All the Cokes are the same and all the Cokes are good.
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Certain drinks can do that to your kidneys, like Cokes.
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I fetched Cokes from the Coke machine for the anchor.
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We settled for a pair of burgers and Diet Cokes.
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I use it to ring my butler for Diet Cokes.
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An exhibit by the conceptual artist Tony Cokes will explore gentrification.
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Over diet Cokes and Caesar salads, the two talked for hours.
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We just sat there drinking rum and Cokes, waiting for action.
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Mr. Cokes isolates words in order to reinvest them with meaning.
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So all the Cokes in China are made in China and all the Cokes in the U.S. are made in the U.S. I think the simplest single idea is stop thinking about packaging as single use.
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I load the cooler with water and Cokes and ice them down.
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Staying in no longer means another round of simple rum and Cokes.
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Yeah, I think they paid me in like Diet Cokes and sandwiches.
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I really celebrated: two Cokes, molten lava chocolate cake, and Caesar salad.
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Always wanted to grab some steaks and Cherry Cokes with Warren Buffett?
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I had a medium pizza and two Cokes in Oslo for $50.
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The guy ordered two Jack and Cokes, which equaled out to $12.
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I pick up burritos and Cokes for O. and me and head home.
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This trip is mostly for Diet Cokes, beers, wine, coffee, and snack food.
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He drank ten Diet Cokes a day as his sole source of hydration.
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Presidents didn't always down twelve Diet Cokes and multiple McDonald's sammies per day.
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The New York Times has reported that Trump drinks 12 Diet Cokes daily.
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He also had 3 Jack & Cokes, plus flatbread and croquettes (on the menu).
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Donald Trump is a pro at downing Diet Cokes and "malted" McDonald's shakes.
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We order sirloins with baked potatoes, crispy onions and Diet Cokes while we chat.
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I drink have two Diet Cokes (one from home and one free from work).
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He leaves them alone and the girls are soon bonding over Jack and Cokes.
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I make them whiskey and Cokes and open a bottle of Moët for myself.
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"I am rationing my cigars and diet Cokes," Martin wrote at 7:14 a.m.
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FARAGO The Cokes video is one of the most powerful pieces in the show.
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For Cokes, projecting only text and refusing to show the torture images is primordial.
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" She added, "She continued to feast out of the minibar: Diet Cokes for $6.
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The ice pack is to hold the Diet Coke for the rum-and-Cokes.
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He was slightly sentimental from the rum and cokes he had nursed throughout the evening.
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Now we can go enjoy our Mexican Cokes and ginger ales in self-destructive peace.
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Then I pack enough Diet Cokes in my backpack to see me through the workday.
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He downs monster Big Macs in lieu of salads and guzzles Diet Cokes like they're water.
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They are a fun group of guys and I have three Jim Beam and Diet Cokes.
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They sip vodka cokes through slim black straws, nodding to every beat like rugged tanned parrots.
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Trump reportedly consumes nearly a dozen Diet Cokes a day, according to the New York Times.
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Pritchett also says to skip the cokes, margaritas and caloric beers intermittently, and drink water instead.
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Coca-Cola in 2016 announced a "One Brand" approach to unite the marketing of its various Cokes.
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President Donald Trump is great at kicking back Diet Cokes, but not so good at drinking water.
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He was granted Mexican citizenship in 1969 after beating Texan Curtis Cokes in a world title fight.
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I have one of the Cokes I bought and love the taste but instantly regret the bloat.
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He admits he still smokes two packs a day, guzzles Diet Cokes and enjoys the occasional cocktail.
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We ate buffalo momos (dumplings) at a rooftop cafe and drank Cokes to beat the humid afternoon air.
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He kneels by a small fridge to help himself and his spokesman to Cokes, offering Lexington some, too.
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I drink a few rum and Cokes, and we chat a bit before we head out around 10.
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He ordered people Diet Cokes regardless of whether they actually wanted them, because that is what he drinks.
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With rum and Cokes in hand, we watch two episodes of Grand Designs and laugh about the weekend's antics.
