Summery, frozen boozy drinks are the best kind of boozy drinks, in my humble opinion.
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There are a lot of boozy dinners with colleagues and comrades that are indistinguishable in most respects from boozy dinners with well-behaved adults who aren't artists.
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Following in the great tradition of Harry Caray, ex-NHL star Mike Comrie got a little boozy for the Cubs playoff game on Wednesday ... maybe a little too boozy.
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It's beginning to look a lot like a boozy Christmas.
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I'm taking his enthusiasm with a grain of boozy salt.
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Our first thought was, heck yes, boozy milkshakes and sundaes.
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This boozy frozen treat is currently only available in Canada.
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The newest boozy popsicle flavor to pop up is Pimm's.
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In the past few years, people's boozy tastes have evolved.
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We go here whenever we're feeling like a boozy brunch.
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Anti was a marvel, a boozy origin story, an exhale.
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Adults and youngsters mingle in boozy gatherings on the streets.
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Last year, Kit Kat launched a boozy flavor with sake.
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Should she rush home and offer C.B. a boozy boob?
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Boozy gummies and the actual vodka that inspired their creation
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There is something for everyone in Tokyo's gay, boozy epicenter.
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She gets a quick, boozy education, and so do we.
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So Asahi has learned something valuable from this boozy misadventure.
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There was no ceremony, there was no boozy nights out.
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Maybe even a boozy iced PSL, if the temperatures don't drop.
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Chocolate Marshmallow RumchataTrade in regular hot chocolate for this boozy treat.
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The boozy tome also sometimes included personal notes from contributing artists.
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Who said that brunch had to be a boozy $50 affair?
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Wicked Weed's Hop Cocoa Beer is a literal boozy hot cocoa.
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We are recovering from a boozy weekend, so no wine tonight.
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Unsurprisingly, the boozy-weekender mice ate more than their sober counterparts.
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Altogether, boozy businesses raised more than $280 million in that period.
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Boozy Ice Cream Is the Best Ice CreamBooze and ice cream.
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When the internet noticed the boozy bling they totally lost it.
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Maybe they will go to some sort of boozy dessert recipe?
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Other users mentioned the shop's variety of boozy ice cream options.
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Millions joined in boozy elections, often driving turnouts over 22008 percent.
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Whatever the case, we're glad we've reached this boozy salsa milestone.
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Scholarly strolls and boozy cruises in the ultimate British college town.
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The national press took notice, especially of its boozy, multicourse breakfasts.
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It's everything we dream about… chocolate, espresso, strawberries, and boozy pastry cream.
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Both dessert and digestif, this grasshopper milkshake is simple, boozy, and refreshing.
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It also tastes like very good, boozy coffee — if that's your thing.
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And not just any ice cream, we're talking about the boozy kind.
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A boozy, brawling sort, he's basically her soulmate, God help them both.
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After a boozy lunch they all went down to witness the explosion.
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Boozy vaginas are dry vaginas Have you ever heard of Whiskey Vagina?
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A boozy brunch awaits me tomorrow, and I want to be ready.
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This Alcoholic Seltzer Is Like Boozy LaCroixSeltzer is a very good beverage.
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In honor of the day, many chains are celebrating with boozy deals.
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Even their packaged pints and quarts of boozy 'scream are super cute.
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Their boozy, brawly exploits and their chart battles made front page news.
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Some of the gatherings were boozy affairs, according to the intelligence reports.
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It's about creating the perfect balance of salty, savory, spicy, and boozy.
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The ongoing drama creates a fashion out of a boozy breaking bad.
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The New York artist Dike Blair loves his drinks boozy and caffeinated.
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Boozy and giddy, it smells like being drunk underneath a disco ball.
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The evening began with a boozy sit-down dinner at 7 p.m.
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Big Daddy is also bent on rousing Brick from his boozy slumber.
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I'm sorry, did you say boozy drinks that look like Capri Suns?!
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Kuan launched Bang in 2016, which debuted its boozy cookie offerings in September.
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Mead was Sprouse's first-ever boozy experiment, and it quickly became a favorite.
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Boozy Raspberry Hot ChocolateA little Chambord makes this raspberry hot chocolate extra cozy.
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Oh, and the sleep and boozy brunch I made time for helped, too.
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I've never once been like, 'I'm sure glad I had that boozy brunch!
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So Manhattan probably won't turn into New Orleans's boozy French Quarter anytime soon.
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Ahead, click through to shop seven boozy, intoxicating (but never hangover-inducing) scents.
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Last year, Paddlefish restaurant announced boozy push-pops made by Buzz Pop Cocktails.
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It's still a foot-tapper, but much, much more relaxed and less boozy.
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Right now Jordyn and Khloé are trading boozy niceties by the dance floor.
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We think of them as these bumbling, comical figures, maybe a bit boozy.
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Midday rolled round and I was still in the depths of boozy despair.
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How do you turn the tower of blocks into boozy, adult-friendly fare?
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Popular boozy, pickle-based drinks include picklebacks, pickle juice margaritas, and Bloody Marys.
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Despite the boozy heritage and reputation for camaraderie, curling requires skill and strategy.
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A boozy deus ex machina for the online dating set, if you will.
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We have recommendations for a long weekend, including scholarly strolls and boozy cruises.
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When Jeter doused his boss in the boozy postgame celebration, Steinbrenner played along.
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We both order the most delicious boozy coffee I've had in my life.
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Ms. Kerr, Mr. Leahy and his friend met for a long, boozy brunch.
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Get the party started with a wide range of boozy deals on Amazon.
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And bringing boozy popsicles to your party will make you an instant legend.
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It's boozy and fizzy and refreshing and tart and herbal all at once.
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Because what's better than whipping up a two-ingredient boozy treat recipe at home?
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But you can travel back to the holiday months with this hot, boozy beverage.
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From her evil glares to her boozy confessionals, Corinne keeps it real as fuck.
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Still in their co-dependent fog, the Fitzgeralds have become increasingly boozy and irresponsible.
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The marshmallows aren't boozy exactly, but they do have a sort of fermented tartness.
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Who hasn't been slightly incapacitated after a big, boozy lunch while on the clock?
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One of Disney World's most beloved snacks is getting a boozy twist this summer.
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But Dole Whip-flavored cocktails aren't the only boozy drinks available at Disney Springs.
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She doesn't merely appear at random for boozy lunches and teary heart-to-hearts.
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But there are plenty available online, including boozy options and one involving pork crackling.
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Or get the whole gang involved in crafting some jiggly (and boozy) gingerbread people.
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This is where George's boozy fun seemed to cross the line into bad taste.
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Its next production is "Twelfth Night" — which happens to be a wonderfully boozy play.
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Like other Taco Bell Cantinas, the location serves boozy twisted freezes and local beer.
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For sure Dry January means you will be spending less on boozy nights out.
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In boozy harmony with the wood-fired foods, smoky mezcal dominates the cocktail menu.
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The best St. Paddy's Day fare is green and boozy, so you're already set.
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Now the party, and its gallons of eggnog (boozy and virgin), may vanish entirely.
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You do find they taste completely different if you've had a boozy night out.
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Ahead, a boozy suggestion for each of the tunes that keep cropping up on Spotify.
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It's called the Campari on the Rocks cocktail ring, and it's both boozy and gorgeous.
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Like the avocado toast, the boozy bar will cost you $10 – and maybe a mortgage .
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Boozy popsicles from FrutaPop and even rosé-inspired gummy bears from Sugarfina exist as well.
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There's a new boozy gummy candy in town, and it's bursting with delicious fall flavors.
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But he was more often found there at lunch than in the boozy after-hours.
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For only $30, this simple little cart classes up your boozy parties on the cheap.
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This place is known for its boozy milkshakes, but I exercise great willpower and refrain.
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The boozy surprises inside, however, make it an adult departure from the more classic calendars.
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Strawberry Lemonade Every party needs punch, and this one can be boozy or virgin. 9.
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Chilled Cherry is delicious but inscrutably so—a boozy mystery that only I care about.
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I've tried a few pricier brands, as well, usually at airport shops during boozy layovers.
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And what better way to celebrate than with an array of festive (read: boozy) refreshments?
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So every Friday he'd render himself a stumbling, boozy baby, locking himself in his office.
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The disadvantage over those boozy gallery openings of yore: There will be a cash bar.
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In the summer, small, boozy gatherings in the apartment migrated to the air-conditioned bedroom.
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The cocktail menu, dubbed a "prescription list," explains the medicinal properties of each boozy potion.
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Instead, you've got a mix of modern American dishes, soul food classics and boozy cocktails.
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Their four-act play is a rewrite of Eugene O'Neill's boozy saga, The Iceman Cometh.
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But the neon green undies, boozy drinks during the day, makes fun of Jennifer Lawrence?
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Fans love its light, sparkling taste — essentially it's a boozy LaCroix — and lack of gluten.
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The typical distillery was once a utilitarian industrial plant; now it's a boozy theme park.
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It often included Don Draper-style (read: boozy) trips to restaurants in our office's hip neighborhood.
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But for tech workers, the annual Christmas party is just another boozy day in the office.
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Recently, it was announced that Coca-Cola will start producing boozy beverages for its Japanese market.
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As it turns out, Häagen-Dazs actually has boozy ice cream lovers covered on that front.
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They float, as Mr Morris tugs the reader into the boozy, bitchy world of his protagonists.
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Champagne Popsicles Boozy popsicles are a summertime must — and this champagne version is classy AF. 5.
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We love a fruity, boozy slushy treat as you can see from a few past recipes.
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How could we ever find another frozen treat that would top this refreshing and boozy one?
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U.K.-based Smith & Sinclair infuses alcohol into food products to create boozy twists on sweet treats.
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Between the office parties, family dinners, and boozy potlucks with friends, the mogul has us covered.
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That's where you can find boozy Biv, and get started on the 'Wasted on Nukashine' quest.
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The burgers are huge, the leg-long cocktails are boozy, and the drag queens are plentiful.
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Which led us to think: this July 4, what if we went with boozy gummies instead?
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Piña colada, gin and tonic, and mojito options are available for all your boozy baking needs.
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Once added to a mixer, the substitute will round off your tipple nicely without tasting boozy.
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My friends planned a boozy brunch for today at a spot very close to my apartment.
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Raspberry-Peach Bellini Popsicles Why settle for one boozy brunch popsicle when you can have two?
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In New York, for example, buyers of any age can legally purchase the boozy ice cream.
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The company has a few boozy popsicle flavors like Bellini, Moscow Mule, and of course, Rosé.
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One boozy afternoon ended in a physical confrontation between Wright and other members of the cast.
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The old City of public-school amateurism, late starts, early finishes and long, boozy lunches disappeared.
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The boozy popsicles are being sold at Pizza Ponte, and prices range from $5 to $9.
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Read more: Malibu is rolling out giant, boozy drink packets that are perfect for summer parties
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Summer is in full swing, and these boozy juice pouches are perfect for warm weather enjoyment.
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Banks told me that during the "boozy lunch" he mentioned owning diamond interests in southern Africa.
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This was a real-world application, albeit an extremely boozy one, of an ERC-20 token.
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Boozy weekend brunches are an American pastime as beloved as football and political arguments at Thanksgiving.
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The taste of boozy pineapple was overpowering, like drinking the bottom of a Mai Tai cocktail.
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South Korea topped the table with 118 boozy calories imbibed and 44 calories from soft drinks.
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The Arlo is one of many places where New Yorkers are indulging in boozy ice cream.
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We're told Kurupt missed 2 days of filming while he was hospitalized from his boozy night.
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Mr. Hulseman preferred that his cups be used at family outings, not at rowdy, boozy blowouts.
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The typical boozy brunch in New York is going to set you back at least $30.
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Say you skipped four $30 boozy brunches per month and replaced them with $5 homemade meals.
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They're always fun, they're always boozy, and the food will always be simple, but really good.
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In December, Oskar Blues released Wild Basin Boozy Sparkling Water in tall, skinny 12-ounce cans.
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Screaming Eagle in Zalto stemware or a liter of boozy neon slushy through a sippy straw.
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Who knows, one of them might even end up replacing frosé as the next It boozy beverage.
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Though some might brush off boozy baked goods as just the latest food fad, Feinberg is confident.
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But boozy piña colada drinks, on the other hand, have the potential to be very dehydrating — sorry.
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I have a rare boozy weekend ahead of me, so I just want to be suuuper sure.
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He was the Trojan Horse, sneaking into a boozy affair to lampoon the very people being celebrated.
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People think it's cutesy and fun to go on these boozy brunches, but there's more to it.
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This is the boozy ice cream that features, you know, actual booze as part of the recipe.
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But she's very into boozy lunches, her fashion choices circa 1999 and one other thing that's "hot"?
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When Prohibition laws banned alcohol sales, Americans turned to ice cream as a fun -- less boozy -- alternative.
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At the Baby Jane preview screening, which Bette chose to skip, Joan wallows in boozy self-pity.
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Sometimes I would get pulled in to cover a game for one of these too-boozy carnies.
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There will be boozy popsicle carts, heirloom tomato trees on the tables, and s'mores and whiskey bars.
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They had seen the videos and came to try some of Tipsy Scoop's boozy ice cream themselves.
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Read more: Disney Springs is now selling boozy popsicles in flavors like White Sangria and Mango Mimosa
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Are the boozy shakes and mobile gaming enough to draw crowds from its muse up the street?
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Mr. Skripal, who stayed for a long, boozy lunch, was able to help, said a European official.
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But he traveled to Prague in 2012, where he spent a boozy lunch with Czech intelligence officers.
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Kombucha was already popular, but Yelp searches for boozy versions of the drink are on the rise.
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But this is 2017, so I posted a photo of my boozy meal on my Instagram story.
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The boozy, late-night, wood-panelled stuffiness of the place lives on, as recent news stories have shown.
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Ariana's sexuality should never have been deployed as a supposedly salacious topic for a boozy boys' day out.
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St. Patrick's Day is right around the corner, so I whipped up some boozy chocolate bliss to celebrate.
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We can't know the truth until Branson emerges from his boozy bunker—hopefully safe and sound—and explains.
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The first season of "Al-Asouf", which portrayed the early 1970s, depicted adultery, boozy parties and illegitimate children.
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ET. Kardashian has dubbed the one-hour, sit-down show a televised version of her boozy dinner parties.
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But those of us outside the state who want to enjoy boozy ice cream still have other options.
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Today, however, there are a growing number of fun twists on the holiday tradition, from boozy to savory.
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Zacharczuk says people often compare it to an Orange Julius, albeit a boozy version of the mall treat.
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He isn't a washed up, boozy, ex-superstar who lost his fight fortune dabbling in the restaurant business.
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Furthermore, this isn't the first time that extra-boozy booze has wound up on the shelves in Ontario.
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For even more Harry Potter fun, the game masters have created an extensive spellbook of additional boozy hexes.
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I sat contentedly outside, alternating between drinking the creamy coffee and eating vaguely boozy spoonfuls of ice cream.
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Boozy summer beverage season is in full swing, and Malibu is joining the party with its latest product.
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In rhetoric typical of such a boozy culture, this contemporary period is frequently referred to as a "hangover".
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We think you should know: Kids are fine here, but the atmosphere can get boozy — use your judgment.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that boozy candy store chain Sugarfina filed for Chapter 11 on September 6.
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It's essentially a molten chocolate cake—with that gloriously underbaked, soft center—topped with a creamy, boozy sauce.
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These playful and boozy candies are a traditional but fresh choice — perfect for anyone with a sweet tooth!
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Boozy, soggy, creamy, sweet and tart, it is somewhat like a tiramisù, since it is layered with ladyfingers.
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The great Elizabeth Perkins plays Jackie, a boozy gossip who's on the outs with her old friend Adora.
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Many are built around Don Papa, the small-batch Filipino rum, and those are wonderfully boozy but balanced.
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It's rich and boozy, so plan to serve a crowd — and a very happy crowd it will be.
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The Eggnog RiotOver the years, eggnog increasingly became a beverage to trot out for celebratory — and boozy — gatherings.
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He was at the opening party last month, a boozy soiree hosted by Purple, the French fashion magazine.
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Way back in September 2015, the first Taco Bell location to serve boozy beverages opened its doors in Chicago.
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Now, no matter where you live, you can order Tipsy Scoop's boozy ice cream sandwiches through Goldbely, Delish reports.
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This kit allows your husband to ferment up to a gallon of the stuff, either non-alcoholic or boozy.
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I pull out two big water bottles I filled with rosé, and we start having a lovely boozy lunch.
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Let's hope this problem gets resolved in a way that preserves the sanctity of the bacon-enhanced boozy brunch.
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But, the boozy bash isn't actually "fine" since it is directly disrespecting the memory of Brittany's beloved dead grandfather.
