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sentences that state something as happening or true
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0 of 16 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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They’re flush with cash!
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They → ’re → cash
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration announced 17 new high-tech toilets that will cost $235,000 a pop — part of a $4 million plan to offer relief to the city’s public bathroom crisis.
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that → announce → crisis
Hizzoner initially announced the $4 million plan in January as a first step to add to the measly 1,100 public restrooms for the city’s 8.6 million people.
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Hizzoner → announce → people
“We have listened intently as a worker in Chipotle whispers the bathroom code to another paying customer,” Mamdani said at Queens press conference Wednesday, referencing an all-too-familiar situation for city slickers,
“We have bought that nine-dollar latte, and all of us have, at some point or another, just turned around and had to go home,” he added.
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he → listen → point
New Yorkers said more places to go — on the go — were desperately needed.
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places → say → go
“I mean, I’ve been in places where I held my bladder for how long, and I felt like I was gonna explode and just had to go think it’s this long overdue,” 50-year old Bed-Stuy resident Jeffery Sidnez told The Post at Columbus Park in Brooklyn — which will house one of the new toilet trailers.
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which → mean → trailers
“I think it’s a positive thing if it’s going to be well monitored,” said another Brooklyn resident, Debra S.
The pricey Johns will be delivered by Throne Labs – a modular toilet company that submitted the winning proposal to construct, install and maintain the units for one year.
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that → think → year
The toilets are ADA accessible and come complete with running water, climate control and baby changing tables.
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toilets → come → water
They will be open for use from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily — and can be opened via phone text message, QR code, the Throne Bathroom Network app or a tap card.
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They → open → message
The Throne bathroom app will give New Yorkers real time cleanliness ratings, find restrooms and unlock doors.
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app → give → doors
Those without a smart phone can get a tap card from “local community partners” that are yet to be announced.
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that → get → partners
“I understand the idea of doing it, but I just don’t think it’s a good idea or that safe or sanitary,” said 22-year-old Bensonhurst resident Adrianna Mendizabal, who said she’d only use the toilets as a last resort and still worries about homeless New Yorkers sleeping in the pods.
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she → understand → pods
Throne Labs CEO Jessica Heinselman also noted the bathrooms have a cut off time for use – preventing New Yorkers from overstaying their welcome in lavatories.
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bathrooms → note → lavatories
The pods give a warning with flashing lights if the user hasn’t exited in about four minutes.
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user → give → minutes
“The door eventually will open, letting that user know well in advance, and that’s actually saved lives in other locations where someone is having a medical emergency, contrary to your traditional public restroom,” Heinselman said.
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Heinselman → open → restroom
City Hall said the roll out will take place in the following areas across the City:
- Bronx: Yankee Stadium, Admiral Farragut Playground, Mapes Park and Monsignor Raul Del Valle Square
- Brooklyn: Columbus Park, Milestone Park, Fulton Street and Truxton Street and Avenue C Plaza
- Queens: Astoria Boulevard South and 31st Street, Northern Boulevard and 31st Street, Northern Boulevard and 54th Street and 34th Avenue and 64th Street
- Manhattan: Cooper Square, Malcolm X Plaza, Delancey Street and Suffolk Street and Plaza Alianza Dominicana
- Staten Island: North Shore Esplanade
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out → say → City