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Polishing off a round of Jager and Cokes, the Kenzo crew tells me what to expect at tonight's performance.
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Because of my dad, McDonald's has sold way more fries, way more American cheese, way more pickles (and Cokes).
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Now I am battling jetlag and trying not to cry as I watch Daniel smoke and knock back Cokes.
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Backstage, Michael De Luca and Jennifer Todd, the telecast's producers, were sitting at their monitors, Diet Cokes in hand.
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I was trying to achieve a state of Zen, mostly by drinking a steady stream of rum-and-Cokes.
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I wonder if she's been pouring her rum and cokes away, and envy her sober composure in the smoking area.
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"No, no, everyone thinks it is," Trump says on cue, before leaning over and pressing it to order some Cokes.
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We're told Brian was downing Crown and Cokes, and he even climbed behind the bar to do a little bartending!
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Granted his bubble is filled with golf courses, lavish meals with powerful leaders, chocolate cake, and endless Cokes on demand.
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Being the president of the United State offers a lot of perks — a button that summons Diet Cokes, for example.
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Eventually, NBC hired Rogers as a floor manager, "after I had carried my share of coffees and Cokes," he said.
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From Starbucks teas... via GIPHY ...to cartons of milk... via GIPHY ...to Cokes in all the colors of the rainbow.
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Outside, on the perimeter of our church service, venders were selling popcorn and brisket sandwiches and thirty-two-ounce Cokes.
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Indeed, Trump washes down his meals with a whopping 12 Diet Cokes a day, according to the New York Times.
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Sparkling water has really helped me limit the number of Cokes I drink, but it doesn't help my wallet at all.
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Got his Cokes separated out from his Pepsis too, the beer bottles and the plastic bottles all separate, sorted by distributer.
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Similarly-sized regular Cokes are generally sold in packs of 12, and cost about $4 per package (about 33 cents each).
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You can even see a device matching the description of the box he reportedly orders Cokes with, next to the phone.
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Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway Inc is Coca-Cola's largest shareholder, has said he drinks at least five Cokes a day.
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A diet of Cokes and Oreos In retrospect, the fact that everyone eats fast food perhaps should not be that surprising.
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If you are reading this, Rum and Cokes Man, I'm sorry, but it's just that you were right in my ear.
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He's alright, but does he produce music that makes you want to dry hump a wall after some rum and cokes?
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I get 2 rum and Cokes during the time we are there and my husband at this point is wasted and dancing.
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Once the winner was crowned, Nutmeg workers, fortified on pepperoni and Cokes, would stay up printing shirts until the early morning hours.
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At the horse races, I spent $16 on two whiskey and Cokes, $7 on a burger, and $20 betting on the races.
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Instead of alcohol, which is forbidden at Muslim weddings, guests ordered ginger ales and Diet Cokes from bartenders in crisp black suits.
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With Twitter as his Excalibur, he takes on his doubters, fueled by long spells of cable news and a dozen Diet Cokes.
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The Cuban boxer Mantequilla Nápoles, who won the fight against the American champion Curtis Cokes, once asked to hear the Mexican national anthem.
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There's a strange calm in the weather before a storm, and Jim and I sipped Cokes, sawed plywood, and got the windows covered.
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A December report by The New York Times alleged that the president ordered a dozen Diet Cokes to be delivered by staffers daily.
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There, among the Diet Cokes, Doritos, and stacks of M&Ms, sits a most unlikely grab-and-go item: a bag of cubed tuna.
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Over Diet Cokes, they relished the reviews that were popping on their iPhones, shouting out the latest poll or pundit to go their way.
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Instead of sending him for a battery of tests, the doctor prescribed a little less work, fewer Diet Cokes and more sleep and water.
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So I did too: Other notable elements of Trump's daily routine, according to the Times report: He drinks one dozen Diet Cokes per day.
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Warren Buffett, one of the world's richest people, says he "eats like a 0003-year-old," meaning lots of Oreos and Cokes every day.