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It's a long, boozy story, told by a very funny comedian, late at night, right before the bar closes.
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For rosé wine enthusiasts, not comparing a non-alcoholic sparkling rosé to its boozy beverage counterpart is a challenge.
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According to Delish, the U.K.-based company Pops has rolled out boozy push-pop treats containing 4 percent alcohol.
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This isn't the first boozy endeavor for the brand, which has won the Emmy for outstanding drama three times.
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Winston Churchill was a boozy bloviator and serial bungler, launching the Dardanelles campaign and clinging to the gold standard.
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Bethesda said it plans to roll out more boozy options in future, and encouraged players to consume Nukashine responsibly.
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They also have a boozy version of Plinko called "Drinko" and sometimes sell Chef Boyardee ravioli on the low.
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Season 8 contestant on Food Network Star Martie Duncan says if you add sherbet this becomes a boozy dessert.
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Fans eager to taste the boozy ice cream can try it in select Haagen-Dazs stores beginning in March.
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Apparently, beer brewers weren't ready to meet the demand of boozy soccer watchers, fans and restaurant workers told Reuters.
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It's Saturday morning, and we're meeting up with our pals for a boozy Brooklyn brunch in a few hours.
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These two groups of people might have other differences at the outset aside from their choices of boozy beverage.
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Nay, she had to free it from its boozy cage: Gabby takes us through the full range of emotions.
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RECIPE: Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream The final product is everything that it should be—buttery, sugary, and slightly boozy.
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Instead of killing Napoleon, Pierre heads home, where he finds a boozy French soldier making the place his own.
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Read more: Disney is now selling boozy push pops that contain more alcohol than a glass of wineThe NIPYATA!
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The brand is only sold in the United Kingdom, so what's a stateside boozy ice pop lover to do?
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There are Minion-inspired cones, rolled ice cream tacos, and even boozy-infused scoops, to name just a few.
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After a summer of dominating barbeques, beach trips, and boozy picnics, spiked seltzer is getting its very own festival.
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It's also less boozy, though that can be treated by the bottle of Venezuelan rum the server leaves behind.
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The boozy, culture-filled tour is $435 a person and includes transportation via vintage Jeep, all tastings, and lunch.
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The scale will ding when you've poured the exact amount so your boozy drinks can be prepared with precision.
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But have you ever wondered exactly how many hours of your life you spend recovering from boozy late nights?
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The rape itself, which takes place after a boozy class reunion, is treated with a deceptive matter-of-factness.
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A classic Opera cake for my mother's birthday at home, the almond layers soaked in a boozy coffee syrup.
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A huge, bright, blazing flash that sends a boozy warmth rushing through her body, right down to her toes.
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"I think the problem is when 'fun work activities' are automatically associated with a boozy night out," he said.
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They were royal and hip, a Swinging Sixties couple with tedious official duties and boozy, self-indulgent private lives.
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Here's what I learned after turning $30, plus pantry items, into a three-course boozy brunch for six: 1.
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They'd be simmered with game, whipped into a boozy mousse or slipped into baggies to eat as a snack.
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If you're celebrating around the winter holidays, go ahead and get a little boozy with this chocolate-drenched eggnog cake.
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And then the weekend rolls around and you end up indulging in the obligatory boozy dinners and brunches with friends.
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Last week the dismissed Bachelorette contestant scored social media gold by Snapchatting the show while becoming increasingly boozy on beer.
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The global ice cream company recently released a boozy line of pints that could very well change summer Sundays forever.
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We were drinking boozy red slushies out of ceramic shark heads at an East Village joint named Mother of Pearl.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, and she spilled the beans about their boozy get-together on Tuesday's Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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The boozy battle between Real Housewives of New York City stars Sonja Morgan and Bethenny Frankel is just getting started.
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At the end they brought out the boozy café brulot, which they lit on fire and spilled across the table.
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And no, it's not just because it's the weekend and we get to sleep in, couch surf, and boozy brunch.
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At the time, she thought of the boozy getaway as a way to blow off steam from school with friends.
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It's summer in the Northern Hemisphere, which means I need to keep lots of boozy Crémant popsicles in my freezer.
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Our parties weren't quite that druggy, they probably were that boozy and there were crazy dance parties on Thursday nights.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon's new lime-flavored Stronger Seltzer is the latest boozy addition to the already packed hard-seltzer market.
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The boozy beverage is real — and it's being sold at Costco now — but it's not exactly what it sounds like.
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In the later footage, you can definitely see the crowd becomes rougher—it's more boozy rock fans getting in fights.
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Rats who drank at least twice as much ethanol solution as they did water were matched to produce boozy offspring.
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The bottom line, Forsyth concludes, is that boozy revelries are here to stay, and we might as well embrace them.
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We knew brunch to be a popular late-morning meal, but the sometimes-boozy weekend ritual has gotten multiple mentions.
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An influx of boozy rugby fans is not the only reason for retailers to top up their inventories this month.
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The video, filmed during a boozy evening at an Ibiza villa five months before Mr Strache entered government, was dynamite.
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As we previously reported, Winston has DENIED sexually assaulting the woman during a boozy ride in Scottsdale, Arizona in March 2016.
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Costco is bringing back their 100-calorie boozy popsicles, and you're going to need all the shelf space you can get.
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There's no love lost between him and the grieving Queen Mum, who is surprisingly testy and a bit boozy these days.
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As Lixo, he's seen his party/label grow from a boozy little acorn down the pub into an underground music oak.
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Boatload of crap You know that boozy tale of Brits who ended up in Syria after a night of hard drinking?
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Devices like the Minibrew seem great but price and shipping problems have always kept them out of my boozy little hands.
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In October, four Naval Special Warfare Command service members also were busted in Okinawa, Japan for allegedly boozy and boorish behavior.
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Scroll on for three effortless and delicious boozy pop versions of your favorite summer sips from Kathy Kordalis' The Poptail Manual.
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Tilray has acquired boozy gummy maker Smith & Sinclair to create a line of CBD edibles, the Canadian pot company announced Tuesday.
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Though, at this time, it doesn't appear that the "Born This Way" singer is actively working on this other boozy project.
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Luckily, there's a way to kill two birds with one stone—and it comes in the form of a boozy popsicle.
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The University of Iowa's writing programme was, she found, haunted by boozy legends such as Berryman, Raymond Carver and John Cheever.
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But what we love about this Mint Julep Lemonade is how it strikes the perfect balance between laid-back and boozy.
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A few years back, you couldn't hit a summer party without seeing six-packs of Not Your Father's boozy root beer.
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We have drunk quite a bit of chacha on the bus, and some people have that boozy look in their eyes.
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Because after all, someone took the time to invent this boozy beverage — and clearly people are still ordering the damn thing.
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From April to October, Loopy Doopy is absolutely worth a stop for views and cocktails like signature Prosecco boozy ice pops.
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Budget-friendly grocery store Aldi is once again offering a selection of boozy and artisanal advent calendars for the holiday season.
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When a midlife crisis meant swapping your hatchback for a sports car, preferably red, or taking up a boozy, illicit affair?
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The founder of Drunk Yoga has created a retreat for those who want to do some boozy bending in the sunshine.
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Skip the boring store-bought bottle this year and let a chic gift-sized box bring that boozy holiday cheer instead.
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This blithe and boozy production is a product of painstaking theater archaeology, by a team led by Jack Viertel, the Encores!
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This has got everything you want out of a late-season vacation—he's comfy, cozy, (a bit) boozy, and later, snoozy.
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This cocktail comes courtesy of Gustavo Ortega-Oyarzun of NYC's Black Ant, and it's as complex as it is boozy and refreshing.
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Now's the time to serve couches and barstools of yelling people with our most favorite versions of burgers, dip, and boozy punch.
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Things are more relaxed at the former pool hall and bar known for being the scene of many late night boozy fistfights.
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The tower is a familiar, giant game of Jenga but with a boozy twist: the blocks hide Jell-O shots for players.
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She sings, "Bunny's lost her way," looking up into the stage lights and threatening to lose her boozy audience for a moment.
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To make the boozy beverage, you must first mix one part Sparkling Gold concentrate to five parts sparkling water from your SodaStream.
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I'm still on the fence about this boozy popcorn, which has the potential to either be delicious or a total culinary disaster.
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This boutique hotel has a spa with an indoor pool and a blooming garden terrace where cocktails and boozy Popsicles are served.
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No matter what tone you choose to set, Roe says kicking things off with a boozy beverage is never a bad idea.
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It's no secret that HBO's hit medieval fantasy based off the books of George R. R. Martin is a boozy, bloody fest.
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A cold brew coffee company called Bad Larry's recently announced that it would be rolling out a boozy version of it's coffee.
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Just a few years ago, Rainey seemed like a small, boozy oasis, with a great BYOB open-air restaurant, G'Raj Mahal Cafe.
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The DJ-soundtracked boozy temple of fried delights was wonderfully unpretentious when it first opened back in 2010 and still is today.
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Since then, this fake fiesta has spread like zombies on "The Walking Dead," becoming an excuse for boozy parties and ethnic slurs.
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That's what makes Aldi's seasonal offering so tempting: the nostalgia of childhood mixed with the boozy goodness that only adults can enjoy.
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It and Britain have plenty in common — they're both wintry, watery, fishy, boozy — but also bring different, complementary assets to the table.
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He'd planned on going to a hackathon last night, but things must have gotten a little boozy—that would explain the nausea.
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Margaritaville is already associated with a boozy good time; the brand sells more than 3 million domestic cases of LandShark each year.
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For others it's a boozy brunch with friends, a Sunday evening meal prepared with time and care, or a major cleaning frenzy.
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Two days into a boozy holiday in New Orleans, Sara Shipley woke up with a Big Gulp cup next to her head.
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Every day, I see more and more Instagram stories of young people at concerts and boozy brunches than I care to count.
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The majority of its revenue comes from boozy auctions held on cruise ships — and on the water, nobody sells like Mr. Max.
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For its new location in Dumbo, the company is applying for a liquor license in order to make the truly boozy stuff.
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"That's the man I wanted up," Rizzo said later, as his players romped around the soggy, boozy home clubhouse at Nationals Park.
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Lot being plied with alcohol to facilitate incestuous relations isn't uncommon in Baroque art, but Rubens's boozy, leering Lot is uncommonly shocking.
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Boozy kombucha saw the most positive change on the platform over the last year, with a 377% increase in mentions from users.
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Mindy Kaling as a cut-throat competing news anchor whose one boozy lunch away from convincing Daniel (Desean Terry) to join YDA.
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I liked my tiny, boozy escape from reality, a carefree feeling I'd chase and chase as it slipped right through my hands.
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Summer is officially here and the chilly pink beverage is everywhere — from rooftop bars to boozy brunches and peppered across outdoor restaurant patios.
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At illicitly boozy parties in Kabul, the capital, rich Afghans make dark jokes about the impending arrival of the jihadists at their gates.
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Brandy also delivered a rousing, boozy performance of song "Beggin and Pleadin," taking fake swigs from a flask and delivering powerful vocal riffs.
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Meghan Edmonds's top choice is her completely redesigned kitchen with an open floor plan, bright white finishes and one built-in boozy feature.
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Samuelsson spiced the unlikely poultry choice with seasonings like cumin, chili powder and paprika—then gave the pan a boozy boost with bourbon.
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Independence Day is coming up, which means the official season for pool parties, beach days, boozy picnics, and the like, is upon us.
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But stocking up on candy (maybe even boozy candy) and transforming your home with a few super-easy decor ideas on the 31st?
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The party offered a tweedy, boozy image and tried to avoid the openly Islamophobic rhetoric common in other radical-right parties in Europe.
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In fact, the conversation has all of the boozy suspicion of a real life brunch introduction between female best friends and new boyfriends.
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Getting a Slurpee of almost any size for $1.50 is exciting enough to make us forget all about boozy slushies for an afternoon.
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If you're looking to get turnt at your holiday office party, then might we suggest this boozy stocking flask that's currently 50% off.
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Brett's lawsuit was dismissed two weeks ago, and now she's ready to put Charlie in the past for good with a boozy bash.
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Given enough punch, a no-frills boozy drink will soon have you warm and toasty without having to clutch a fleetingly-steaming mug.
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The silly, boozy, and jovial little sister to the over-arching Bachelor-franchise on ABC has been at the heart of a scandal.
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When it comes to boozy summers, it's all about pulling out your favorite tried and true rosé or finding the ultimate crisp cocktail.
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However, more and more companies have started putting a boozy spin on the drink by releasing kombucha with as much as 7% ABV.
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But her buoyancy and ad-libbing outlandishness help make Damon Runyon's tale of gamblers and their gals feel like a boozy, bawdy party.
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Figure out your hourly salary, and calculate how many hours you'd have to work to afford your third bottomless boozy brunch this month.
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Perhaps the highlight of Caliburger's Pasadena menu, however, are its boozy shakes—chocolate bourbon or vanilla bourbon, each made with a full shot.
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From boozy brunches to the altitude of your favorite vacay spot, there are many factors at play that can lead to skin damage.
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As Teresa walks through the seemingly empty town, dragging a suitcase, she passes its boozy doctor, Domingas (Sônia Braga, the one and only).
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If the juicy notes are too sweet, they can easily skew too boozy, like a too-strong painkiller cocktail at a tiki bar.
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It might sound like science fiction, but there is a growing army of boozy bots who are making that very scenario a reality.
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What to do with Senator Edward Kennedy, notorious for his boozy, boorish womanizing but also known for his stalwart support of women's rights?
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"I personally enjoy complex and unusual masculine scents — think boozy and smoky — and so does my team, which is mostly women," says Yang.
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It soon became clear that the party was as much a boozy wake for bygone magazine jobs as it was a book celebration.
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In addition to the new media platform, Bev is also planning to launch two new beverages into its boozy stable of canned wines.
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Mr. Pintard, Mr. Goldstein said, was upset by the rowdy and boozy celebrations held around Christmas by farm hands indulging in caroling sessions.
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Hard seltzer will go down as one of the biggest trends of the 2010s, with consumers flocking to the lower-calorie boozy beverage.
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The boozy beverage was so beloved that there was even a national shortage of White Claw, the most popular brand of hard seltzer.
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A special rooftop reception on the Fourth of July will offer free boozy popsicles for adults and free ice cream cones for children.
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Luckily for her, the cold bite of internet infamy was quickly followed by the warm embrace of Ryan Reynolds and a boozy ad.
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" Her former chief of staff had jokingly told her there would be time for, in her words, "a lot of long, boozy lunches.
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Definitely think about this boozy cherry walnut tart that among many other things may turn you on to the joys of frozen cherries.
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It is, as you may have guessed, a cocktail, though it is also the first of two desserts, sweetish and not especially boozy.
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My chief of staff actually told me it would be so quiet there would be time for a lot of long, boozy lunches.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton's morning routine is surely a lot busier — and less boozy — than the one enjoyed by the late Princess Margaret.
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But this season, we're going to forget about hot toddy's and instead take a page from Aldi by enjoying a boozy PSL (or two).
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Other festivals include a boozy "pig and whistle" event and four-wheel mud rallies, which involve splashing through huge puddles on an off-roader.
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The drink giant's three fizzy and boozy lemon drinks went on sale on May 28 and the exact recipes are a closely guarded secret.
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They may be pink and fruity, but they're so tasty and boozy that even your meathead cousin will be putting an umbrella in his.
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It is this motivating pain — plus one boozy bender too many — that leads to the major timestream switcheroo in the middle of the book.
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Boozy Orange Hot ChocolateChocolate and orange is already a great combo, and the addition of booze only makes this hot chocolate even more delicious.
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If you're looking for a ghoulish Halloween cake, a boozy bachelorette-themed dessert, or a cake celebrating a divorce—Masterpiece Cakeshop isn't your place.
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However, if you love to be creative in the kitchen and happen to have the extra cash, Alchema could be a fun, boozy buy.
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It's a place where utter devotion to chicken salt, an obsession with poker machines and boozy long lunches are all part of the furniture.
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Consider this our foolhardy prediction: the Foxes' title was the level of one-off usually reserved for boozy colleagues at the office Christmas party.
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Megan Mullally, whose boozy, busty socialite friend of Trump provided a foil for the left-leaning title characters, reveals how the project came together.
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A dash of rum or arrack gives a delightfully boozy element and contributes to the heavenly mouthfeel of the pastry—if it's done correctly.
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I rang in my 21st at a nightclub in Lisbon, and last year's celebration took place aboard a boozy boat party in Hong Kong.
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His policies led to a steep drop-off in boozy government banquets and gifts of premium spirits once used to curry favor with officials.
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But Disney Springs, which is separate from the parks and resorts, isn't the only place visiting foodies can find boozy, Dole Whip-inspired snacks.
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The explanation is likely because both run as boozy parties — this is a show with an at-home drinking game built into the proceedings.
