arrest and discovered a knife, hammer and rope he had discarded when he briefly slipped away from the police after telling them he was "bursting for a pee". Sutcliffe hid a second knife in the toilet cistern at the police station when he was permitted to use the toilet. The police obtained a search warrant for his home at 6 Garden Lane in Heaton, Bradford and brought his wife in for questioning. When Sutcliffe was stripped at the police station he was wearing an inverted V-neck sweater under his trousers.
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Children using potties in a care facility in Amsterdam founded by Anette Poelman, 1932 Toilet training (also potty training or toilet learning) is the process of training someone, particularly a young child or infant, to use the toilet for urination and defecation. Attitudes toward training in recent history have fluctuated substantially, and may vary across cultures and according to demographics. Many of the contemporary approaches to toilet training favor a behaviouralism- and cognitive psychology-based approach. Specific recommendations on techniques vary considerably, although a range of these are generally considered effective, and specific research on their comparative effectiveness is lacking.
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In 1949 Evans sold a woolly monkey to Badham for £35 (), the first in a long line of primates the pair would look after together. Evans and Badham soon entered into a professional partnership, consolidating their businesses. The pair lived together above the pet shop in Sutton Coldfield and kept chimpanzees in the flat, among the first of which were two called Sue and Mickey, who were trained to eat at the dinner table and use the toilet. On one occasion Evans and Badham returned to the flat to find that the animals had thrown many of their personal belongings out of the window and into the street below.
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Later that day, the older kids start making fun of Lamont's death, Theo saying they should hold a memorial service for the fish around the family toilet. When Cliff feels that the rest of the family is insensitive to Rudy's loss, he requires the entire family to participate in a memorial service for Lamont in the bathroom in proper funeral attire. Rudy loses interest in the funeral and leaves to watch television, ending the ceremony abruptly. She later returns to the bathroom and asks for privacy, not because she wants to say goodbye to Lamont as Cliff thinks, but because she needs to use the toilet.
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Blackthorns Community Primary Academy was named as one of the top 20 primary schools in England in Key Stage 2 in reading, writing and maths in April 2018. In June 2018 the trust secured £298,650 from the National College for Teaching and Leadership, for a project for the youngest disadvantaged children in Hastings primary schools. The trust has a policy of issuing toilet passes to avoid the abuse of toilet breaks during lesson time. In September 2018 an 11-year-old girl, who was experiencing her first menstrual bleed was not allowed to use the toilet and sent home with bloody knickers, tights and shorts from Hastings Academy.
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The Toilet Break, as the name suggests, was designed to allow viewers time to use the toilet during the commercial-free show (the ABC, being a public broadcaster, has no adverts during shows and minimal amounts of commercials between them, usually only for the ABC Shop). The 2-minute-long segment was played in the middle of every show, featuring old music clips, with a countdown displayed on the top left-hand corner of the screen. During the first season, the toilet break consisted mostly of clips from The Natural 7 from The Saturday Show. The second season exclusively used clips from Pot Luck, which were judged by Bernard King.
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Alexander uses numerous tactics to stay awake past his 7:30pm bedtime by pestering his exhausted parents, such as taking time to put on a swimming costume, pretending to be interested in minute details of keeping his bedroom protected from creepy shadows, forcing his mother to search for toys downstairs that he knowingly had in his room, and asking for water a few minutes later so that he could pretend to use the toilet. His parents (particularly his father) become angrier by the second, but Alexander does not break his naivety ploy. By four o'clock, Alexander is asleep. His window latch creaks open and a sardine smell fills the bedroom.
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The resulting secret footage revealed one suspect being told, prior to the commencement of a formal interview, that he was not allowed to request a lawyer and that if he did so, the formal audiotape of the interview would be erased and the interview would start afresh. The suspect was codenamed A100 and has been interrogated about the whereabouts of a shotgun used in robberies. A100 was held for six hours, during which he was not given anything to drink or allowed to use the toilet. During the interrogation he was dragged from his chair, assaulted by two officers, and punched and kicked until bloody while the officers yelled, between punches, "Fucking... Armed... Robbery... Squad".
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"Toilet" originally referred to personal grooming and came by metonymy to be used for the personal rooms used for bathing, dressing, and so on. It was then euphemistically used for the similarly private rooms used for urination and defecation. By metonymy, it then came to refer directly to the fixtures in such rooms... At present, the word refers primarily to such fixtures and using "toilet" to refer to the room or activity ("use the toilet") is somewhat blunt and may be considered indiscreet.. It is, however, a useful term since it is quickly understood by English-speakers across the world, whereas more polite terms vary by region. "Lavatory" (from the Latin ', "wash basin" or "washroom").