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We talk, over Cokes of course, about the oddities of growing up queer and not knowing if you fit in with other queer kids.
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" In "The Revelation," she observes: "And the whores were in the Safeway,/buying frozen foods and Cokes,/for the sitters before their evening shifts.
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These guys from McDonald's realized that 303 percent of their orders were for Cokes, hamburgers and French fries, so they cut out everything else.
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I'm glad work provides coffee — my last job did not, which meant I spent a lot more on Diet Cokes from the vending machine.
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"When you think about the largest ad spend folks, it's the Cokes and Pepsis, then the consumer staples guys like P&G," said Hogan.
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"We don't go to training every year to learn how to serve Cokes," said Steven, also a longtime flight attendant with a major U.S. airline.
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One of the pilots in that case had consumed at least 15 rum and Diet Cokes, according to testimony and records presented at that trial.
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These barmaids who gave free Cokes to itinerant Mexicans but wanted to vote for a man who would make fun of his disabled Indian son?
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Trump's team wants to prepare him for the second debate with an actual rehearsal — as opposed to coming up with zingers over cheeseburgers and Cokes.
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The dinner neared its conclusion, the Diet Cokes consumed, the marinara crime scenes cleaned up, the matters of headless rabbits and proper hangings dispensed with.
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Trump's Way With Twitter as his Excalibur, the president takes on his doubters, powered by long spells of cable news and a dozen Diet Cokes.
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Guests don't need to worry about mixing their own Jack and Cokes, nor do they need to show up with a sixer of shitty beer.
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We run out and go to a gas station so I can get a couple of Diet Cokes and T. can get a soda also.
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Rihanna and her crew weren't there long -- they arrived at 1:15 and stayed until last call, sipping Jameson and Cokes while high-fiving fans.
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Over a succession of Diet Cokes at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel one afternoon earlier this year, Chopra and Sankaran laid out their vision for the company.
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There were vegetable pakora, pigs in a blanket, barbecue tortilla chips, roast chicken with lemon, edam, lobster tails, sour cream and onion Pringles, and cold Cokes.
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"There were probably times when I had like eight [diet cokes] a day or something ridiculous," Musk told the German automobile magazine Auto Bild in 2014.
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So if corporate America decides that running a pro-immigrant ad during the Super Bowl will help sell more Cokes, than that's what they will do.
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"It doesn't really matter how many free snacks or how many free Diet Cokes you have," said Andrew Lynch, the cofounder and president of Zipline Logistics.
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There are eight people in the town bar including the proprietor and a new immigrant who mistakes our order of rum and cokes for Bud Lights.
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The brand will also be releasing hidden clues on its social media accounts that hint at the location of a limited number of Marvel-branded Cokes.
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In order to buy New Coke, shoppers will have to purchase at least two limited-edition "Stranger Things" Cokes or Coke Zero Sugar in 8-ounce bottles.
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Exhibiting artists include: Radcliffe Bailey, Benae Beamon, Kevin Beasley, Alexandra Bell, Paul Stephen Benjamin, Sedrick Chisom, Tony Cokes, Bethany Collins, Aria Dean, Tomashi Jackson, Richard Kennedy, Pope.
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I also grab a lighter, a bag of almonds to snack on at my desk, and two Diet Cokes; the extra one is for my work BFF.
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White Castle sliders are small, but not that small; would we have to dunk them in the cherry Cokes, Kobayashi-style, to help break down the starch?
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She told us how pounding Diet Cokes, binge-eating McDonald's, and watching hours of cable news—as pleasant as the routine might sound—nearly drove her insane.
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If I'd been fat, but still living on six Diet Cokes and half a hotdog bun a day, I wonder if there'd have been such a fuss.
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The night before the July 25 Rose Garden ceremony, Mr. Kudlow and Mr. Selmayr met over Diet Cokes at the Hay-Adams hotel near the White House.
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I realize I forgot my fruit, and I accidentally grabbed one of H.'s mini diet Cokes instead of my Izze, and I don't really drink soda.