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Ahead, the boozy fragrances, candles, shampoo, and more that you'll be lining up to buy — provided you can get past the doorman, that is.
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"Singhal, on the other hand, was accused of groping an employee in 2015 while inebriated at a "boozy" party "attended by dozens of colleagues.
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Viewing parties weren't uncommon, ranging from boozy informal gatherings at someone's house to 50-person assemblages where Power is projected on a widescreen outside.
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Yet, despite sounding like a stark shift from what's come before, they are still dealing with the same boozy breath they always have done.
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Of course, until more research is conducted, many doctors now advise to avoid drinking alcohol during pregnancy -- no matter the type of boozy beverage.
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Or, if you were in advertising, you might have a job where you were expected to take clients on boozy lunches twice a week.
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At this point in our story, Amy Adams's boozy journalist Camille is done with the initial pretense that took her back to her hometown.
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Nor was there particular uproar when the boozy protagonist of Young Adult (also played by Theron) didn't wind up in a 12-step program.
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Plaintiff Annemarie Brown says she felt pressured to attend what Whalen called "mandatory fun" events, such as pajama parties and "boozy lunches" on workdays.
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From giant pouches of Malibu to personal boxes of Franzia, here are seven of the best boozy juice pouches to enjoy during the summer.
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Evoke the smells of autumn with cinnamon, smoky whiskey, maple syrup, and apple cider in a cocktail that is equal parts seasonal and boozy.
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Sure, I took note of the emergency exits out of irrational anxiety, but I succumbed with ease to the boozy and good-natured atmosphere.
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Use good-quality dark chocolate and fresh mint for the chocolate syrup you'll use to flavor this boozy shake for a little extra oomph.
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These boozy baths brought beefy-tasting blessings and boo-boo body odor aromas—just the sick kinda shit these monks really got off on.
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We ended up spiking our lemonade with bourbon, and it was a huge hit — and extremely boozy, so we stay out way too late.
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He oozes a homegrown street-smart style overshadowed only by the boozy, brazen cartoons and droopy monochrome eyes he tattoos across the city's face.
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Rather than regret all the money spent on ingredients he'll only use once, he can refocus his energy to enjoying his cold, boozy creation.
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Lucky for all the lazy, boozy broads out there, Costco is making it easy to get our fix by selling these premade gelatin shots.
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In order to be gracious guests at these fêtes, we'll want to provide some sort of festive, boozy beverage for our friends and family.
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We had a soft meringue with boozy strawberries, poached rhubarb and a brown butter cookie crumble that I wanted to take home with me.
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Set in a funeral parlor on Christmas Eve, this revival at the Irish Repertory Theater plays alcoholism for drama without resorting to boozy histrionics.
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Yet for people like Captain Nettleton and the Turs, the base is also a small, insular town, with boozy backyard barbecues and a McDonald's.
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With its winding staircase and notice-me glam color palette of black-fuchsia-and-shine, this is a space made for boozy biz schmoozing.
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Not every boozy encounter ended poorly, though—the Colonies' taverns, which the Puritans considered "gifts from God," became the primary meeting places for revolutionaries.
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And although tabletop drinking games were never part of the "Parks and Rec" Galentine's checklist, the prosecco pong was a fun (albeit boozy) touch.
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Ms. DiDonato plays — and sometimes overplays — Agrippina as a boozy harpy, almost stumbling as she walks and shimmying to the music in her head.
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The food/drink: Burrito bowls begin their ascent to popularity thanks to Chipotle, and boozy popsicles put an adult spin on a childhood favorite.
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Hosts can help by providing lots of non-boozy drinks—have those conversations before you go, and bring your own beverages when in doubt.
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I arrived around 6 PM at small venue called Sole Repair just off of the Pike-Pine corridor in Seattle's notoriously boozy Capital Hill.
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There's video of the aftermath -- and Cooke appears to be a boozy mess while the two parties cuss each other out on the street.
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I ordered way too much takeout, bought one too many handles of Tito's, and paid a boozy brunch bill that crept up to $100.
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Surprisingly, the Bloody Mary, bastion of the boozy brunch, received a whopping 50 percent of the vote, hinting that Hinge users are big day drinkers.
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Goodfellow pioneered this idea, however, proving its basic viability after a heated (and boozy) debate with some University of Montreal academic colleagues, as Wired reports.
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Summer is nearly here and we're already stoked for what's to come: long warm sunny days, cookouts with friends, and of course, frozen-boozy goodness.
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Last summer Costco made headlines when they brought back Slim Chiller's Skinny Freezers— boozy ice pops, which contain only 100 calories and 8 percent alcohol.
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But there is nothing like a boozy award show to bring one of the most intriguing celebrity scandals of all time back into the limelight.
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The popcorn comes in five boozy flavors: the previously mentioned G&T, fruity cosmopolitan, mojito, margarita, and a blend of caramel, macchiato, and whiskey popcorn.
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The woman -- Cristina -- had told officials in Broward County, Florida that Chapman attacked her last October ... pushing and choking her during a boozy night out.
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The ChocoPalace festival, in the small city of Durbuy, southeast of Brussels, also features a chocolate river and stalls selling macaroons and boozy chocolate drinks.
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Chanel West Coast reached her boiling point with Charlamagne tha God, but she's keeping things room temp, and VERY boozy at her Saturday night performance.
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More than 80 percent of transportation, advertising, hospitality and technology workers have also come in while feeling the after effects of a boozy night out.
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All winter, up-and-coming lawmakers are thrown together with young staff and ambitious lobbyists for weeks at time of boozy nights far from home.
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From savory doughnut sandwiches to rosé ice cream and even boozy gummies, this is the ultimate bucket list for the best in 2017 food fads.
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Each episode purports to follow a group of friends through boozy feuds, marital scandals and appallingly bad behavior at five-star resorts around the world.
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Sports Direct's Ashley, who also owns Newcastle United soccer club, gave evidence during the case which was littered with lurid tales of boozy business meetings.
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Instead of the "boozy Butterbeer, Polyjuice Potion and Hair of the Multi-Headed Dog" that had been advertised, they got decidedly un-magical regular cocktails.
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Former executive Richard Markel told Business Insider about the deep "spiritual" discussions and a mandatory all-employee boozy summer camp where employees slept in tents.
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The seemingly innocent British singer has had quite the career glow-up from boozy party boy to head-over-heels-in-love adult pop star.
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I love this outfit because I would probably get married in it, but I would also wear it to boozy brunch, just because I can.
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But he canoodles on the side with Chris (Thomas E. Sullivan), a randy, somewhat boozy college student who gently needles Ben about his closeted status.
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Oh, and did I mention that a bowl of this boozy dessert contains 10% alcohol, which is about as much as a glass of wine?
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Recently, I was at a boozy brunch when I overheard one of my friends ask our waiter to make sure her omelette was dairy-free.
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Cons: The vibe is young and boozy so if you chose Palm Springs more for the culture and relaxation, this isn't the place to stay.
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Buy a round of Pimm's (£21986 each) — a classic English summer drink, boozy and fruity and fresh — at the stand next to the boat launch.
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Sorbet was accidentally invented in the 203th century, when the Italian scientist Giambattista della Porta tried to freeze wine and wound up with boozy slush.
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This trifle gets a boozy hit from a drizzle of sweet sherry or dessert wine between the layers of vanilla sponge cake and fresh custard.
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Her work outside the Team took off after a 2010 production of "Three Pianos," a boozy song cycle riffing on the work of Franz Schubert.
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Style is also essential: If you don't like the bitter, boozy gin Negroni, you might still love another gin cocktail, like an easy-drinking gimlet.
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Boozy ice cream is "any ice cream that incorporates liquor, wine, or beer in its ingredients," said Ali Rosen, the cookbook author and television host.
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So whether you're looking for an activity to pass the time or a quick fix, here's what these experts recommended for getting a little boozy.
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It uses the boozy, herbal green Chartreuse as a base and adds the spicy tropical clove liqueur Velvet Falernum along with fresh lime and pineapple.
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Think about it — if you were going to the Oscars, wouldn't you be 'gramming the pre-show hype, commercial break meetups, and boozy after parties?
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Half (54%) of those surveyed called work-related drinking perks "outdated," with another 42% saying they would reject job offers from businesses boasting boozy cultures.
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It's a neighborhood joint, with a curved mahogany bar and a shuffleboard table, complete with an abacus to tally scores, open to ironic, boozy competition.
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There was a boozy meat-market scene in the rest of the bar, which was filled with loud music and twentysomething Koreans on the make.
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All the trends that spurred the craze for the boozy fizz — including younger drinkers' desire for more-healthful, lower-alcohol quaffs — will continue, it posits.
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They start off on a sweet note with boozy cocktails and banana splits at Balderdash, before picking up takeaway burgers at local hotspot Gasoline Grill.
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After their brief beer sauna, your eggs (hopefully soft and unexploded) have a nice and subtle bitterness that also delights with a little boozy kick.
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Some amazing boozy moments already took place at the 75th annual Golden Globe Awards—like Tom Hanks carrying a tray full of martinis to his table.
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However, his subordinates insisted that the critters are able to nibble through the caps of the bottles in order to gain access to the boozy goodness.
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Day drinking — not to be confused with the more collegiate "darty" (daytime party) — consists of boozy beverages that are consumed during light hours in festive surroundings.
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If you're 21 years or older, we recommend you put a boozy twist on your National Ice Cream Day with these more-than-just-trendy treats.
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The only interaction he has had with the Russians was a "boozy six-hour lunch with the ambassador where we drank the place dry", he wrote.
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Hank Azaria's wickedly precise impression of a depressed, boozy veteran baseball announcer would've been entertaining regardless of what story creator Joel Church-Cooper molded around it.
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While she's in her room, I look up Bloody Mary recipes for a boozy brunch we're having at my apartment tomorrow and chat with the housekeeper.
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The strides were evident on 2016's Summit At Sea trip, which felt less boozy and sexually charged with leaders from a wider range of backgrounds.
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Even better, there's the premise of getting sloshed on fruity, boozy, icy tiki drinks well earlier in the day than it would normally be socially acceptable.
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Lisa Vanderpump says reality TV isn't just about drama-filled boozy battles and table-flipping antics — it can, in fact, help bring a cause to Congress.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMichelle Obama Gains Some Serious Street CredLindsay Lohan's Dating a Young, Super-Rich StudRob & Blac Chyna's Boozy BrunchKanye West's New Kicks are Causing Mayhem
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Squirrel, a fast-casual superfoods restaurant, is their first foray into wellness — designed to, at least in their case, erase boozy nights out with healthy fare.
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The two were (responsibly) leaving the restaurant in a chauffeured car after a boozy meal -- when our guy tried to ask Eddie about some NFL topics.
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There's a lively V-shaped pool that's usually filled with boozy guests, and DJs spinning during holiday weekends and events and rooms are contemporary and mod.
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The culmination, which occurs pretty much simultaneously with Brendan's campus calamity, is a boozy late-night episode that approaches, but does not cross into, bedroom farce.
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"Boozy," another Les Frères show, featured Robert Moses as a messianic figure, and cast Jane Jacobs, the anti-development advocate, as the villain of the piece.
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Upon them, locals and out-of-towners alike, emboldened by boozy sweet tea or vodka lemonade, pair off and dance in the lead-and-follow tradition.
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No one would feel out of place propped up against bar cradling a glass of this stuff — you'd blend in seamlessly with the boozy-beverage crowd.
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Her boozy behavior has gotten her fired in London, but she still sticks to her old, rigid commuting schedule because she has nothing else to do.
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A hit in London and Chicago, it's finally making its way to Broadway and is perfect for your girl group/bachelorette party/boozy friend night out.
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Another woman, Kavanaugh's Yale University classmate Deborah Ramirez, has accused him of exposing himself and causing her to touch his penis at a boozy dorm party.
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With acerbic British comedian Ricky Gervais hosting for the first time in four years, anything could happen at the informal, often boozy dinner in Beverly Hills.
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Well, "Party Politics"' clubby jocularity is the sound of all those Fridays rolled into one boozy and blissful dream sequence—one you never want to end.
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Saying "no" to a lavish Miami trip or boozy brunch at a hot new restaurant just isn't something you do, and your credit card bills reflect that.
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The shop has sold spiked cupcakes since 2011 and while the bakery did not invent the concept of boozy cupcakes, it says it is keeping them relevant.
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Despite my health and safety concerns over a "stick and poke" at a boozy Portland party, I can confirm the results are some of TV's cutest tattoos.
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Their little bottle of boozy flavoring may very well be the gateway drug for even the most squeamish of people to finally give eating bugs a shot.
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It's one thing to look at an insect and eat it, but when it's in a boozy liquid, it is a whole lot easier to sway people.
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Instead of wasting fruit by throwing it away when it goes bad, the countertop device and companion app looks to encourage a boozy second life for it.
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And while Queen Elizabeth's morning rituals were undoubtedly less lavish, we hope she got to partake in at least a few boozy brunches with her younger sister!
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Instead, after swimming around in the boozy water, the crayfish adopt this upright posture, hold up their abdomens for a few seconds, and stiffly extend their legs.
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It doesn't matter whether you are more interested in the eco-friendly or boozy potential of the SodaStream Spirit, because either way, you can still save big.
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Picture your ideal warm weather evening, sitting out in the setting summer sun — only instead of a cold cocktail in hand, you've got the boozy pop version.
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Whether it's boozy holiday ice cream, over-the-top bagels, or rosé doughnuts, we know that the next big Instagram hit is often just a scroll away.
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The boozy 543-day calendar will be available alongside Aldi's Cheese Advent Calendar, which is also being sold in U.S. stores for the first time this year.
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Something you like, and also you've got the image of The Hold Steady as rock and roll, beery, boozy, but you can't keep that up forever, right?
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Most culinary historians agree that eggnog stems from a medieval British drink called "posset," a thick, boozy, ale-like concoction seasoned with whatever spices were on hand.
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I'd grown up on the blues-infused rock of guys like Jimmy Page and Slash, a type of playing with a specific swagger and woozy, boozy expressiveness.
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" Spade, 54, describes his father as "cool and funny," but also "a bit of a skirt-chaser, times a thousand million," and "a bit of boozy Suzy.
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Since we're just about to wrap up the boozy holiday season, Motherboard's Ankita Rao sits down with MUNCHIES to talk about some of the best hangover cures.
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When winter weather hits, our boozy cravings tend to turn toward the obvious: hot toddies, mulled wine, maybe just some bourbon added to a thermos of coffee.
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It's not impossible — and it could be the perfect drink to pair with your Beyond Meat burger: a nonalcoholic IPA that actually tastes like its boozy brethren.
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Nugget ice, by the way, isn't just for boozy frozen concoctions: It'll make smoothies without diluting them with too much water (such as regular crescent ice would).
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Only in MiamiOther can't miss places include Wynwood's Salty Donut pop-up, where Miamians line up for an hour or more for the shop's boozy donut creations.
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It is not uncommon, neighbors said, for revelry at Johnny's to pour into the street early in the morning, and the same goes for the boozy tussles.
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While driving and dance-y electronic beats generally keep things moving, unusual key changes or scuzzed up productions often devolve into boozy psych trances veering towards prog.
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Really, he says, it should be eaten with friends, dolloped onto blinis and chased with shots of vodka during delirious, boozy dinner parties that last until dawn.
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Despite her show having the word cocktail in it (albeit spelled wrong), it turns out she doesn't actually know how to make boozy beverages in real life.
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In a week of star-studded presentations, skits and boozy mingling, representatives of major advertisers flocked to New York to see what the networks have in store.
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May, a reserved person who, as she rose through the political system, avoided the boozy social clubs of Westminster for quiet nights at home with her husband.
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The payments were handled by an employee who was flattered with boozy meetings with representatives of foreign companies seeking his advice on how to receive the payments.
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With no director cited, the show buttonholes spectators as adjunct therapists or confidants, the sort of pals you might share a boozy evening with at the pub.
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Two-Faced Pineapple A float of blackstrap rum at the end is all it takes to transform this innocent tropical fruit cooler into a boozy beach drink.
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That move comes as it scraps its "Club 18-30" brand, a five decade-old brand synonymous with young Britons letting off steam on cheap, boozy holidays.
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Maybe it was because the boozy, post-punk, literary crowd I ran with (or, more accurately, sat around with) for so many years was not especially outdoorsy.
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Here, the Jungs' boozy "pongtails" come with ice cubes in the shape of Ping-Pong balls, and the space is as bright and airy as a gymnasium.
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The season's ninth episode, featuring a boozy beach getaway for a group of trans women, was as loose and lovely an hour as TV produced this year.
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Some of Kuan's cookies even come with a boozy bang; there are several alcohol-infused cookies, like the Bourbon Walnut Toffee cookie and Cinnamon Whiskey Crackle chocolate cookie.
