convenience

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Holsey admitted to killing a police officer after robbing a convenience store.

On the afternoon Brown was killed, he had stolen a pack of cigars from a convenience store.

The bond between women and detachable showerheads, after all, is both a marriage of convenience and one of love.

While the two outfits have long enjoyed a marriage of convenience, they have been careful to maintain a distance from each other.

So you make friends with this Pakistani, he shows you how to open and run convenience stores.

Kullak professes to have one, but he has so little interest in his scholars that he omits it when it suits his convenience.

(d) Excess balances may, at the convenience of each federal reserve bank, remain deposited with the gold settlement fund.

For convenience of reference I now give the figure Alphabet tabulated.

Although we have for convenience termed the earth a flattened spheroid, it is only such in a very general sense.

The castle has every modern convenience, even hot-water heating—a rare thing in England—being installed.