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While players washed their dirty socks in hotel sinks during road trips and got paid $215 to fetch Cokes for reporters, coaches like Holman ate steak dinners.
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And it's doubtful, in the friendless circle of clueless rich people with whom he shares Diet Cokes, that he actually "knows people" living next to welfare bums.
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Trivia Night has a two drink minimum, so I get myself a glass of pinot grigio and a Moscow Mule, and my boyfriend gets two Jack and Cokes.
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Friend 216 gets a fancy iced coffee that we all sip from and wings and rum & cokes (which are really more like a rum with coke) for us.
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I fantasize about buying a Coke Zero from the café in my office, but part of saving has been cutting out unnecessary items, like Cokes and sparkling water.
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In the end, about ten of them clambered into a boat with a crate of beer, a crate of cokes, and a load of weed and magic mushrooms.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump is a commander in chief who fuels himself with a steady stream of Diet Cokes, scoops of vanilla ice cream and slabs of red meat.
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Forsgren doesn't start at GitHub until the end of the month, but she says in the meantime, she'll be having lots of "Diet Cokes, naps, and ice cream."
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As Fred Sr. became one of the master builders of the New York boroughs, his mischievous son drank Cokes, and eventually beers, with friends in the family recreation room.
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I make another stop at BJ's for a big box of spinach, lettuce leaf wraps, grape tomatoes, sour cream, eggs, ground beef, hot dogs, buns, mustard, and Cokes ($80).
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Warren Buffett, one of the world's richest people, says he "eats like a 0003-year-old," meaning lots of Oreos and Cokes every day (he invests like one too).
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Warren Buffett, one of the world's richest people, says he "eats like a 216-year-old," meaning lots of Oreos and Cokes every day (he invests like one too).
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After one too many Jack and Cokes, you decide to dominate the Karaoke machine, where your challenging song of choice — "The Star Spangled Banner" — isn't doing you any favors.
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Maybe you'll grab a "setup," sip whiskey and learn to juggle, or black out on rum and Cokes and wake up wearing loads of beads in the French Quarter.
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Buffett has often said he drinks five Cokes a day, and joked that he is "one quarter Coca-Cola" because the beverage accounts for 25 percent of his caloric intake.
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On beach days, the aunts woke up early to cook — plantains and yucca, rice and beans — while my dad or an uncle went to buy Coronas, Cokes, chicken and chicharrón.
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Over rum and cokes, Messer first recruited his friend Norm Klein, 220, a lawyer who had played peewee hockey with the N.H.L. Hall of Famer Ron Francis in Sault Ste.
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We end up bar hopping (I have two more rum and cokes and he has five Medalla's throughout) and again my husband realizes he can't hang like he used to ($30.27).
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Soon there were longing looks, stolen moments in back corridors of the Oval Office, shared Diet Cokes and childhood stories — they'd both been chubby kids — presents, and late-night phone calls.
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We had to acquire Mexican and American Cokes at two different locations, but then refrigerated both in the same place for an hour to make sure they were the same temperature.
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Buffett also seems to be going strong despite not paying much attention to what he eats: The 86-year-old drinks five Cokes a day and is a regular at McDonald's.
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The only way you feel you can keep a grip on your life is to make sure you have three diet cokes before four, one chocolate chip cookie, and a small salad.
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Long before President Donald Trump swilled a dozen Diet Cokes per day and argued exercise may kill you quicker, men in the Oval Office have been known for their odd health behaviors.
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He's in good form, high on the moment and her company (and the dark rum he surreptitiously tips into their Diet Cokes when no one's looking), and she's feeling no pain herself.
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Buffett is also a fan of Coca Cola; he has said he typically drinks five Cokes a day — so you can imagine he spends more on the beverage than the average person.
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When I used to go to Marky's with my family, I spotted Orthodox Jewish kids huddled over slices of pie and Cokes, and old guys talking long after they had paid their bills.
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Ditto for the new album by Ariana Grande, which I've spent this morning binging on—for those keeping track at home, I'm up to four spins of this record and two Diet Cokes.