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But it's hard to find the motivation — especially when you'd rather chill out, watch a movie, or hit up your local boozy brunch spot during your spare time.
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Wicked Weed brought back its Hop Cocoa beer which is a porter beer that's brewed with cocoa nibs for a taste that's like a cold, boozy, hot cocoa.
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The service is only available in Japan and in Japanese, and Amazon's sommeliers are only on standby between the traditionally non-boozy hours of noon and 5 p.m.
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The basic chemistry behind the spirits we know and love—fermentation of something starchy or sugary, followed by distillation of the boozy byproducts—was worked out centuries ago.
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Comedy Central's Drunk History devoted an entire episode to the Hamilton creator diving a little deeper into Alexander Hamilton's rise and fall — this time through a boozy haze.
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As fate would have it, Mike was actually in the restaurant that night ... heard about his boozy doppelganger ... and came over for a face-to-legendary-face meeting.
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We assure you that you will never associate the Tom and Jerry with Christmas—or an annoying animated cat and mouse—again after imbibing this boozy Thanksgiving cocktail.
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If you do the boozy math, the study's heaviest drinkers had a little more than two medium glasses of wine or two beers every night of the week.
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That's exactly what Cori, Grace, and Chelsea did (after consulting about their optimal cocktail hour ensembles, naturally) at Bar Mezcal Monk — the boozy beachside oasis of our dreams.
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Prescott -- a star QB at Mississippi State -- was pulled over for speeding on March 12th around 12:31 AM ... and during the stop, cops believed he was boozy.
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This Crown Heights feminist bakery-bar hybrid whips up an array of pies, boozy milkshakes, and more sweet nighttime snacks that you can enjoy alongside your craft cocktails.
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It's hard not to cringe at the endless scroll of profile pictures of people enjoying lives of acrobatic sex, boozy brunches, and supreme satisfaction in their single status.
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You could also go for a Dark and Stormy vibe with a little ginger beer in place of the classic soda; the mixology world is your boozy oyster.
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In addition to selling organic products at a premium price, Whole Foods in Williamsburg is known for walls of La Croix and a taproom that serves boozy milkshakes.
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Not surprisingly, Hyderites are an eclectic bunch of nature lovers, survivalists, folks who live off the grid and former miners with a penchant for quiet, if boozy, living.
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Once you have an active starter, which is to say one that is light and bubbly, with a pleasant yeasty-boozy aroma, a fork appears in the road.
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But with an industrializing society came a desire to enjoy more dynamic boozy options, and certainly for drinks that would pack more of a punch than, well, punch.
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We're told cops drove up to Paris' house and she told them what was going down -- the guy's keys were taken away because he was way too boozy.
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The idea of a boozy cocktail hour seemed fun in theory, but in practice the concept just didn't add up to more than the sum of its parts.
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"A Christmas cake is all about the fruit!" she said, offering me the most opulent, lightly spicy, ever-so-faintly boozy sample on the end of a toothpick.
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But your neighbor might be munching on a panini, drinking a boozy milkshake, or snacking on a dessert specially created to accompany the movie you're about to see.
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"Eh-hehn, then we will see!" said Steven Togba, 82, who goes by the name Old Man Steven and lives near the Mansion in the Boozy Quarters neighborhood.
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Her performance in a decisive TV debate with him was described as "better suited to an after-dinner boozy get-together" than the pose of a future president.
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I love a glass of fizz and if I had to give up a bottle of boozy bubbles then I'd be more than happy to quaff this instead.
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Oh, and they&aposre also served with a tube of Fireball whiskey, designed to be injected straight into the pastry to make one sweet, spicy and boozy treat.
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And who hasn't had a boozy, charming boyfriend like the guy in the song who gets loaded and nasty and then tells you he can't live without you?
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While she shared a photo of herself with what looked like a frozen cocktail in June, on Wednesday, the GIRL singer lamented her lack of a boozy beverage.
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The week had the same boozy self-indulgence, the same cheek-kissing emptiness of years' past, but it also felt like something was changing, hopefully for the better.
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Banks previously admitted to having one "one boozy lunch" at the Russian embassy with Yakovenko, but the emails show he met the ambassador on at least three separate occasions.
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We now live in an age where we can harken back to America's greatness while drinking boozy ice cream floats and cooking amazing recipes we found on the internet.
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Whether you're a classic bacon-and-eggs purist, enjoy a boozy weekend brunch, or opt for sugary syrup with a side of waffles, there's something suited for everyone's taste.
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They're a good match: They both love horses, the queen blushes whenever he's around, and he's not prone to staying out late and getting boozy like that oaf Philip.
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If you've been seeing rosé cider everywhere recently, the latest buzz is thanks to bigger mainstream brands like Angry Orchard rolling out their own takes on the boozy drink.
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Instagram sensation The Fat Jewish, launched BABE sparkling wine in a can in 2016, and it's been a staple at music festivals, rooftop bars and boozy picnics ever since.
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Disney Springs, the shopping and dining hub of the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, announced on Wednesday that they will begin serving boozy push-pops at Paddlefish restaurant.
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She explains as much during a boozy chat with Noah, pointing out that the kids — kids who have been expelled from public schools for behavioral issues — need the discipline.
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Not only does a can make our seasonal boozy drink of choice portable, unbreakable, and easy to open, but it is also effortlessly cool to sip with a straw.
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According to NBC5, the local trash pandas (the Internet's affectionate pet name for raccoons) are getting drunk off fermented crab apples, which turned boozy after falling off neighborhood trees.
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In addition to its pints, the company also sells boozy ice cream cake and ice cream sandwiches, which can you can order online to be delivered anywhere in NYC.
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" Rose Turner, also a mom of two, agrees: "I used to do my nails every Sunday night, or Monday if it was a long boozy lunch Sunday – remember them?!
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While we'll always love treating ourselves with some fancier boozy-inspired sweets from Sugarfina, we'll still be stocking up on these affordably festive ones from our neighborhood Trader Joe's.
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Guests got to enjoy a full bar with signature drink options like the "Mama-Jito" and "Not-So-Old-Fashioned" — playful takes on Hill and Simon's favorite boozy drinks.
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On Monday, The Sun published a photo of Rooney allegedly on a "boozy bender" at the team's hotel after he was invited into a private wedding there by guests.
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" Reiterating what he previously told PEOPLE, Cohen also noted of his freewheeling, boozy and often rambunctious hosting style: "I can't believe I haven't gotten fired in all these years.
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You can start at the bar and explore the boozy flavors of the Big Easy before grabbing a table and getting a true taste of its defining Creole grub.
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But when San Francisco's renowned Dandelion Chocolate decided to stop by on a screamingly sunny day a couple weeks back, we had an instant mind-meld: Boozy chocolate milkshakes.
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With a little extra time and effort, you could strut into the function with a boozy berry trifle, the most aesthetically pleasing dessert your Instagram feed has ever seen.
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The Australian Prime Minister mocked his US counterpart in a speech Wednesday night to a gathered crowd of journalists and politicians, during the Australian Parliament's boozy annual Midwinter Ball.
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If you happen to be near an American Lidl store, there's a similar wine they sell that will satisfy your cheap boozy bubbly needs: Los Andides Crémant de Loire.
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Unlike "Sex and the City" — where the regular brunch date served as a kind of otherworldly purgatory for staging boozy debates about feminism and sex — "Girls" is not timeless.
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You could also try one of Mark Bittman's simple ice pop recipes, which include flavors like chocolate-chili and coconut curry, along with some boozy grown-up-only options.
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"Stealing Time" is a large production, told in a series of short scenes: a boozy dance at a nightclub, a tango-inflected seduction, a Chaplinesque number involving a suitcase.
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The kind of tunes you can imagine emanating, muffled, from a dark basement only to have the door swing open to reveal a rambunctious speakeasy where everyone's brilliantly boozy.
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In 2015, an employee said Mr. Singhal groped her at a boozy off-site event attended by dozens of colleagues, said three people who were briefed on the incident.
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Can Can Wonderland in St. Paul, which also opened last year inside an old canning factory, has boozy slushies and beer floats and a custom-made mini-golf course.
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For his 1st birthday, we had a big party, and I baked cookies for the kids and a boozy coconut cake topped with a chocolate "1" for the parents.
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I wake up to a thread in my friend group's group chat saying that, apparently, we are all meeting at K.'s new apartment for a boozy brunch/housewarming.
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I get an egg sandwich with lamb sausage and a black coffee, fending off the temptation to get a boozy brunch cocktail for a little hair of the dog.
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Russian officials and state-controlled media outlets named the informant as Oleg B. Smolenkov, and dismissed him as a boozy nobody who had no contact with President Vladimir Putin.
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Some people think of the roof garden at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with its great views of Central Park, as but a backdrop for boozy summer date nights.
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They delivered samples of the boozy K. pneumoniae (the strains were dubbed HiAlc) directly to the stomachs of mice, who went on to develop their own version of NAFLD.
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But Billy Bones — not to be confused with the boozy character in "Treasure Island" — is not your ordinary buccaneer, and his presentation is far from a typical classroom lesson.
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The Negroni has a subtle kick of high-quality saffron lurking in its bittersweet, boozy depths; the martini is made with olive oil-infused gin and olive-leaf bitters.
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I see the exuberance and hope and frustration and fragility and defeat of youth all mixed up in one boozy, smoky, hormonal stew—swaying spinning, groping, snogging, shouting, laughing.
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Review: With a focus on diversity and little political commentary, a ceremony known for boozy troublemaking tried to stay out of trouble this year, our chief TV critic writes.
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It's a muggy Saturday in Santa Monica, and a teenager no older than 16 is throwing back shots at a party with the boozy enthusiasm of a frat boy.
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That's the kind of chatter the owner of the new "boozy sandwich shop" Summerhill is facing, mostly because of her casual attitude toward the bar's neighborhood and its history.
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This is music that from its first bars feels shifty and uneasy, the piano entering in a way that seems to drag the driving initial rhythm into boozy slow motion.
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Just when we thought it couldn't get any better, we came across a page on the Tipsy Scoop website that shows Halloween-themed versions of the boozy ice cream sandwiches.
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Approximately three minutes into the premiere episode of the sixth season of Vanderpump Rules, Bravo's wildly popular and often sickeningly boozy restaurant-bar reality show, Jax Taylor told a lie.
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Between her boozy culinary adventures on her My Drunk Kitchen series and candid confessionals on coming out of the closet, Hannah Hart has always appeared to be an open book.
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Constellation Brands, which makes beers like Corona and Negro Modelo, along with whiskies, tequilas, vodkas and other boozy spirits, has invested $4 billion into Canopy Growth, another Canadian cannabis business.
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The next day, Don pays an elevator operator to say the elevator's broken, forcing the men to climb many flights of stairs after a long, boozy lunch with some clients.
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Especially at start of the unofficial alcohol-free month, when those of us who may have over-indulged in boozy NYE escapades feel ready to hang up our highball glasses.
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With bourbon in the dressing and brandy-soaked cherries, this salad is actually not that boozy, because most of the alcohol will get cooked off before the greens are dressed.
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The elaborate decorations were even more intoxicating with the help of powerfully boozy cocktails and Polynesian-inspired food, which was a welcome change from mainstream American cuisine at the time.
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Since we already have last-minute menu ideas covered, we've decided to put any post work-week energy (and creative efforts) into the drink department with some festive boozy beverages.
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It's as if an ambrosia salad had a boozy bender of a weekend at a Wonder Bread factory and this abomination is the sad excuse for the scion that resulted.
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Scheduled to last an hour, the meeting became a six-hour "boozy lunch," and ended with Ambassador Yakovenko offering vodka from a bottle that had supposedly been made for Stalin.
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Beer is still the most popular boozy beverage in the U.S., which is AB InBev's largest market, accounting for $2321 billion of its $24 billion in global revenue last year.
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Hemingway's suite at the Hotel Floridain Madrid was a boozy hangout for a revolving rat pack of well-groomed foreign correspondents, including Martha Gellhorn, with whom he'd begun an affair.
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Stood outside, the cold air flinging shivers across your whole skeleton, you attempt to negotiate as best you can through the thick haze of boozy breath, but it isn't happening.
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Our boozy gift list has an item for every conceivable type of drinker you know, from the natural wine drinker to the Campari lush to the Fireball gummy bear enthusiast.
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Rising to prominence in the mainstream vernacular in the mid-aughts, the vinegary, fermented tea has proven refreshing in both flavor—fizzy, uniquely tart, and a little boozy—and effect.
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The actors Seth Rogen, Allison Tolman, Jorma Taccone and Joel McHale join the host Derek Waters in a boozy narration of the history behind Halloween in this Season 5 finale.
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Rum's usually what you think of when you picture a boozy drink on a Caribbean beach ... but when you've got your own liquor brand, you play by your own rules!!!
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Yang Jianwei, 44, a kitchenware exporter who embraced Fo Guang Shan, said he stopped attending the boozy late-night dinners that seem an unavoidable part of doing business in China.
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Our Food columnist Alison Roman has four desserts to do the trick: salted chocolate pudding with whipped sour cream, above; golden ginger cake; boozy cherry walnut tart; and citrusy cheesecake.
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A man with more money than charm, and little aptitude for long-term relationships, may find the situation — boozy evenings of ingratiation and eye candy, on his tab — quite satisfactory.
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So, even if picking up a sport is the absolute last thing you want to do, you may want to reconsider not joining your neighborhood's boozy intramural league after all.
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The boozy concoction is filled with a few of Mark's favorite things: blended coffee ice cream, chocolate ice cream, Bulleit bourbon and heavy cream, topped with his favorite chocolate turtle crumbles.
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" Shortly after I spoke to Buckingham, a neighborhood in Brooklyn saw the arrival of a "boozy sandwich shop" named Summerhill; its owner promoted the Instagrammability of its "bullet hole-ridden wall.
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It was followed by another restaurant backed by Mr. English, Château Cherbuliez, a French spot that struggled initially, tried and failed to reinvent itself as a boozy brunch location and closed.
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Its boozy, neon-drenched world is backlit by Twitter parody Bicker, which updates with thoughts from the locals ("really wish they would do something about the lack of nazis on here").
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This year Kevin Frayer's images of Rohingya refugees—like Joel Goodman's much-shared snap from 2015 of a boozy New Year's Eve in Manchester—might well be compared to Renaissance paintings.
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And though she doesn't sleep with Jason, they share a boozy evening that ends with him throwing rocks at all the lights at Taliesin West while she robs the gift shop.
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BAR TREKKING IN SANTA FE Louisville has a bourbon trail, Scotland has a malt whiskey trail and now Santa Fe aims to add its own boozy route with the Margarita Trail.
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As part of its 2018 spring line of new ice cream flavors, Jeni's recently introduced Frosé Sorbet, which means frosé fanatics can now eat the boozy frozen treat by the pint.
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At the other end of the boozy spectrum, the survey found that Greece had the lowest amount of pre-drinkers—just 17.7 percent said they hit the bottle before heading out.
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Since its conception in 1969, the sodium-ridden, tomato-based Calgary cocktail has soared to the top of the boozy charts in Canada, becoming one of this country's most notable drinks.
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Because the seasonal boozy nectar's days inside our stemless glasses are numbered, we need to refresh our stocks and quench our millennial pink thirst before its time on store shelves expires.
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And while the cans are meant to be guzzled on their own, it's not hard to imagine mixing the stuff with other kinds of liquor for a particularly boozy summertime cocktail.
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The singer's luscious voice makes the intimate lyrics hit like a pull of thick smoke or a cup of something sweet and boozy held in the hand of a powerful woman.
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Below, the urbane actor, now 85, talks about his time playing Bond — and reveals which of his non-Bond costars could put a baby to sleep with a single boozy breath.
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Sure, you could traipse on over to your favorite restaurant for a bottomless boozy situation — but for some of us, our dining out funds from this past winter have been exhausted.
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Related: Rick and Morty's Awesome Intro Gets 8-Bit-ified The Painful Secret Behind Rick and Morty's Boozy Burps [NSFW] 'Rick and Morty' Reenact the Viral "Judge F*ckman" Courtroom Transcript
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Instead of lamenting his inability to travel to nearby islands, he crashed the most bourgeois function imaginable -- a boozy office Christmas party -- and made it an entertaining window into Filipino culture.
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Khloe Kardashian has apparently broken her silence on the Odell Beckham situation -- posting tweets that seem to indicate the two aren't an item ... they were just boozy flirting at Drake's party.
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The menu focuses on "updated takes on New York classics," says Adler, where rotisserie duck meets fried rice with everything spice, patty melts with sauerkraut, gravlax on bialys, and boozy sodas.
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But many of the area's older residents and elected officials argue that spring break here had badly deteriorated, becoming far too raunchy, boozy, dangerous and dirty, and risked turning off families.
