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I will end the session early for your convenience.

[...] I added that when I used the term Sinful Self, I only meant certain blocks of ideas that we’ve personified for convenience’s sake.

He believed that emotional freedom would be construed as chaos, that while you said be spontaneous, you meant “Be spontaneous when it is convenient.” [...]

[...] He is not male or female, however, and I use the terms only for convenience’s sake. [...]

[...] From my dream notebook, with age data about all involved added for the reader’s convenience:

… may be deleted from the records for your typing convenience. [...]

For reasons of convenience on your part, completely unscheduled sessions would not be practical. [...]

I would suggest when it is convenient that your recorder be repaired, and that it be kept in a handy place in this room, set up for recording for any occasions when I could speak less formally, that is also quicker, conversationally, without the need of your taking notes.

We will have a short session if you prefer, for your convenience.

I used the term (ego) often myself for your convenience, and I use it now for the same reason. [...]

This also has to do with large events, that you might for convenience’s sake think of for now as psychological objects — that is, events seen and recognized by large numbers of people in the same way that objects are.

[...] The devastation for many years of a large portion of a state like Pennsylvania, say, should not be risked because of economics, fuel shortages, convenience, apathy, or any other reason. [...]

You may now take a break and we shall continue the session or end it, as always at your convenience. [...]

[...] However, a discussion of them will fit in much more conveniently with our next session.

Since you construct objects, you can therefore construct them more to your convenience when you realize that matter can thusly be manipulated. [...]

In this way creative ideas can even come to you at your job, or on other occasions, and be used at a more convenient time. [...]

[...] You must also realize that while I use terms like “soul” or “entity,” “inner self,” and “present personality,” I do so only for the sake of convenience, for one is a part of the other; there is no point where one begins and another ends.

[...] He was also afraid of making errors, because unlike other psychics, he could not simply conveniently forget them or make up a story to cover them.

[...] I wanted that particular routine broken up for a while, but now if it is more convenient he may return to his old schedule; that is, that same time of day, but twenty minutes should still be the limit.

The poetry served as a convenient and suitable substitute for sexual attraction here on Miss Price’s part. [...]

(Amused:) It is your convenience I am thinking of.