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I would highly recommend the job to anyone who likes being yelled at and thinks that being told to chug 20 Diet Cokes at a state dinner to "impress foreign dignitaries" sounds good.
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Watching cable, he shares thoughts with anyone in the room, even the household staff he summons via a button for lunch or for one of the dozen Diet Cokes he consumes each day.
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We have to pay for all the nitrox they used ($126), her gear rental ($66), the T-shirt and patches she bought ($13), and the Cokes my husband had on the boat ($4).
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That same day, an exhibition of art by Tony Cokes and Oscar Murillo is set to open, including a new work by Mr. Murillo based on Diego Rivera's destroyed murals at Rockefeller Center.
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Tecosky probably has no business still pouring Jack and Cokes at Jones Hollywood, but he continues to bartend because it reminds him of why he fell in love with it the first place.
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We acted like old men grabbing beers after work, except instead of going to a bar, we'd go to one of our houses, grab a couple of cokes from the fridge and watch The Simpsons.
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It was $3 to enter, which at that time was fairly steep, at least for teenagers from Connecticut with just enough coin from lawn-mowing jobs to pay for gas, cigs and a few Cokes.
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We asked artists, including Tony Cokes and Katherine Bernhardt, to create new jacket designs for their favorite vacation reads, exclusively for T. There are generally two schools of thought when it comes to summer reading.
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Tony Cokes is an anchor, with three videos from his "Evil" series, in which texts from speeches, news reports and cultural commentary flash against solid-color backgrounds, like karaoke lyrics, and accompanied by popular music.
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I wanted to see if these Diet Cokes would give me that feeling I get when someone is rushing to get on an elevator with me but the doors close just before they can make it.
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It'd be nice to fry chicken today, eat coleslaw, biscuits, drain a couple of Mexican cokes, kick back and relax as if it were July somewhere with live oaks and a warm breeze off the ocean.
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The films, which include works by Steffani Jemison, Rico Gatson, and Tony Cokes, use a broad range of styles and materials, from found photos to footage of anti-police brutality protests and a Black Panthers rally.
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We're talking a few bottles of beer before I get there, a few shots in quick succession, some big vodka cokes, the kind that get you heart-beaty, and then also a real banger has to drop.
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Not only have the tariffs contributed to $1 billion in higher costs for General Motors, they are now contributing to rising prices of everything from Cokes to vacuum cleaners as companies pass along those costs to consumers.
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The list of the president's favorite foods reads like a teenager's dream picnic: burgers, taco bowls, Oreos, Diet Cokes, McDonald's, KFC, cherry vanilla ice cream, well-done steaks, meatloaf and beef with an extra side of beef.
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You're not going to have the money to compete with the Cokes and the Pepsis, so the only way get it out there is if people organically want to share it because of the funny, irreverent marketing.
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The stage continues to catalyze and connect in Call & Response as it becomes the touchstone for a larger group exhibition of visual art by Romare Bearden, Chakaia Booker, Tony Cokes, Saffell Gardner, Allie McGhee, and Tylonn Sawyer.
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In The Origins of the Jump Shot, Christgau says Fulks told Philadelphia sportswriters that liquor had always been in his life, going back to the Birmingham bootleggers, and that in Kuttawa soda fountain Cokes came fortified with whiskey.
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At China Star, two chow mein sandwiches and two Cokes came to a total of $6.50 (we skipped the French fries and the orange sodas, though local lore informs us that would have been the more traditional order).
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But probably the most insincere practice is what I call "fake fasting"—acting like you've been fasting all day and "breaking your fast" at night as if you weren't eating double cheeseburgers and chugging diet cokes all day.
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The new slimmed-down cans have the same shape and silver color as Coca-Cola's Dasani Sparkling, giving the revamped Diet Coke an appearance more similar to the zero-calorie sparking water than to the other Cokes and sodas.
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" On his love of Diet Coke: "Watching cable, he shares thoughts with anyone in the room, even the household staff he summons via a button for lunch or for one of the dozen Diet Cokes he consumes each day.