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Estreller and Tarby seem to be onto something big in the American bottled-alcohol world, as non-wine, non-beer, and non-cider boozy beverages are having a moment right now.
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"Using Old Tom, the Alaska — which I'd always thought of as a nice, sharp, boozy variant of the martini — had a softness, harmony and complexity that was truly surprising," he said.
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In case you forgot, she went sober for nine months to create you—shaking up a batch of boozy libations to share with her is, TBH, the least you can do.
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Dry January represents well-worn territory for Kim Stodel, the bar manager at Providence, a Michelin-starred restaurant whose inventive nonalcoholic cocktail offerings are almost as popular as the boozy ones.
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A genre exercise, the detective movie "Small Town Crime" relies on the usual time-tested ingredients: the boozy loner lawman, the beautiful female victim and the reliably mysterious, invariably competent villains.
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For lots of Russians, Putin personifies a break with the 1990s, when their country, led by a boozy, erratic president, was politically chaotic, economically near collapse and dissed by the West.
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Media portrayals of heavy drinking as normal (think: TikToks showing people joking about downing full bottles of wine and the boozy parties in the Real Housewives) may also play a part.
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When the conversation runs dry, you can always ask if they've tried your boozy ice cream drink before they ask why you didn't bring a girlfriend or boyfriend to the party.
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There's something pleasantly boozy about Mark Van Yetter's work, and it's not just the tipped-over empty wine bottle that appears in six cheery linoleum prints on the gallery's back wall.
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If you're lucky, you've spent some time in the summer sun sipping on an Aperol Spritz—a fizzy, boozy concoction of Aperol, Prosecco, and soda—at some point in your life.
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His idea of fun consists of a boozy evening at the Red Guard Nightclub, a Maoist-themed brothel, where hapless hostesses dressed in retro uniforms pay expensive attention to his "jade stalk".
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As Disney Food Blog first reported in 2018, Disney's Port Orleans resort is now selling a boozy option of their signature fluffy beignets that come with small injectable vessels filled with liquor.
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Ski trips are the perfect friend vacations in winter months: There's hardly anything more fun than getting active with your best buds and celebrating with boozy drinks by the fireplace après ski.
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The bride's US heritage was marked with the boozy American university drinking game beer pong, where players throw table tennis balls into cups of beer, which their opponents then have to consume.
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That only leaves the door open for restaurants that don't serve alcohol, coffee shops, yoga studios, art galleries, and other non-boozy places to allow customers to communally enjoy their smokeless high.
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And while coffee-themed names (Kona, Espresso, Mocha) are on a downward trajectory everywhere except Seattle (home of Starbucks, duh), boozy names like Brandy, Guinness and Whiskey are on the way up.
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We spoke with Pastor Brandon Brown of Milwaukee's CollectiveMKE church about the trend, and his own boozy meetup, Jesus & Beer, where Christians and atheists alike meet to talk faith over a pint.
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Turnbull mocked Trump in a speech in June to a gathered crowd of journalists and politicians during the Australian Parliament's boozy annual Midwinter Ball, an event that is usually off the record.
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As well as divulging the boozy habits of those running the country, the Wine Cellar also seeks to assure the British public that the Westminster wine collection is able to fund itself.
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For many of us, summer demands the boozy escape that a tropical cocktail can provide, but we also know that beer—oftentimes cheap, disgusting beer—has its place on the beach, too.
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What kind of relaxation is that, if you've got to struggle to suppress your hatred of the boozy party tourists and their mismatched playlists of the "best" Avicii songs in the background?
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The British comedian took back the reigns from Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, turning what for the past three years has been a boozy, fun celebration into a bitter stew of offensiveness.
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Cute, Etsy-ish aesthetics, small displays selling soaps or tchotchkes—all by women-owned independent businesses, of course—and ornate couches and reading chairs conjure up images of boozy book club meetings.
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And Mother's Ruin, a popular spot in NoLIta, serves a frozen drink called a Coffee Cordial Boozy Slushy, which features Toby's Estate coffee infused with white rum, nutmeg, cinnamon and star anise.
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Throughout November and December, Rockstar Beer Festivals is hosting a limited number of boozy "Nightmare Before Christmas"-themed events in cities on the West Coast, in the Midwest, and in the South.
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As the company evolved, Breathometer saw that the opportunity offered by health and wellness breath analysis far-and-away eclipsed the potential in structuring the company solely around testing for boozy breath.
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For those who like their perfume both boozy and powdery, there's Nasomatto's Baraonda ($150), a heady blend of whiskey, musk mallow and rose that smells like bourbon on the breath of angels.
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With outdoor seating on either side of the bar, and in light of its popularity, the space is best calibrated for either sunny weekend brunch or boozy post-dinner drinks and nosh.
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Once upon a time, Globe attendees also bellied up to the open bar in a boozy spectacle, but nominees — heeding the scolding eyes of their publicists — have largely started sticking to water.
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There are steamed puddings, too, like the famous Christmas pudding, cooked over steam rather than baked in the oven, and served warm with a jug of pouring cream or boozy hard sauce.
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Boozy libations topped with whipped egg whites can be found at fancy cocktail bars around the globe, but this mixologist-approved technique is easier to try at home than you may expect.
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But Mr. Breslin was not universally loved by the sandhogs after he portrayed the Irish as heavy drinkers and wrote a column about a boozy wake for a Vietnam veteran from Queens.
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" The opener is orchestral folk about Brett Kavanaugh's boozy past where Heidecker sings, "Basketball it beats all except lifting weights with Timmy partying with Tobin and getting blackout drunk with the judge.
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Lauren, Jenni, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, and Deena Cortese share a heart to heart over Mike's journey toward sobriety, sip massive cocktails on Miami's Ocean Drive, and get very boozy blowouts at a salon.
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Can't you just imagine him and Wallis Snapchatting their outfit changes, filming confessionals in which they snipe about "Shirley Temple" behind her back, and getting boozy during appearances on Watch What Happens Live?
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Now, we have a pretty detailed breakdown of our worst selves, thanks to a new survey called "Bad and Boozy" (LOL or eye roll, depending on your appreciation for Migos puns) from Addictions.
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Yet, there's one problem here; all of this loud, boozy drama should have fans at the the edge of their seat, but, instead, it's simply a bizarre form of reality TV deja vu.
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Read These Stories Next:This Summer's Biggest Boozy Trend Just Got Its Own Ice Cream FlavorBye-Bye Frosé: Bartenders Weigh In On The 2018 Drinks Of Summer10 Essential Frosé Cocktails From Around The Country
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Mapping the boozy tweets can show where people are drinking—or, more specifically, drinking too much—and could help cities point out important trends when it comes to alcohol policy and public health.
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In the spirit of spending more time sipping boozy stocking stuffers than searching for inspiration online, we're recapping the nine easiest-to-copy party looks perfect for every holiday occasion, texture, and length.
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New details from the Joey Porter arrest ... cops say the Pittsburgh Steelers assistant coach roughed up a bouncer at a South Side bar after the game Sunday night ... in a VERY boozy altercation.
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Moscow has been the scene of late-night, boozy street partying centered around a pedestrian thoroughfare stretching from Red Square to the former KGB headquarters now run by the Federal Security Service (FSB).
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The pictured recreation is made from blood orange sorbet, a splash of mango liqueur, rum and seltzer, but Monica's version would be precisely measured and seriously boozy, because she doesn't mess around. 3.
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The boozy beverage is super sweet, super Instagrammable, and will be quick to become a late-night staple in all your Insta-story and Snapchat footage of your late-night Taco Bell escapades.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNLamar Odom's Boozy Bar Night before Church with KhloeHoly Crap, Britney Spears Looks Amazing in a BikiniTom Hanks Sued Because of His SonDonald Trump's Campaign Manager Could Be in Big Trouble
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VineGelee calls its boozy creation Fire Bears, and according to a review on the Etsy shop, the bears are quite potent (great news for those of us trying to relive our college days).
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Like a Fading Shadow is a peculiar novel that comes that comes freighted with a scaffolding of meta-commentary, authorial second-guessing, and boozy, romantic homilies to youthful excess and the artistic life.
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It's the only vodka in Antarctica, and at 40 percent alcohol it's served in a generous shot glass for $3 USD: certainly the most economical way to get boozy on the frozen continent.
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On a recent trip to Shinjuku 2 Chome, I interviewed various bar owners about their mini-speakeasys to learn what makes one nine-foot-long bar stand out from countless other boozy cubbies.
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The urban herds became yet another emblem of the city's distinction, like the white-robed boys' choirs singing in the college chapels or the flat-bottomed boats of boozy picnickers crowding the river.
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For those, Klein instructed his female models to douse themselves in his self-named blue paint before imprinting their bodies on a floor-laid canvas while boozy spectators watched and classical musicians played.
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Our waiter comes by to deliver a few cocktails, one of which makes a nod to Sammy Hagar: a "Crazy Hagar," a boozy drink with the rocker's rum, lemon, mint, and ginger beer.
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If Jimmy Buffett was a Jimmy Buffett kind of guy, these thoughts would have been incidental, thought up in a hammock then lost to memory the way the best boozy thoughts always are.
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He acknowledged having had three meetings — "two lunches and a cup of tea," as he later said in interviews — with the Russian ambassador, Alexander V. Yakovenko, rather than just the famous boozy lunch.
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This multitasking restaurant also serves weekday lunch specials and boozy Saturday waffle brunches, but come for dinner when the kitchen sends out rustic Italian dishes, like garlicky snails, spaghetti vongole, and osso buco.
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With all the joyful chaos of the holidays — the presents, the parties, the cookies, the big, boozy dinners — it can be easy to forget about the most important meal of the day: breakfast.
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The Golden Globes ceremony, an informal and boozy dinner attended by hundreds of A-list stars, is one of the biggest in the Hollywood awards season that culminates with the Oscars in March.
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It's a boozy, light-hearted hang until the topic of Mitch comes up, and Mia icily tells all the younger women that they have no idea the amount of nuance this conversation takes.
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A boozy dancefloor paean for single ladies everywhere, the track felt like the flipside of the prior year's embittered kiss-off "Te Boté," featuring that smash hit's raw-throated rapper Darell to boot.
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We got our grubby hands on their Fresh Coconut Ice Pops recipe—a collaboration with the MP Shift and David Selig—and recreated all of its tropical, boozy fun in our test kitchen.
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The actor and dancer teamed up with the alcohol delivery app to promote the launch of his new boozy brand, and honestly, it was one of the most funniest marketing ploys we've seen yet.
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I woke up the next morning after that boozy evening and shuffled over to the edge of downtown, where Carly Fiorina was conducting a town hall in the conference room of an insurance company.
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In July, SEAL Team 7′s Foxtrot Platoon got yanked from Iraq and sent home to Naval Base Coronado following a boozy Independence Day celebration that sparked allegations of sexual assault, fraternization and misconduct.
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As much as I love traversing holiday markets and sipping on (really) boozy eggnog, when the temperatures start dropping and snow descends upon us, it's hard not to daydream about the next tropical getaway.
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More surprising still: This Bruce Wayne is something of a boozy, sidewinding horndog, with a swivel-head for attractive women and not much hope or desire to ever settle down with any of them.
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After ridiculing the boozy tradition, Cohen couldn't help but join in on New York City's annual SantaCon bar crawl over the weekend when he spotted a party on the roof of a nearby building.
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Since last week's VPR season 7 premiere, there have been some hints James Kennedy, a former Puck-ish character prone to boozy mischief more than anything else, morphed into Jax 2.0 over the hiatus.
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The video shared actually appears to be a series of outtakes, with Chrissy botching her lines, dropping some f-bombs, going to town on a burrito, and getting increasingly boozy as the camera rolls.
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HAXEY, England (Reuters) - Boozy pub goers from two English villages dived into the mud and resumed their centuries-old scrap for a meter-long leather tube in the annual Haxey Hood challenge on Friday.
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The Golden Globes ceremony, an informal and boozy dinner attended by hundreds of A-list stars, is one of the biggest in the Hollywood awards season that culminates with the Oscars in late February.
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But the singer, who recently played for more than 60,000 fans at Boston's Fenway Park (see video above), is quick to point out that the album is not all boozy nights on a tailgate.
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We're fortunate that, over here at least, five years after brostep started to ride a wave that it's largely wobbled off like a boozy uncle trying to negotiate a choppy bodyboard session in Hunstanton.
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And now, in our unending quest for boozy-breathed truth, THUMP and Beats1 host Julie Adenuga have hit the streets of Watford with one question on our minds: is there life on other planets?
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Their boozy antics always made the band seem on the verge of falling apart on stage but they never did, thanks to McCauley's commanding presence as a frontman and the band's liquor-defying chemistry.
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And while we agree that frosé is delicious (and probably the season's trendiest boozy drink), does it meet the following summer drink criteria: evocative name, refreshing taste, easy assemblage, and an action-packed backstory?
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Related: The Painful Secret Behind Rick and Morty's Boozy Burps Watch This Absurd Animation Where a Little Man Climbs a Mountain to Avoid Taxes Gamers Designed This Stunning Claymation Video Game Entirely By Hand
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"For many American workers, the traditional picture of retirement — turn 65, enjoy a boozy send-off with colleagues and sail into your golden years supported by a healthy pension — isn't realistic anymore," Cowles writes.
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" He reminds us that Dylan Thomas once blurbed a novel (Flann O'Brien's "At Swim-Two-Birds") this way: "This is just the book to give your sister if she's a loud, dirty, boozy girl.
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The most violent act ever committed against Topo Chico happened in its own backyard, against a concrete mural in one of the hundreds of boozy, sundazed patio bars that dot Austin, Texas' east side.
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In nearby Rutherford, Round Pond Estate has several food-and-wine options, from a boozy multicourse Sunday brunch to a lighter pairing showcasing vegetables plucked from the winery's gardens (pairings from $65; by appointment).
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"I spent my youth shopping at discount department stores, getting boozy in suburban backyards and proposing marriage to every boy I dated," Bernstein captioned a photo announcing the news on Instagram on Wednesday morning.
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But if you've had an epic, boozy, late-night dinner and need to pass out ASAP, Serta's Perfect Sleeper has 825 individually wrapped coils to reduce motion transfer, so your bedmate can sleep undisturbed.
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But few of her roles resonated like Marion Wormer, the boozy wife of Dean Vernon Wormer in "Animal House," the raunchy hit comedy about the reprobates of a fraternity house at fictional Faber College.
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Skin Deep The comedian, actress and musician Bridget Everett will be on the big screen this summer in "Patti Cakes" — she plays the boozy mom of an aspiring white female rapper from New Jersey.
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LONDON, June 14 (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange has banned open outcry traders from consuming alcohol during the day, it said on Friday, joining other London firms in halting a culture of boozy lunches.
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Viewed by some as a throwback to the literary world's glamorous past of boozy lunches and charismatic editors, Mr. Stein, dapper and charming, projected an aura that made literature seem sexy and fun again.
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It was announced on Friday that the restaurant chain's June drink of the month—a tradition that all started with the Dollarita—will be a boozy twist on a summertime classic: the Vodka Raspberry Lemonade.
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Awards season is upon us, and with it, months of enduring stamina for putting up with Hollywood B.S. What better awards show to test our B.S. and alcohol tolerance than the boozy old Golden Globes?
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After a boozy dinner and several rounds of beer and soju, a local spirit, the party would decamp to a dingy basement and squeeze onto faded upholstery in an airless room with a karaoke machine.
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And the buildup to those tremendous final moments, with Kendall finally, finally flipping on his father on live television, was bruising and boozy, with the characters sailing through a too-hot yacht trip from hell.
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To kick off your boozy adventure into anarcho-capitalism, first download the Civic app, then verify your age and identity, and then use the app at the cryptobeer vending machine to get your Bud. Simple!
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Back in the present day, the family has one day on the beach with their bickering, boozy friends (Elisabeth Moss and Tim Heidecker), and then Adelaide persuades Gabe that it is time to go home.
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To help ensure that you, too, reach the proper level of boozy bliss during Sunday's Emmy Awards, we've devised a fun and effective drinking game that's perfect for the whole of-legal-drinking-age family.
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The trailer has all the promise of a boozy, bitchy R-rated comedy, set to the same song as trailers for 2015's Sisters, another film about adult women shirking responsibility to rage like teens.
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Activated charcoal, the ingredient that creates this "super-black" hue, has made its way into coconut ash ice cream, detoxifying lemonades, pizza crusts, and boozy cocktails that are as black as your cold, dark soul.
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But that wouldn't count for much if he would likely turn into a murderous mad king like Aerys, a boozy absentee king like Robert, a cruel king like Joffrey or an ineffectual king like Tommen.
