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Beyond the grab bars, the lawsuit claims several issues with restrooms in the lobby and at the 16th floor restaurant, including improperly positioned toilet paper dispensers, toilet seats, urinals and coat hooks.
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Former managers of mine would find small bags, with only remnants of their former substances, left on the tops of urinals or on dance floors.
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Eventually, an engineer came forward with a small, inexpensive rubber flange that could be installed on the urinals.
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That could cut queues, and is an inadvertent throwback to those glamour days—Boeing's famed Clipper also had onboard urinals.
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There's another full bar with beer taps--and the guest bathroom even has a urinal.
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A few years ago, waterless urinals were a big craze.
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Original Details Even after more than $150 million in renovations since 2013 (vaya con dios, trough urinals), many vintage Dodger Stadium features survive.
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Rebates of $200 per waterless urinal are offered, and some have been ordered for Hanson Elementary, Seifts said.
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Origin and Etymology of urinal
Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin, from Latin urina
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First Known Use: 13th century
in the meaning defined at sense 1
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Definition of urinal for English Language Learners
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: a toilet that is attached to a wall especially in a public bathroom for men to urinate into
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