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convenience

[kuhn-veen-yuhns] / kənˈvin yəns /


NOUN
useful thing
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In implementing PSI, the U.S. relied on a variety of authorities and techniques to conduct interdictions, including “ship-boarding agreements” with “flag of convenience” states, which allow foreign-owned ships to register under their flag.

From The Wall Street Journal

The main benefit, he says, of the dry float versus the normal float is the convenience of not having to shower before and after.

From Los Angeles Times

What used to be an alliance of kindred souls is viewed by both sides today as a marriage of convenience, loveless and lacking basic trust.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Overall, I would characterize the changes in American entertainment as a boom in convenience and choice,” says Surdam.

From The Wall Street Journal

For critics, however, the episode underscored deeper tensions between consumer convenience and civil liberties: when smart home tools are designed for safety, they can also create powerful new pathways for surveillance.

From Salon