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En route, we get some sweet moments between him and his granddaughter (Kerry Bishé), as well as a night of boozy banter with his assisted-living cronies (featuring a perky Mort Sahl) that's warmly relaxed.
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For all the boozy revelry swirling around the main stage, these paintings were fetching soberingly serious figures, with one bid having climbed over $1300 by the time I'd left at the end of the night.
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This summer, she introduced three perfumes, including Ma Bête, which pairs boozy florals like jasmine and neroli with more brutish notes of benzoin, patchouli and a new chemical base blend that mimics the vintage Animalis.
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It's got kind of a, if you've ever tried one of those, like, Belgian, abbey tripel ales, it's got that kind of earthiness, sweetness, and I think alcohol content, it tastes pretty boozy to me.
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"Mark my words, Polo, I'll always protect the people I love," Lu adds, holding the jagged neck of a champagne bottle to Polo's neck (the bottle broke amid Lu's boozy antics a few minutes earlier).
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File Under: "Trouble In Paradise" Ex-Green Bay Packers lineman Letroy Guion is a wanted man in Hawaii -- after a judge issued a bench warrant for his arrest stemming from a very boozy birthday party.
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Although Mr. Bolsonaro said the video represented a kind of behavior that is increasingly common during Carnival — a cherished, if hedonistic and boozy, cultural institution in Brazil — the reactions of Brazilians who disagreed poured in.
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LONDON — Arron Banks, a British financier who bankrolled the campaign for Britain to leave the European Union, has long bragged about his "boozy six-hour lunch" with the Russian ambassador eight months before the vote.
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Cons: The DJ spins tunes at the pool on weekends which can be noisy if your room faces it, and the vibe can get boozy, which might not be best if you're coming with children.
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The finish line, on the isle of Utö, is on the doorstep of the bar where this caper was imagined, which is poetic because, like the race itself, Roll's story also has a boozy beginning.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo of New York announced this week that he is supporting legislation that will finally allow New Yorkers to have a completely legal boozy brunch in bars and restaurants before noon on Sundays.
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During a particularly boozy Chef's Night Out episode, Miles Thompson, the 28-year-old wunderkind at the helm of Santa Monica's legendary Michael's whipped up some unconventional burritos during the obligatory end of night cook.
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Tipsy Scoop, a shop that changed the ice cream game by adding booze to the classic dessert, is now serving up a new way to eat its alcoholic ice cream with boozy ice cream cookie sandwiches.
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I fully planned on doing it when I got home, but then the last holiday weekend before Christmas happened and, well, I choose much-needed sleep and a boozy brunch over my thrice-weekly hair routine.
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This was especially true in Cleveland this past week, while the Republican National Convention relied on hundreds of average citizens to do everything from keeping the restricted zone clean to slinging boozy drinks to the delegates.
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Since we're talking about three affluent BFFs who love day drinking poolside, that means American Woman has the luxury of lots of boozy chats filled with diaphanous gowns, hijinks at fancy Malibu parties, and shopping trips.
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Each one of these boozy treats is both delicious and a pretty good way to get the party started, but we still think there's something to be said about those OG hot weather refreshments of childhood.
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An Austin institution just off trendy South Congress, Curra's has been serving up the uber-refreshing (and intensely boozy) avo margs for decades, and its popularity as the local's margarita of choice has yet to wane.
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So to get you started on planning the the coming weekend, we've rounded up three of her delectable dishes that cover all your brunching basics; something savory, something sweet, and something bubbly (and boozy, of course).
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As the play begins, in Hollywood in 1933, Vera (the excellent Jessica Frances Dukes), a young black woman, works as a maid for the white starlet Gloria Mitchell (Jenni Barber), a boozy Lina Lamont-like figure.
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As he packed his bags for a recent weekend getaway with a group of friends, he brought along a few cases of White Claw, hoping to spread the gospel of the refreshing, low-calorie, boozy beverage.
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Mr. Romano is still doing stand-up, long after the mad success of the sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond" made getting up in front of a bunch of boozy fans an indulgence rather than a financial necessity.
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The Correspondents' Association shifted the dinner's focus from boozy revelry to a more solemn tribute to the First Amendment — welcome news to some critics who had long lamented the dinner's image of chumminess and glad-handing.
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Jack Black's proggy opener, "Oh Hanukkah," is by turns creepy, sexy, boozy, schmaltzy, clever, slimy, catchy, and sinful—at once an introduction to the rituals of Chanukah and a bombastic reframing of a classic Jewish tune.
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Frustrated by Miranda's persistent coolness, Charlie has made a habit of drawing her into arguments, hoping for a spark of passion, and this time, during a boozy dinnertime debate over the Falklands, he goes too far.
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But Mr. Vaz also sees a silver lining in the destruction wrought by Sandy: a blank slate that allows the town made famous by the drunken shenanigans of MTV's "Jersey Shore" to shed its boozy reputation.
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It is not clear yet how many cineplexes would go boozy — though drinks would be available up to an hour before showtime — and the governor's proposal estimates suggested that new licenses could bring in about $125,000.
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Season 1 was designed as a kind of prequel to Garth Ennis' beloved comics, introducing viewers to the effed-up world of preacher Jesse Custer, his kick-ass paramour Tulip, and their boozy Irish vampire sidekick Cassidy.
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Regardless of what type of drink you order, it's always wise and healthy to pace yourself and know your tolerance — even if it seems like time stands still and responsibilities don't matter when you're at boozy brunch.
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After sending the Internet into a frenzy last summer with the introduction of 100-calorie "Slim Chillers" (returning again this summer!), some Costco stores have been spotted carrying another variety of boozy ice pops: Claffey's Frozen Cocktails.
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PEOPLE Now caught up with Morgan ahead of tonight's Real Housewives of New York City finale, and the star dished on this season's very wild, very boozy trip to Mexico, starting with lip-locking with Frankel, 46.
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And because no drink goes as well with our eggs benny as a jazzed-up Bloody Mary (read it and weep, mimosa fans), what better favors to accompany a boozy breakfast-slash-lunch than these homemade kits?
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Catch anyone in the time between leaving the club and hitting their pillow, and you'll find someone with more pearls of wisdom on their boozy breath than old Noam Chomsky himself could hope for in his lifetime.
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According to a February 27 filing reviewed by the Courier Post, Rohana and two other guests were able to enter the darkened exhibit space housing the warrior more than two hours after the boozy holiday party began.
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If seeing these delightfully delicious-looking ice pops has you already thinking about summer and enjoying a fruity, frozen (or chocolatey) treat, take a look at some of our ice pop recipes, including some with boozy twists.
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They're basically the most virtuous way to get your boozy fix this summer, but they still can't save you from the toughest decision you'll have to make all weekend: which brunch cocktail you're in the mood for.
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Precaution aside, the boozy spin on the American sport is an example of the bar's playful attitude, one also reflected in both its funky selection of wines and a menu that features fresh ingredients and some twists.
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During the dinner, described as boozy by the Journal, Kim appeared to get along well with South Korean diplomats and even made jokes about himself and recent negotiations between the North and South, according to the report.
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Alternatively, you might also choose to stuff yourself with greasy snacks, limit yourself to liquid diet of boozy happiness, or pivot your life into an entirely different direction and suddenly spend days cooking away in the kitchen.
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But I haven't smoked in a while, and as the nicotine unpleasantly hits sober me, unaided by the boozy fugue I usually imbibe one in, I'm kind of wondering why I even bothered in the first place.
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Sin City Cupcakes in Las Vegas makes boozy baked goods, too, such as its Redbull Cherry Bomb with Red Bull and cherry-flavored vodka flavors, and the Red Velvet Backseats, a red velvet and red wine cupcake.
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The siesta, the languorous boozy lunch, the lazy passeggiata, the tea ceremony have been disappearing over the years as much of the globe has had to conform to our ideas of time, to our obsession with efficiency.
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One Saturday afternoon, when I was 27 and feeling bored after a boozy brunch with friends and a walk around the reservoir with my headphones in, I called my older brother one too many times to talk.
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In the abstract, the claim is certainly credible — at a boozy party, a young woman in the wrong place at the wrong time bumps into two drunk young men as she makes her way to the bathroom.
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Whether you're doing "drunk yoga," coming from happy hour, or you find yourself tipsily booking a spot on a pilates reformer after boozy brunch, there are myriad scenarios that may take you from the bar to barre.
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Back in 2018, Walt Disney World rolled out a number of other boozy beignets, known as the Baton Rouge Beignets, with the option to inject a syringe of Baileys Irish Cream, Kahlúa or RumChata into the pastry.
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Adjacent to the gym, Plnthouse is a sun-soaked spot for a health-conscious take on everything from the expected cold-pressed juices and smoothies post-workout, to the unexpected in boozy ice cream and green cocktails.
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Kyrgios is known for his boozy anticsAt Wimbledon 2019, the Australian reportedly spent the night in a local pub "chatting to girls" and "drinking", only to lose to Rafael Nadal in the second round the next day.
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Following the game, the Washington Post reported that the team's members were running around Nationals Park and throwing out high-fives before heading into their clubhouse for a special dance party, which ultimately took a boozy turn.
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Early in the guests' captivity, when their inability to leave seems more absurd than abject, waltz rhythms proliferate, variously recalling classic Johann Strauss, the boozy dances of "Der Rosenkavalier," and the deconstructed waltzes of Ravel and Stravinsky.
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Always full of people looking for a cheap drink and a nice game of pool, this boozy hole sits right across from a few major nightclubs and hotels, who no doubt wish Free Spirits would go away.
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All the girls are equally disgusted, and the guys flee to Tom Schwartz and Katie Maloney's place, where Tom Sandoval misdirects his anger at girlfriend Ariana Madix for letting Brittany listen to the recording after a boozy night.
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The friendship has blossomed in high-level exchanges between Suu Kyi and Chinese leaders, but also in interactions between party members on visits that mix tours of container terminals or education projects with boozy dinners and shopping trips.
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In early July, reports emerged of a boozy birthday party in the English coastal town of Saltburn by the Sea that concluded with allegations of food poisoning, group sex, and dining room candlesticks being used as erotic paraphernalia.
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The boozy bday bash went down at LIV Nightclub at Fontainebleau Saturday in Miami Beach ... where we're told the NBA star bought out the bar -- coppin' Magnum bottles of Dom Perignon for all his thirsty friends in attendance.
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After all of the spirit-free tastings, I headed to the fourth floor to check out the boozy offerings at Starbucks' Arriviamo Bar, which is the second in the US (the other one is in New York City).
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I recall one story on the TV news about Conteh blowing £100,000 at a ritzy nightclub, and the occasion he drove his white Rolls Royce into several vehicles after a boozy night out in London's swanky Mayfair district.
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Mostly, it was just an apolitical, boozy party taking place under the metal bas-relief of Yuri V. Andropov, a former secret police chief and Communist Party general secretary, which is fixed to the building's chunky stone façade.
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Whether you want to get boozy on Bourbon Street, shop the boutiques on Magazine Street, dance the night away to a live jazz band, or sink your teeth into beignets and king cakes, this city does it all.
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After a lengthy investigation, the police learned that Mr. Nielsen had spent a few boozy and convivial evenings with an employee of Mr. Shah's, although they found no evidence that he had colluded or profited in any way.
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In case you missed the point, several hours later the cult '70s heroine Stevie Nicks, wearing a black corset and lace gloves, took to the stage at the boozy, slightly rain-soaked after-party to serenade the crowd.
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Dr. Blasey, a research psychologist in Northern California, has accused Judge Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her more than 30 years ago when they were teenagers at a boozy high school party, a charge that he has categorically denied.
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There's a small-town joy in seeing him interact with his community even though it's rarely seamless—an episode where the straightlaced Pera is a last-minute invite to a boozy bachelor party is a particularly funny example.
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Dean traverses the intellectual landscape of the 20th century at an easy gallop — the boozy cocktail parties; the plotting of editors in their offices; the literary and political trench wars, aggressive essays thrown across the breach like grenades.
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This would be great fun, noisy, clever and argumentative, and certainly boozy enough, with lovely American memories of Paris in the 1920s, but it might end in fisticuffs, and again there would be the haunting absence of Zelda.
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Frankel, 48, and Morgan had locked lips in the the past during a very wild, very boozy trip to Tequila, Mexico, back in season 9, which could have something to do with the fact that Morgan was so territorial.
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Padded, wrapped, studded with pearls; however you take your headband, there's a cool-girl way to style it that can take you from your next black-tie wedding to Saturday's boozy brunch, and every warm-weather occasion in between.
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The Playboy Clubs started in the 1960s, fitting into a moment in American culture, as captured on television shows like "Mad Men," that was seemingly defined by a kind of boozy sophistication, mixing sleekly tailored suits with stiff martinis.
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Carole Radziwill, a still-working journalist with Kennedy family ties and a low tolerance for nonsense, doesn't exactly seem like the kind of woman who would would stick around a boozy argument-fueled reality show for six straight seasons.
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The 329-year-old group said it had recently updated guidance to its 800 employees drinking alcohol during the day, bringing it into line with financial service industry peers, many of which have already looked to curtail boozy meetings.
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As for the recruits, the other headliner is the red-hot Chris Pratt -- whose roguish charm is surely one of the movie's bigger marketing assets -- as a boozy gambler, while the rest have been transformed into a rainbow coalition.
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Ahead we have all 11 limited edition boozy sips from Aldi that will take your upcoming holiday parties to affordable and flavorful new heights — either as unexpected gifts for the host or thrilling mixers for not your Auntie's eggnog.
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As lawyer and member of the furry fandom Boozy Barrister (his pen name) wrote in an extensive explanation of the legal nuances behind FOSTA and this situation, it's unlikely that legislators set out to destroy a furry dating website.
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Outdoor sex, boozy park dates with the promise of more outdoor sex, the unspoken clause that there are no strings attached, and this brief, sun soaked affair will end just as the cicadas start their own public mating dance.
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The week of the show, she attended the boozy opening of Luxor's LAX nightclub, wearing a beige fedora and white dress, and showed up two hours late to rehearsal with a frozen margarita according to the Entertainment Weekly report.
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In the most Hamptons-y thing to ever happen in the history of the Hamptons, a new kind of boozy drive-thru is debuting just in time for pink drink fans to get their quick fix all summer long.
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While everyone was still arriving, the winery crew would get boozy and stir some drama, most of which had to do with Brody and his new wife, Kaitlynn Carter Jenner — not to be confused with Caitlyn Jenner, his father.
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Ms. Furlong is known to prod clientele if they're looking for something sweet, bitter, boozy or refreshing, then customizes cocktails on the spot, sometimes utilizing rain forest herbs, flowers or fruits, macerating in cacique, the local sugar cane spirit.
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At its best, it generates the heady disorientation of a big, boozy bash where you feel you've met everybody before (even if you haven't) and all the partygoers seem like a whole lot of fun (until, abruptly, they don't).
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Among the guests were Tennessee Williams in boozy conversation with Truman Capote, Allen Ginsberg in knotty confabulation with John Cage, and Norman Mailer putting on a performance of knuckle-dragging machismo for the apparent benefit of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
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The palmito was on it, along with rabbit confit served with pale kernels of choclo and lime zest; papalisas with beetroot and hibiscus; and a boozy dessert made with tumbo , the fruit she had given me in the market.
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Anyways, that brings us to this Ivorian Bourbon Punch—a surprisingly easy-to-concoct drink for two that combines whiskey, triple sec, banana, citrus, vanilla, honey, and turmeric into a tangy, boozy, and slightly sweet treat of a cocktail.
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Except that boy is Jeremiah, and he's busy following another girl around: Kayla Jo. When Jeremiah brings Kayla Jo back to the house after a long, boozy night, Nilsa retreats to the (alligator) phone to call her cheating ex-husband.
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It was natural for a Dutch minister, speaking to a German newspaper, to compare peripheral euro-zone economies to boozy womanisers—because fundamentally, most northern Europeans believe that southern European hedonism and irresponsibility were the cause of the euro crisis.
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Inspired by Spanish chiringuitos (boozy beach bars that serve simple but delicious dishes), their restaurant-stroke-tent was taken to heart by the people of the seaside town, with bookings and plaudits flooding in faster than the tide of London tourists.
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On the second floor is the more casual, more boozy Nhau Nhau (which translates to "drink, drink"), a retro-style bar outfitted with old Khanh Ly and Mai Le Huyen records, and ceramic tiles that recall the city's prewar glory.
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The pair, along with 19-year-old model Noah Ponte, appeared in court Friday to deny criminal charges over what was allegedly a very boozy and messy late-night altercation with staff at a Tesco Express in London in 2019.
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Ironically, anti-going-out culture, even when it's just as boozy and debaucherous as going-out culture, has spawned a smugness often perpetuated via the very same social media platforms recently used to showcase of impossibly glam nights on the town.
