He always thought widespread acceptance of their fingerprint scanners would be for convenience, not surveillance, but he's not so sure any more.
We have always thought that a 49-cent piece would be a convenience to the entire feminine sex, as well as to the department stores, and we now would suggest, too, a 7-cent piece for bus fare and transfer, a 19-cent piece for a package of cigarettes and an evening paper, and a 15-cent piece for a magazine.
Dr. Donald Kennedy, the editor of Science, said that although it would be a convenience to researchers to have all genome data in one place, "a larger public good" was served in his view by bringing the Syngenta sequence out from its previous trade-secret status.
"We will eat both your arms and then both of your legs, and then we will eat your face right off of your head," Venom threatens a would-be convenience store thief, before somehow putting a poop-related spin on the whole thing.
Obviously, many were hoping that the focus would be more on convenience, and that the Wynne government would open up beer sales to convenience stores.
It would be marriage of convenience, not of conviction.
New branches would be mainly Express convenience stores rather than out-of-town superstores, he said.
"A split week doesn't seem like it would be for the convenience of the employer," he said.
"Free advertising would be a great convenience to us," said Ira Wachtel, co-op board president of the 96-apartment, 18-story building at 235 East 57th Street.
In a statement Ticketmaster said that all future ticket sales for the winter leg of the Eagles' tour would be free of "convenience" charges.
