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The phrase "at bathrooms" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a location or context involving bathrooms, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "There are signs at bathrooms indicating the need for cleanliness."
Alternatives: "in restrooms" or "near washrooms".
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Or maybe Steinbrenner displayed little glee (save for the prospect of shorter lines at bathrooms, which he pitched as a perk especially for women, and at concession stands) because this deal with Giuliani is in limbo unless the new mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, approves it.
It would take them off the streets, off patrol, and having to put them at bathrooms".
Theatrics aside, the lines at bathrooms and concessions all move remarkably fast thanks to the helpful aides.
(At bathrooms in Taiwan and China, the squat toilet is the norm. While Western-style varieties are available in some places, they're a clear minority).
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Luxury hotels are looking at bathroom amenities.
You can attire yourself in skull-themed T-shirts by the French brand Seven Tees at Bathroom Graffiti (52, rue d'Antibes; bathroomgraffiti.com), a vast emporium that also sells funky throw pillows and night lights shaped like Gummy Bears.
Stop at every bathroom and herd all of the children in.
She wanted to meet up at the bathrooms before heading in.
"People don't look at cleaning bathrooms or carpets as a skilled trade".
When most people look at older bathrooms, "'50s is less desirable than '20s and '30s," she said.
At times bathrooms were too small and beds were too low to provide appropriate and safe care.
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