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Staff engage in voyeurism, forcing women to disrobe and watching them while they use the shower and use the toilet... [...] "Prison officials have failed to curb the sexual abuse and sexual harassment despite possessing actual knowledge of the harm, including a federal statistical analysis identifying sexual misconduct at Tutwiler as occurring at one of the highest rates in the country." name=U.S. Department of Justice On February 2, 2016, Alabama Governor Robert J. Bentley announced in his State of the State speech that Tutwiler prison would be closed as a part of a "complete transformation of the prison system," which would include the construction of new facilities. "The process" was due to start within the 2016 calendar year but, as of 2020, the prison remains open.
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Around 50 police officers surround a toilet for hours, in the process refusing to let a woman suffering a chronic illness to use the toilet because one of the singers was in it. On 13 July 2019, in the Reclaim Sheung Shui protest, police was accused of chasing an innocent man who then jumped off a bridge in panic, there was a number of allegations of excessive force and abuse of power, including police refusing to show their ID number. On 14 July 2019, in the Reclaim Sha Tin protest, police blocked multiple exit routes, leaving a single route for protesters to go in a Shopping mall in Sha Tin. The police then blocked the MTR station, trapping protesters and bystanders in the Shopping Mall.
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Khamsan told Amnesty International that, during the long flight to Guantanamo, his handcuffs were so tight they ripped off his flesh, when they were removed. Amnesty's report quoted Khamsan about his abuse in Guantanamo: > In Guantánamo, Karama Khamisan described how, on one occasion, he was taken > to the shower room where guards attempted to sexually abuse him. As he > pushed them away, ten guards entered the room and beat him before > transferring him to a solitary cell where he was held for 25 days, naked. He > said that he was only taken to use the toilet and shower once in this entire > period and that he ate no solid food in order to avoid having to defecate in > his cell.
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Wally helps Maw Maw to get twelve hours of community service on account of her being crazy, but Virginia explains that she's never lucid that long. Wally explains that all that's required is for a woman to do the time, at which point both Jimmy and Burt look at Virginia. The following morning, Jimmy gives Virginia an early morning lift to do the community service when they stop so that Virginia can use a gas station toilet. When the gas station attendant refuses to let her use the toilet without purchasing something, she goes around the side of the station to relieve herself when the headlights on a police car come on, and two officers arrest Virginia for indecent exposure.
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In response, Kramnik's manager Carsten Hensel issued a public statement insisting that the original match conditions be adhered to – defending Kramnik's actions by saying, "The restroom is small and Mr Kramnik likes to walk and therefore uses the space of the bathroom as well...It should also be mentioned that Mr Kramnik has to drink a lot of water during the games." Otherwise, "Mr Kramnik will stop playing this match as long as FIDE is not ready to respect Mr Kramnik's rights, in this case to use the toilet of his own restroom whenever he wishes to do so." Hensel also declared his lack of confidence in the Appeals Committee and demanded that its members be changed. Awaiting a reversal of the Appeal Committee's decision, Kramnik refused to play Game 5. At 5:00 p.m.
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Many pediatricians will recommend the following three-pronged approach to the treatment of encopresis associated with constipation: #cleaning out #using stool softening agents #scheduled sitting times, typically after meals The initial clean-out is achieved with enemas, laxatives, or both. The predominant approach today is the use of oral stool softeners like Movicol, Miralax, Lactulose, mineral oil, etc. Following that, enemas and laxatives are used daily to keep the stools soft and allow the stretched bowel to return to its normal size. The child must be taught to use the toilet regularly to retrain his/her body. It is usually recommended that a child be required to sit on the toilet at a regular time each day and 'try' to go for 10–15 minutes, usually soon (or immediately) after eating.
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Despite this reform of the law, Amnesty International continued to express concerns to Israel about treatment which amounts to torture, and remained unhappy about the steps taken by Israel to eliminate torture. Amnesty International stated in 2002: The human rights group B'Tselem estimated that 85% of all Palestinian detainees suspected of terrorism were subject to prolonged sleep deprivation; prolonged sight deprivation or sensory deprivation; forced, prolonged maintenance of body positions that grow increasingly painful; confinement in tiny, closet- like spaces; exposure to temperature extremes, such as in deliberately overcooled rooms; prolonged toilet and hygiene deprivation; and degrading treatment, such as forcing detainees to eat and use the toilet at the same time. Allegations have been made of frequent beatings. Such acts violate Article 16 of the United Nations Convention Against Torture.
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Krupp demanded a loyalty oath, required workers to obtain written permission from their foremen when they needed to use the toilet and issued proclamations telling his workers not to concern themselves with national politics. In return, Krupp provided social services that were unusually liberal for the era, including "colonies" with parks, schools and recreation grounds - while the widows' and orphans' and other benefit schemes insured the men and their families in case of illness or death. Essen became a large company town and Krupp became a de facto state within a state, with "Kruppianer" as loyal to the company and the Krupp family as to the nation and the Hohenzollern family. Krupp's paternalist strategy was adopted by Bismarck as government policy, as a preventive against Social Democratic tendencies, and later influenced the development and adoption of Führerprinzip by Adolf Hitler.
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