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sentences that state something as happening or true
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("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Lefty New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced 17 public bathrooms to be installed across the city to make it easier for people to find a place to go – on the go.
In a first step to add to the 1,100 public restrooms for the city's over eight million people, four of the new high-tech robo-restrooms already started earlier this week, the rest are expected to come in the next months.
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rest → see → months
The bathrooms, made by modular toilet company Throne Labs, come with running water, climate control, baby changing tables and free sanitary pad dispensers.
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bathrooms → make → water
They will be open for use from 7am to 10pm 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
School administrator Supreena Bacon was among the first to use a facility in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
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Bacon → use → Wednesday
It's modern,' she told Gothamist.
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she → tell → Gothamist
'You don't have to touch anything.'
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You → have → anything
As occupants approach the strict 10-minute time limit, a speaker inside the room will emit an automated message telling them they're running out of time.
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they → approach → time
The modern toilets announced by Mamdani come with come with running water, climate control, baby changing tables and free pad dispensers
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come → announce → water
The new robo-restrooms come can be unlocked with via phone text, QR code, a Throne Bathroom app or a tap card
Once the 10 minutes are up, the speaker states in English and Spanish: 'Attention: Your use time has expired.
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time → come → English
The door is opening now,' before the automated door slides open, exposing the user to the public.
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door → open → public
If someone still refuses to leave the futuristic bathroom, workers for Throne Labs can go check things out in person.
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workers → refuse → person
Company employees could even call the police if someone holes up in the robotoilet for too long.
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someone → call → long
Online, people speculate about the long-term quality of the restrooms' user experience.
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people → speculate → experience
One concerned user commented: 'Imagine sh*tting for 11 minutes and a family walks in.'
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family → comment → minutes
Another user wrote: 'So no safety concerns with how slow that door closes?
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door → write → ?
someone runs up behind you
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someone → run → you
A 22-year-old Brooklynite, Adrianna Mendizabal, said she would only use the new toilets as a last resort and shared fears about homeless New Yorkers using the pods as a sleeping refuge.
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Yorkers → say → refuge
'I understand the idea of doing it, but I just don’t think it’s a good idea or that safe or sanitary,' she told the New York Post.
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she → understand → Post
The restrooms are part of a $4 million pilot program to offer relief to the city's public bathroom crisis.
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restrooms → offer → crisis
The New York Police Department issued more than 10,000 summonses for public urination in 2025, according to the Coalition for the Homeless.
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Department → issue → Homeless
During his announcement, Mamdani said: 'Too many New Yorkers know what it's like to have nowhere to go while they’re on the go.
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they → say → go
'This pilot is about making sure New Yorkers can count on a clean, safe, accessible bathroom when they need one.'
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they → make → one
The Daily Mail contacted a spokesperson from the Mayor's office for comment.
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Mail → contact → comment