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Taylor understands how small towns operate, by ostracizing people who don't fit in, while cycling one generation after another through the same boozy rites of passage, and Spencer's Sue Ann becomes just the sort of restless avenger such a place deserves.
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For the unfamiliar, our flagship series Chef's Night Out documents the boozy, freewheeling social lives of both well-established and up-and-coming chefs around the world, exploring what and where they like to eat and drink during their free time.
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Ahead we've lined up a unique mix of boozy buys that apartment bartending giftees will covet — whether an amateur sommelier in need of artful wine racks and stoppers, or a casual cocktail-crafter searching for swanky bar carts and serving trays.
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Piles of candy, late boozy nights, and wearing pajamas as clothes seemed like the price we had to pay to get through our mid-twenties, but for those entering responsible adulthood, let it be known, this is not actually the case.
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The perfect brunch spot, Willa Jean serves up coffee-based cocktails and boozy slushy drinks that are worth your time, plus the cookies served with a glass of vanilla-infused milk, banana bread, and blonde chocolate panna cotta are something special.
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But like all beverages, it's a lot better when it's boozy—so the folks at Wachusett Brewing Company in Massachusetts decided to transform our beloved bubbly water into a malt beverage and put it in a can for easy imbibing.
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We get a couple of boozy country tropes with "Drinking Alone," a spicy track where drinking serves as slang for hooking up with a stranger in a bar, and "Spinning Bottles," a sad track about the abuse that comes with alcoholism.
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Now, you could record every second of the show and keep your head on a swivel to make sure you don't miss anything, or you can peruse this cheat sheet of five things to buzz about during the boozy soiree. 1.
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In a separate Eater report (from this past 4/20), the rise of boozy CBD drinks owes some inspiration to bartender Jason Eisner, who started adding them to the menu of the trendy plant-based restaurant Gracias Madre around 2015.
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It later emerged that another executive accused of groping an employee at a "boozy" holiday party, former senior vice president Amit Singhal, had a $45 million exit package approved by Google (though the amount was later reduced to $15 million).
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If none of your friends or family volunteer to be your sous chef (and you don't have time to make new friends), the Curtis Stone Sous Vide Cooker and Beverage Chiller makes a great, and potentially less boozy, cooking assistant.
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As the team eventually coalesced into something more permanent, many of the familiar faces from that meeting would go on to remind future members of our boozy, candle-lit family about what had happened to Phil in those early days.
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According to Navy Times, Read more: A Navy SEAL platoon deployed in Iraq is being kicked out and sent home early due to reported alcohol abuseBut there appears to be more to it than a boozy Fourth of July party.
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The next day he hosted a barbecue at his house in Oxfordshire that was described in The Telegraph as "boozy, shambolic, disorganized and ill-disciplined" — which sounds fun but maybe not for a politician in the middle of a world crisis.
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He described a strange year and a "cultish" culture, filled with deep "spiritual" discussions and a mandatory all-employee boozy summer camp where employees slept in tents, and then being tossed to the curb right before his stock options matured.
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In 15 novels, including "Angels on Toast" (1940) and "A Time to Be Born" (1942), Powell was a piercing observer — boozy but unbamboozleable — of the small-town Ohio life she left behind and the literary Manhattan where she struggled for decades.
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We're a society that, at times, seems to be built around boozy lunches, nightcaps, and phrases ("cheeky pint" and "hair of the dog") that seem to serve no purpose other than to justify drinking at all hours of the day.
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I rolled my eyes when BenDeLaCreme was assigned the Cougar, but her boozy matron, spilling a Cosmo and sliding along the side of her limo toward Mr. Bowyer-Chapman with her skirt hiked up and crotch pixelated, made me howl.
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I went to a lovely boozy happy hour in the apartment of an engaged doctor and nurse, Luís Ortiz and Sheyla Garced, whose Condado high-rise is featured in a famous photo of people sitting in their living rooms without walls.
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" So, on a boozy whim, Barry undertakes that most iconic of American responses: He lights out for the territories, in this case boarding a Greyhound bus with a rollerboard suitcase containing six precious wristwatches, "the implements of his true desire.
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Her replacement, Areum (Kim Min-hee), has a disconcerting first day on the job, which includes a long, boozy lunch, some prying questions from her employer and a visit from his wife (Cho Yun-hee), who mistakes her for Changsook.
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The boozy "Popping Pink Prosecco," a tangy Yuzu sake and London gin (that dramatically fizzes in the mouth) are newer incarnations, while the classic Marc de Champagne (using the founder Antoine Dufour's original recipe from 21820) is still in demand.
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"They&aposre people who want to get their financial s--- together, but still keep their avocado toast, SoulCycle, and boozy brunch lifestyle," Priya Malani, a founding partner of Stash Wealth, a financial-planning firm that caters to Henrys, told Licea.
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Drinkers think beer is stale, compared to the innovative new brands and creative concepts emerging from other places, so they are craving a variety of other boozy drinks, including premium liquor, canned wine, spiked seltzers and pre-made bottled cocktails.
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Chumley's lived on for decades as a boozy dive proud of its literary history, with sawdust on the floor, grungy graffiti-carved wooden tables, and book jackets lining the walls, until 2007, when a major chimney mishap caused extensive structural damage.
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There is a particularly fine scene in which Boom finds himself kidnapped by Serb paramilitary thugs, dragged to the top of a salt factory tower and attached by his neck to a colleague, a boozy Belgian who speaks antique Australian argot.
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I've recently read more Raymond Chandler than I have at any time and can't quite figure out why except that the dark underworld he brings to life, a boozy and beautiful Los Angeles, is one I can get completely lost in.
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Created by Liz Feldman, and co-produced by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay, this dramedy follows two emotionally fragile characters as they self-soothe with boozy rampages through a ritzy suburb, while skirting a secret that could end their friendship.
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The locals, smoking cigarettes and nursing bottles of Bud Light and boozy concoctions in red Solo cups, are huddled around folding tables on the patio watching the parade of outsiders stream in from luxury cars in the dirt-covered parking lot.
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Recently we learned that the company will now be adding a new element to its dessert mashup masterpiece: holiday flavors That's right, there are new festive boozy ice cream flavors on the way — and our holiday parties will never be the same again.
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Her wacky, boozy, and totally ill-equipped aunt, Mackenzie Murphy, also known as Mick (portrayed by the brutally hilarious Kaitlin Olson), has to rise to the occasion and take care of Sabrina and her two younger brothers to the best of her abilities.
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JON TESTER Among the most prominent charges: that Jackson had drunkenly banged on a female colleague&aposs door in the middle of the night during a presidential trip, and that he had "wrecked" a vehicle after attending a boozy Secret Service party.
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Read These Stories Next:Trader Joe's Is Finally Getting In On One Of Summer's Biggest Drink TrendsThis Summer's Biggest Boozy Trend Just Got Its Own Ice Cream FlavorThere's A Canned Rosé Cider You Can Buy Via Venmo & It's The Most Millennial Thing Ever
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Since Ramona clearly hasn't had Bethenny's best interests at heart for months — and even committed the mortal sin of criticizing the boozy beverage company during the Vermont trip — it's no surprise the Turtle Timer probably shouldn't go on a Skinnygirl day trip.
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Maintaining a comfortable buzz can be a futile effort when you're at a bottomless boozy brunch, because just a couple free-flowing Bloody Marys, mimosas, Bellinis, and tequila sunrises can take you from tipsy to turnt in a surprisingly short amount of time.
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But from the audience's first encounter with him, boozy and brawling in Wyoming in 1963 after being chucked out of Yale ("a big fat piss-soaked zero", as Lynne puts it), to his supremacy after 9/11, what drives him is elusive.
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The model and cookbook author took to Twitter last night to call out fans for making too much of her highly entertaining post-Grammys Snapchat, in which Legend helped remove her jewelry because she was, erm, too boozy to do it herself.
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Henry Charlton Beck, who depicted historical Ong's Hat as a rowdy, boozy outpost in his 22001 book, Forgotten Towns of Southern New Jersey, later recanted his descriptions, saying he'd fallen for "elaborate traps" set by locals to mislead him about the town's past.
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Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens: The first European outpost of Southern Cali's brash Stone is taking over Berlin's craft beer bars with its boozy Xocoveza, a high-octane stout brewed with the ingredients listed above: cocoa, coffee, pasilla peppers, vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg.
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The seasoned bank holiday raver will hit up a few select clubs and parties on the Friday and Saturday nights and then drag their hangovers to a boozy barbecue on the Sunday (remember, people in England have gardens) that inevitably bleeds into Monday.
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The latest in the series of the Cantina's boozy frozen beverages, the new pink-hued slushee debuts today at Taco Bell Cantina's Newport Beach, California, location and at its Dearborn Chicago Cantina location, both of which are just steps from fabulous beaches.
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Travelers can also indulge in drag brunch at the vibrant Razzle Dazzle, where the menu is split into a "nice" section with only plant-based vegetarian and vegan items and a "naughty" list, which features meat additions to meals or boozy shots.
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I had one patient—a single professional in her early 30s—who was a successful businesswoman but would drink three big glasses of wine at home most week nights, then go out on a Friday, then have a boozy lunch on Sunday.
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Minnie Goetze (Bel Powley), a 83-year-old would-be cartoonist, navigates 1976 San Francisco while living with her boozy, inattentive mother (Kristen Wiig) and sleeping with her mother's loafer boyfriend (Alexander Skarsgard) in Marielle Heller's adaptation of the trippy Phoebe Gloeckner novel.
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Per Delish, the semi-boozy treats are made by pouring a bit of Fireball into the bagel dough itself, then dunking the finished bagels in a glaze made from even more of the liquor (reduced, of course, so it's not actually alcoholic).
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Minnie Goetze (Bel Powley), a 15-year-old would-be cartoonist, navigates 1976 San Francisco while living with her boozy, inattentive mother (Kristen Wiig) and sleeping with her mother's loafer boyfriend (Alexander Skarsgard) in Marielle Heller's adaptation of the trippy Phoebe Gloeckner novel.
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Per a tip, she ends up in a grimy gym with a group of diverse women (age, body type, race, everything else—one young woman basically identifies as a wolf) auditioning for Sam, a boozy B-movie director desperate for new success.
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Tourism website Nova Scotia Webcams has begun streaming hypnotic footage of donair meat spinning its way to perfection via the Donair Cam, capturing a hot, greasy tower of meat before it gets shaved and shoved down the boozy throats of Maritime drinkers.
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This may sound like a lot at first until you realize that you're likely to spend around the same amount for a couple of cocktails at a bar—with propers tips—for just a couple of ounces of similarly flavored boozy liquid.
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But in an effort to cut down on the drunken mayhem, the town imposed a public drinking ban over the holiday—a law that apparently didn't stop a few crafty, determined drinkers from setting up their own boozy sanctuary off the coast.
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Desperate to remember the time she has lost during these boozy episodes, Rachel sets out on an amateur investigation that sees her become a patient of Megan's hunky therapist (Edgar Ramirez), with whom she may or may not have been having an affair.
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Money woes did not make sense, given what they saw of the founders' lifestyle: the travels worldwide, the views from an office in Chicago's Trump Tower, the ever-replenishing tequila bottles at the West Virginia headquarters, the boozy house parties in Pennsylvania.
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Before taking a decidedly warmer view of the holiday season with "A Christmas Story," the director Bob Clark offered this nasty piece of counterprogramming, a proto-"Halloween" slasher film with big scares and boozy wit, much of it coming from Margot Kidder.
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Mr. Nelson kept an emphasis on long feature stories — by writers like Andrew Corsello, Chris Heath, George Saunders, Amy Wallace and Taffy Brodesser-Akner (who is now working at The New York Times) — while doing away with Mr. Cooper's boozy, Rat Pack sensibility.
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You probably think that I write those 300 words and then look at my bulging bank account and laugh long and hard, sacking the office off at half one for a very long, very boozy lunch with a few of my showbiz pals.
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Facebook, which has a big lobbying presence in Washington, didn't miss out on the opportunity to get boozy in DC. On Tuesday night, the world's largest social network teamed up with the right-wing website The Daily Caller, per an invite, to throw a bash.
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Considering the fact the previews for next week's Jax And Brittany confirm Mamaw will find out about Jax's boozy truck party, only time will tell if he will still be "allowed" to slip a ring on Brittany's finger by the time he leaves Kentucky.
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Obviously I wasn't making boozy hot drinks when I was a kid, but my first oblivious encounter with food science probably came from eyeballing that film that forms when a neglected pan of hot chocolate sits over heat long enough for the proteins to coagulate.
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The film follows the boozy, misanthropic Mavis as she flees Minneapolis to return to her small Minnesota hometown of Mercury, where she hopes to get her life back on track by stealing her ex-boyfriend Buddy Slade (Patrick Wilson) from his wife Beth (Elizabeth Reaser).
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At Eeeeeatscon, a food festival created by cult favorite restaurant-discovery site The Infatuation (which now has localized offshoots covering 10 cities from Denver to London), those bites ranged from truffle popcorn to boozy ice cream sundaes, offered up by chefs from around the country.
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Besides the sleek, minimalistic packaging that'll look rad on your vanity table, they also come in an assortment of sophisticated blends like bergamot and line, watermelon and goji berry, and more — because we're grown ass adults who want to smell like our boozy beverages.
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Now, would you be shocked to learn that Johnny Depp is one of those people that just cannot wake up in the morning, and I don't know, go to work to make millions of dollars for portraying a boozy, selfish, blinged out Captain Jack Sparrow?
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It's a really solid spot in the Mission where you can get a $53 cocktail with a name like Whiskey in Church (smoky and boozy without a serious bite) or Mumbai Mule (a Moscow Mule with coriander and saffron) that is actually worth $15.
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New Yorkers looking to celebrate this great news can drop in on Beetle House in the East Village, where two of The Verge's intrepid reporters once endured a horrible evening with a handful of bright spots (Beetlejuice impersonator, boozy chocolate martini, tourists in striped blazers).
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It's a really solid spot in the Mission where you can get a $113 cocktail with a name like Whiskey in Church (smoky and boozy without a serious bite) or Mumbai Mule (a Moscow Mule with coriander and saffron) that is actually worth $15.
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Season 2 finds Danny haunting the Rayburns' dreams as John (Kyle Chandler), his protector turned murderer, campaigns for sheriff; the boozy Meg (Linda Cardellini) ascends to a New York law firm; and the cokehead Kevin (Norbert Leo Butz) becomes the master of his own boatyard.
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In "Blazing Saddles," a raunchy, no-holds-barred spoof of Hollywood westerns, Mr. Wilder had the relatively quiet role of the Waco Kid, a boozy ex-gunfighter who helps an improbable black sheriff (Cleavon Little) save a town from railroad barons and venal politicians.
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Les Années Folles belonged to the upper class and the dilettantes and creative types who could afford to while away the hours at the boozy boîte known as the Jockey, where expats and Parisians came to drink and listen to American jazz and blues.
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Scene City Over the years, Julianne Moore has appeared in more than 60 movies, where some of her more memorable roles have included a despairing porn star, a pretentious artist, an articulate academic, a lightheaded lesbian, a boozy Briton and a stilted New England housewife.
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Over seven boozy hours in a pricey villa in Ibiza, Mr. Strache and another Freedom Party politician are seen offering the purportedly Russian woman, who says she is looking to invest 250 million euros, lucrative government contracts in exchange for donations or politically motivated investments.
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"Booch," as it's known, flows at megastores, coffeehouses and workplaces; and in bars in a more boozy form, with enough alcohol to rival an I.P.A. The drinks are promoted as improving digestion and diabetes, strengthening the immune system, reducing blood pressure and being detoxifying.
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" Naturally, our man followed up this success by ignoring his producer's advice and fully indulging his boozy, vulgar whims on 703's polarizing masterpiece Son of Schmilsson—all to the horror of any smooth-faced LA executive who had admired the dulcet tones of "Without You.
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So while we wait (with our fingers crossed) to see if these five new Häagen-Dazs flavors end up on American store shelves, we'll be watching Gosling's "Hey, Girl" videos and dropping by NYC's boozy ice cream parlor, Tipsy Scoop, to keep those Sunday scaries at bay.
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Future Slum is the kind of record that's made for boozy late night bullshit sessions, long drives through half-dead suburbs, or sometimes, as with the wistful "Cinderella" or "Whatever" (which features guest vocals from Mlny Parsonz of Royal Thunder) heavy conversations about our broken world.
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The Vanderpump Rules couple, who recently purchased their first home in Los Angeles together, has finally announced a release date for their collection of boozy recipes, which is titled Fancy AF Cocktails: Drink Recipes from a Couple of Professional Drinkers and will hit stores on December 3.