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Warhol's notion of picturing subjects serially—not one Coke but row upon row of Cokes, every variety of Campbell's soup, all but innumerable Marilyn Monroes—was his own, keyed to an emerging economy of brands that extended to celebrities.
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You send them to shoot a City Council news conference in Woodside, Queens, and they come back with three teenagers on a crumbly stoop, drinking Cokes out of long-necked bottles, or a plastic bag stranded in a tree.
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Wouldn't that be — [interrupted by applause] By the way, wouldn't that be — this would be the greatest scenario: Trump has to watch President Pence chatting it up with the world leaders while he guzzles Diet Cokes in the clubhouse.
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It's a way to encourage customers who are seeking more variety to stick with Coke rather than pick up a different soda, said Kate Carpenter, brand director for Coca-Cola Trademark, which includes Coke, Coke Zero and flavored Cokes.
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Once the food arrives, I scarf it down alongside a cold Diet Pepsi (the office kitchen is out of Diet Cokes and I figure the Pepsi will have the same ill effects on my metabolism and gut bacteria anyway, so cool).
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Further, the Times claimed that the President shares his thoughts on whatever program he's watching with anyone he comes into contact with — including members of the house staff who deliver him one of those dozen Diet Cokes he reportedly orders daily.
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In the days before YouTube, my friends Adam and Avery went out and bought a DVD of the movie just so they could figure out the exact order: 30 sliders, five boxes of fries, and five cherry (and diet) Cokes.
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We were fueled by cold Cokes from the cafeteria and the understanding of the urgent nature of the reports we were receiving — intelligence on German troop movements, secret radios, plans for penetration and weapons requests from O.S.S. agents behind enemy lines.
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"Star-Crossed Lovers and Other Strangers" (season 363, episode 353) Rory and Dean's three-month anniversary date is adorably teenaged — check that visual of them sipping their Cokes at the fancy restaurant — and their breakup is a great, revealing character moment.
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And yet it feels fresh — partly because of renewed interest in text-based art by people like Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer and Gretchen Bender, and partly because the media manipulation and coercion that Mr. Cokes identifies has become more exaggerated today.
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Among the "cokes" are Kenneth, the poet, and Bill, the Nordic-skiing star from Vermont, whose father, Frederick, in 1985, amid his frustration over getting called "kotch" during Ed's term, had his last name legally changed to Coke-Is-It.
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For his videos in the show "On Non-Visibility," at Greene Naftali, Tony Cokes samples statements from political speeches, Twitter feeds and stand-up comedy routines, and displays them in stark white lettering against bright monochrome backgrounds, accompanied by post-punk pop music.
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The whole voting thing must have just slipped everyone's minds: Melania is planning the Christmas from hell, Kushner has been wrapped up in that whole Russia probe, and the president is apparently jammed up all day slamming Diet Cokes and binge-watching cable news.
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The sad news is: Other than half a glass of Prosecco for the toast, the reception is completely dry, so you're forced to sneak off to the hotel bar once an hour to buy $11 double-vodka mixers that you can pretend are just Diet Cokes.
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After his death in 2015, the outdoor patio was christened "Lemmy's Lounge" in tribute to the man's undying love of the Rainbow and its video poker machine, which he would play every day when not on tour while consuming an unfathomable number of Jack and Cokes.
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And once again, the state is working to keep the Schaghticokes (pronounced SCAT-uh-cokes) out of the action, granting only the Mohegans and Pequots the right to pursue another casino — even though this one, in the Hartford area, would not be on an Indian reservation.
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In the NSFW song titled "Don's Plan," the two comedians sing the song from the perspective of Trump as he cavalierly owns up to everything from his unhealthy diet — "I drink seven Diet Cokes a day" — to his suggestion that teachers should be armed to prevent gun violence.
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It's just one piece of a wide-ranging story that includes sequences of Fisher sneaking Cokes and grouching at her trainer as she tries to take off weight ahead of shooting Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and Reynolds auctioning off parts of a multi-million-dollar collection of Hollywood memorabilia.
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With seven Diet Cokes left to consume and a well-done steak I promised my editor I was going to make for the purposes of this article, I opted to end my day with more McDonald's—a sausage McMuffin and a glass of ice water—and skip out on the rest.
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With Cisco seeing steady demand for its products and Coca-Cola worrying about how a host of high-level forces like currency and interest rates will affect its sales, Cramer wondered if stocks like Cisco might soon fall under the "safety" label while the Cokes of the world get set aside.
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It is packed with onions, lots of butter, mountains of grated gruyère, beef flavor, and seasoning, and served with dipping bread on the side, which doubles as a sponge to soak up the whiskey-and-Cokes of those who need to gather some strength before passing out for the night.
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And as I danced to it again a few weeks ago in a sweaty room, a bottle of cherry Lambrini and several rum and Diet Cokes in, surrounded by so many of my friends doing exactly the same thing, I realised that it's probably the wisest, most nuanced thing I've heard all year.
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"But I've talked to people, multiple ones, and they believe that they are putting a slow sedative that they're building up that's also addictive in [Trump's] Diet Cokes and in his iced tea and that the president by six or seven at night is basically slurring his words and is drugged," Jones insisted.
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He had been getting in lots of trouble with the higher-ups at McDonald's in the Bay Area because he had asked a Coca-Cola rep who he had a good relationship with for glossy images of Cokes with various McDonald's items and had them printed on lightboards to hang in his restaurant.
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To display her fall collection, she laid a table for her models and sat them down over wine and Cokes to chat and flirt as they would at a dinner party, negotiating their giant tulle tutu dresses, which are Ms. Goddard's specialty (though, she added, far from the only thing she makes).
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This sentiment is being revived by a loud, arrogant, white, sexist, racist American president who reportedly never reads or works on a computer, but watches hours of television a day, drinks around 221 Diet Cokes and chows down Big Mac cheeseburgers for dinner while endlessly talking on the telephone with friends — how Andy of him!
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"I think we would have made the same mistakes, because it was so early and you didn't really know what was happening," he said as we spoke over Cokes in the Axel Springer Journalists Club, a throwback to a bygone newspaper era featuring original wood paneling from The London Times and sweeping views of Berlin.
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Watching it now reminds me of being too young to go out properly, so you end up telling your parents you're staying at a mate's when you're actually drinking bottled vodka and cokes with guys in the year above and sneaking into clubs with fake ID. "Look At Me" was clearly the album's lowkey gem though.
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On the fourth-floor lobby of the country's busiest movie theater, audiences filing out of "Black Panther" will pass by tables of a zine fair; the staid, checkered carpeting might be filled with dancers grooving to a D.J. Across from the concession stand hawking 44-ounce Cokes, a rival cart will serve craft beer from Heartland Brewery.
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The Hill's 13:30 Report: Latest on NYC explosion -- suspect in custody, mayor calls it attempted terror attack | Trump accusers demand Congress investigate allegations | Poll shows Jones leading Moore by 10 points | GOP worries about tax bill's unpopularity | How many Diet Cokes Trump drinks each day NEWS OF THE MORNING Attempted terrorist attack in New York City: What happened: One person is in custody after police responded to reports of an explosion near the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
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You always thought the "most disgusting way to start the school day" crown would be claimed by that bus stop full of dudes who all drink energy drinks and occasionally wash it down with a couple of chocolate bars, and are twitchy and erratic until lunchtime, smelling violently of a sort of fizzy medicine, but actually no this kid from the year below who drinks vodka cokes now has taken the bad breakfast throne, and long may he reign.
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Higher living standards and rising demand for consumer goods — from Cokes and packaged foods to cars and mass-produced meat — are major reasons why the world is guzzling more freshwater, according to the U.N. So manufacturers face a dilemma: They can meet the growing demand by expanding operations and producing more goods, but if they take a business-as-usual approach, they might deplete local freshwater resources — a risky business move and a surefire way to tarnish their brands.
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