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This isn't so much a cocktail as it is a key to sippable spring drinks of all persuasions: Mix it with vodka or gin for your boozy friends, or top it off with seltzer for everyone who thinks La Croix is just a little too subtle.
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This unabashedly droll account of the author's search for a hangover cure posits a hangover taxonomy (seven kinds, including "the Creeper" and "the Burrower"); assesses hangover literature from Pliny the Elder to Kingsley Amis; and recalls the experience of flying a fighter plane after a boozy night.
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Mr. Erdogan has famously railed against high interest rates as the supposed cause of inflation, which is something like blaming sobriety for the smashed furniture left in the wake of the last boozy bender, and has called for them to fall to get growth back on track.
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The story of New York's postwar art world has been told many times over, but by wresting the perspective from the boozy, macho brawlers who tended to fixate on themselves and one another, Gabriel has found a way to newly illuminate the milieu and upend its clichés.
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During a boozy evening at a rented villa on the Spanish island in July 2017, three months before an Austrian general election, Mr Strache and Johann Gudenus, an ally, met "Alyona Makarova", a young woman who claimed to be the niece of a Russian oligarch, and a companion.
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By day, you could be fooled into thinking this section of the city is just another upscale hipster enclave: Cozy million dollar brownstones line the side streets, boozy brunch options abound, and hoards of beautiful men spend their afternoons walking adorable dogs past high-end, modern-concept coffee shops.
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By day, you could be fooled into thinking this section of the city is just another upscale hipster enclave: cozy million dollar brownstones line the side streets, boozy brunch options abound, and hoards of beautiful men spend their afternoons walking adorable dogs past high-end, modern-concept coffee shops.
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When he saw my sad pre-packaged salad and asked if I wanted to join them for boozy ice cream, I knew that my desire for self-reliance was shifting rapidly towards understanding how to accept signs from the universe that maybe you just might need some help.
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As he recounts his jarring life story to me at his newest, high-ceilinged, shiny location in Highland Park, he takes swigs of Hennessy, an ingredient in an experimental Cruffin that is served with a tiny pipette of boozy cereal milk, and woofs down more of his own pastries.
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With 140 bottles of rum as the base spirit, I certainly hope he has got the mixer ratio right, otherwise this is going to prove to be a very boozy afternoon for the 1,000 people who he should be able to serve from his giant rum cocktail record attempt.
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"Scrooged," which opens today at Loew's Astor Plaza and other theaters, has some very funny things in it, including snippets from IBC's big Christmas show, an adaptation of "A Christmas Carol" with a lot of leggy, scantily clad showgirls and a boozy actor (Buddy Hackett) playing a conventional Scrooge.
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SCOTT HELLER RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT PLAY Inventive use of space is hardly unheard-of in New York theater, but seeing "Drunkle Vanya," a comical, wild and boozy riff on Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya" upstairs at the Russian Samovar restaurant while drinking pomegranate-infused vodka felt quite like the perfect combination.
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Bly's recipe is far from the only boozy impeachment-party suggestion on the internet: As just a couple of examples, Trap Door Brewing in Vancouver, WA, makes a peach-cobbler sour ale called ImPEACHment and Friends & Allies Brewing in Austin, TX, makes a saison (pale ale) called ImPeach.
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The Million Dollar Listing New York star is celebrating a milestone birthday, and with the upcoming sixth season of his hit Bravo show, a close-knit group of friends (including an MDLNY alum and a RHONY cast member) and a boozy new business venture, there's plenty for Eklund to toast to.
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Whether it's wearing the ugliest sweaters you can find, getting boozy with the egg nog, or indulging in some of the finest holiday-themed rom com fare, one of the best parts of being in a relationship is spending the holidays with your l'amour — especially if the extended fam is involved.
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Drinking, often in groups of co-workers, is big business in South Korea, and so are hangover cures, which generate roughly 150 billion won ($126 million) in annual sales, according to industry data, ranging from pills and beverages to cosmetics for women who want to keep their skin soft after a boozy night.
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Like the boozy theme that catapulted Hilton's Bottle Service Apparel collection with Instagram star The Fat Jew into an overnight success, the Rosé Rush Eau de Parfum comes housed in an hourglass shape and a glittery pink gown that is damn near identical to the outfit she wore to her 33rd birthday party.
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The moms (Farley, 32, has daughter Meilani and son Greyson, while Polizzi, 30, has daughter Giovanna and son Lorenzo) wept at a boozy brunch in the season premiere about missing their kids – but as they tell People, their return to the Shore was so important to maintaining their identities outside of being parents.
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The color of my 10-year-old vomit: a stunning pastel pink after a night of drinking not one but two (!) pink fizzy wines at my grandma's New Year's Eve millennium bash as she and her boozy friends swung like swingers to the trills of my confusing pre-teen sexual obsession, Cliff Richard.
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There was the quiet, middle-aged guy who routinely asked young women in the office out to boozy lunches and the handful of college and grad school professors I avoided because of their reputations for harassing students, not to mention all the times I've heard men comment on a female coworker's appearance.
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Read more: You can take a boozy Jeep tour through Tuscany that includes 15 wine tastingsIn order to get in on the fun, a $25 minimum donation must be made, which will be given to theChildren's Museum of Napa Valley, a nonprofit that creates a safe learning environment for kids in Napa Valley.
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But after Russia's win over Spain, a soccer superpower, on Sunday, hundreds of Russians held a raucous, boozy, late-night party not just on any sidewalk, but the sidewalk outside Lubyanka, the headquarters of the Federal Security Service, the successor agency to the K.G.B. One man beat out a rhythm on a drum.
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Director-co-star Amy Poehler casts a bevy of fellow "Saturday Night Live" veterans (Maya Rudolph, Rachel Dratch, Ana Gasteyer and Tina Fey as well as writers Paula Pell and Emily Spivey) in this boozy comedy about a group of women who travel to the Napa Valley for a 50th-birthday party.
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Meanwhile, Megan Mullally's boozy Karen, the kept wife of an unseen husband, eventually revealed that she cared less about the gender of the people she slept with than what they could do for her — but her primary role on the show was to pop pills, make off color jokes, and keep things weird.
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Read more:Everything on Oprah's favorite things list for 2019, from a $349 margarita machine to $21 microwavable slippers 25 tactful gifts for your in-laws that will make a great impression13 decorations an interior designer would buy at Walmart right nowCostco is now selling giant bottles of boozy eggnog for just $9
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Inside the meeting house, a woman in a period costume of a long white gown and apron ladled for me a cup of mead, a boozy drink made from fermented honey and water, while Matt donned chain mail and Felix and Teddy wore metal and leather helmets and swung heavy swords around.
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If stocking your freezer full of the boozy pints isn't enticing enough, then you can always stop by the Tipsy Scoop store in NYC to grab one all dressed up in sundae form — complete with red velvet cone bowls, cookie sandwich crumbles, caramel popcorn, chocolate martini olives, white chocolate-covered pretzels, and much more.
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If you have ink on your wrist that serves as nothing more than the memory of a boozy night, an S.O. or BFF tattoo dedicated to someone you no longer speak with, or lyrics from a song you only loved on your 18th birthday running down your side, you might be familiar with tattoo regret.
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When I first got sober and pulled back from what was then a very boozy queer scene, I experienced the novelty of suddenly having more in common with a whole mess of straight people: struggling alcoholics who were helping me understand my disease, more so than the queer people who had previously been my only support system.
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Awards season kicks off in earnest Sunday with the 73rd annual Golden Globes, four hours of red-carpet voyeurism and boozy speeches celebrating the best in movies and TV. Some see the Globes, voted on by the 90 or so members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, as predictors of the more prestigious Oscars, to follow February 28.
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Roel has been introducing me to the boozy pyrotechnic spectacle of queimada, a flaming punch from the Spanish province of Galicia, and as the fiery liquid leaps out of the bowl and onto Roel's fawn-colored sneakers, I wonder if today is the day someone ends up in the hospital as a result of my drinking.
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The restaurant itself was beautifully decorated but a bit stuffy—we may have been a bit out of place as two twentysomething Americans having a boozy (and food photo-filled) lunch alongside two elegantly dressed businessmen that were each eating alone and an equally fancy couple in the back room who looked to be having a cinq à sept.
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Read more:Photos show what the 'American' food aisle looks like in grocery stores around the worldPillsbury is now selling 'Place and Bake' brownies that are ready in 20 minutes and perfect for lazy chefsYou can buy boozy, Dole Whip-stuffed cookie sandwiches at Disney World this summerInsect milk ice cream exists, and it apparently tastes 'really good'
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CreditCreditAndy Haslam for The New York Times As a wine lover with an active imagination, I'd always pictured the French wine harvest as a cross between "Sideways" and "I Love Lucy," a sun-drenched bacchanal featuring boozy lunches en plein air, rosy-cheeked peasants crushing fruit with their bare feet, and a bit of insouciant grape picking.
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Read more: Costco's vodka martini boozy popsicles are back on shelves in time for warmer weatherPerhaps Aldi heard the cries of joy about the newBloody Mary Salsafrom loyal Trader Joe's fans, or they realized that pineapple in salsa (and on pizza, don't "at" us) is a genius combination that also needs a bit of rum flavoring to feel complete.
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Read more:The best memes about White Claw, the hard seltzer drink that 'bros' can't get enough ofTarget is selling a $20 pineapple backpack and $6 fanny packs that also serve as portable wine coolersMalibu is rolling out giant, boozy drink packets that are perfect for summer partiesYou can now buy a rosé spray bottle on Amazon for under $10
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"A Drinking Life," from 1994, recounted his childhood of stickball and street fights as the eldest of seven children of Catholic parents from Belfast, Northern Ireland; his rise from Brooklyn Eagle delivery boy to newspaper columnist; and his boozy nights at old writers' bars like the Lion's Head in Greenwich Village, which led to a messy breakup with alcohol.
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A young crowd gathered in a low-lit, gravel-filled courtyard, many sipping a house drink known as La Paloma — a boozy slush of mezcal and grapefruit juice, with a punch of ancho chile — as they waited for one of the tables scattered under the canopy of palm and African sumac trees, warmly illuminated against the night sky.
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While The Sun and other publications framed the story around cheating, emphasizing the fact that JT's married and how Wright "stroke[d] his knee during [their] boozy night out," what happened is arguably better understood as a workplace issue, one that involves a powerful man getting drunk and physically inappropriate with a younger, less powerful female colleague.
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A woman and career government employee has stepped forward to accuse Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of being present at a party in the '80s where she says she was gang raped by a "train" of boys when she was incapacitated, an incident she claims was commonplace at boozy high school parties attended by Kavanaugh and longtime friend Mark Judge.
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The women resent the inference but eventually get around to doing just that, after boozy renditions of a lot of old songs (ranging from the Bangles and Prince to the "Xanadu" soundtrack); a slightly unsettling session with a tarot card reader (Cherry Jones); and an unscheduled trip to an art show, which mostly creates an excuse to grouse about pampered Millennials.
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They were still living in the Midwest pursuing their degrees, and I would call from my apartment in Brooklyn and they would tell me how the college town hadn't changed — the undergraduates were still plentiful and boozy on a Saturday night, the black eligible men were few — and then they would gush over how lucky I was to be living in New York.
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From otherworldly boozy drinks to a new Disney ride shrouded in secrecy, here's everything you need to know before heading to Pandora — The World of Avatar at Animal Kingdom: At a minimum, Pandora is a magical secret garden that'll transport you to another world of waterfalls, moss-covered rock ponds and plants in eye-popping colors while remaining on Floridian soil.
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" Helen Hollyman Editor in Chief, MUNCHIES "I was checking out Mission Chinese Food's new dim sum brunch service last weekend, and their beverage director Sam Anderson knows how much I love the Phil Khallins cocktail, which is like a boozy, sweet version of tom kha gai, so he snuck me a brunch-sized portion of the cocktail and topped it with Fruit Loops.
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On the night of Virginia Park's annual summer party, held a few months after Clare and her girls move in, neighborly relations are frayed when one boozy mother forgets to self-censor, a teenager concocts a devious plot to rid herself of a romantic rival, and Clare's older daughter is found bleeding and unconscious in the same place where Phoebe died.
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Read more: You can buy boozy, Dole Whip-stuffed cookie sandwiches at Disney World this summer Chocolate maker Godiva is opening up cafés selling desserts all over the US — take a look inside the very first one A new Drumstick ice cream-inspired cereal basically lets you eat dessert for breakfast 17 hilarious side-by-side photos from 'Nailed It!
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Read more:Starbucks' new Tie-Dye Frappuccino may not look as stunning as it does in photos, but it's more than an Instagrammable drinkMalibu is rolling out giant, boozy drink packets that are perfect for summer partiesPhotos show what the 'American' food aisle looks like in grocery stores around the worldJack in the Box will serve 'Tiny Tacos' that come in boxes with special dipping sauces
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Read more from Meredith Cash:Malibu is rolling out giant, boozy drink packets that are perfect for summer partiesPhotos show what the 'American' food aisle looks like in grocery stores around the worldA woman has been banned from Walmart after she reportedly ate half a cake in the store and then refused to pay full priceYou can now buy a rosé spray bottle on Amazon for under $10
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One of Nielsen's 2020 predictions for the alcoholic beverage category was that "the number of players in the hard seltzer space will double," and while growth rates for hard seltzer aren't expected to match those of last summer — which some (me) like to call the Great Seltzer Boom of 2019 — sales growth for boozy seltzer continues to significantly outperform that of other alcoholic beverages.
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And, as Fidjestøl makes clear, Julius's mirroring behavior parallels that of an equally famous chimp named Lucy who lived with an Oklahoma couple in the 1970s and who also began to adopt human culture as her own — using silverware, learning sign language, selecting clothing to wear, drinking a boozy cocktail now and then, flipping through magazines and, after she reached puberty, masturbating to images in Playgirl.
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Ms. Macdonald, who is Australian, plays the title role in "Patti Cake$," a comedic drama about a burly New Jersey teenager — dealing with a boozy mother, a chain-smoking grandmother and boyfriends (plural) — who becomes an in-your-face rapper named Killa P. Ms. Macdonald, who lives in Los Angeles, helped the film's director, Geremy Jasper, who is known for music videos, develop the character in workshops.
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Read more:Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte may be the beverage of the fall, but I'd rather drink the new Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew every dayThe best memes about White Claw, the hard seltzer drink that 'bros' can't get enough ofTarget is selling a $20 pineapple backpack and $6 fanny packs that also serve as portable wine coolersMalibu is rolling out giant, boozy drink packets that are perfect for summer parties
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This year, to celebrate Shiki's 150th birthday, the city launched a program of haiku-related events, including a recent haiku photo contest, a haiku sensory trail where you can experience the hourly chimes and dancing figurines of the Botchan Karakuri wind-up clock or the scent of incense at Ishite-Ji temple, and the haiku bar trail, where you can hone your haiku techniques while nursing a boozy concoction inspired by your own verse.
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And as the acknowledged inspiration for the original Dutch version of "Big Brother," which triggered a seismic shift in television programming following its 0.033 debut, it's fair to call it the genesis of reality TV. This is a boozy late-night argument, to be sure, but the lines are there to trace the ascendance of the reality-TV star Donald J. Trump back to the legacy of Biosphere 2 — to see good intentions, as the saying goes, recycled as paving stones.
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All photos by Thomas Skrlj When my editor asked me to find the worst bar in Toronto (inspired by this VICE US article) the rules were simple: pick a bar that I think is the worst, go to that bar, ask another denizen of the boozy depths what they think the worst bar in Toronto is, go to that bar and repeat the process until I am a feeble, drunken mess, face-to-face with the bleak realities of alcohol's demonic influence upon us all.
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The slide projector on the subject has no shortage of famous faces: There's boozy Faulkner, banging out novels and screenplays while pickled, and Dorothy Parker and Jackson Pollock, producing their poems and paintings alongside the empty bottles, not to mention those libertine de Sades, Baudelaires and Byrons, who were all about sex and drugs long before rock 'n' roll introduced the idea that heroin was the magic juice of musical genius, one that spit out Hendrix and Joplin on one sad side and a sober Keith Richards on the happy other.
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Marissa's suggestions: Apres l'Ondee by Guerlain: delicate and not overpowering Byredo's Sunday Cologne: notes of incense and patchouli, invoking a mystical atmosphere Coven by Andrea Maack like a wood cabin covered by damp moss, fairies, and sex Blondine by Frassai: dreamy, playful, and abstract Lavande Trianon by Lancome: rich, dreamy, and decadent lavender/vanilla Rehab by Initio Parfums: tobacco and a boozy, late-night smell Bruma by Cire Trudon: dreamy, fluffy iris, with violet and lipstick notes Decay, burning leaves, transformation Pluto is the modern planetary ruler of Scorpio, a sign associated with transformation, death and rebirth, and the season of falling leaves in the northern hemisphere.
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