The generic wine you drink in college because it's cheap rips off the advertising tropes of the generic beer you drink in college because it's cheap.
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Or ... you can just drink in her other talents.
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If you go home to your old village and drink in the local pub with old school friends, you drink in a particular way that you might not with colleagues from your work.
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They basically track every can of drink in the city?
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Grabbing a drink in Dublin today is a different story.
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There is great food and drink in Greenville, South Carolina.
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He never drank, never took a drink in his life.
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Listen above and chuck a drink in the air, probably.
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"I haven't had a drink in a while," he continued.
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What was in that drink in "Baby, It's Cold Outside"?
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"I haven't had a drink in four months," he said.
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Smith is also shown with a drink in his hand.
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Money. Why can't they drink in front of one another?
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"People drink in good times and in bad," Villers said.
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Coffee is not the first thing I drink in the morning.
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I forgot that I hadn't had a drink in so long.
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You've got to drink in your office bathroom stall in style.
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She's sipping on a drink in a red cup, looking chill.
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I wanted to drink in this view I'd never see again.
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What are the best places to eat/drink in Hyde Park?
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Flexible straws were developed to help people drink in hospital settings.
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This year the audience is allowed to drink in their seats.
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A waiter, unbidden, handed him a drink in a highball glass.
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I bet they, unlike me, can afford to drink in here.
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Heineken's Lagunitas brand introduced a cannabis-infused drink in California this summer.
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People wanted something to drink in a disposable bottle on the go.
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A few months ago, I was having a drink in Cambridge, Mass.
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Even celebrities can't get a drink in Sydney, Australia late at night.
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Their eyes are just BEGGING you to place your drink in them.
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I was looking forward to getting my drink in one of these.
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And when making a drink in a shaker, the shaking time matters.
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His father, he said, has not had a drink in 40 years.
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He says she hasn't had an alcoholic drink in almost ten years.
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She throws a drink in his face and storms off in disgust.
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VICE: Would you have a drink in a bar called The Plantation?
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Despite Denver's plethora of breweries, beer isn't the only drink in town.
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My age group is not permitted to drink in a normal way.
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People didn't have a lot of water to drink in Puerto Rico.
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Nevertheless, I finished my first drink in minutes; Peter took considerably longer.
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Bacardi and Coke would not be the preferred drink in this crowd.
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Coke started selling the energy drink in the United States on Jan.
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Front Burner The songwriter created a refreshing tequila drink in the 1970s.
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She's turning from food to drink in "[Porto]" at the Bushwick Starr.
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The flagship drink in both restaurants is limonana, the famous Israeli lemonade.
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You can find somewhere to drink in port, even in strict Islamic countries.
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Why not just ask me to get a drink…in the United States?
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Beer is cheap and there is somewhere to drink in every conceivable location.
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Waiting for liftoff, I sipped on the only alcoholic drink in the arena.
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Happy also happens to be my least favorite tasting drink in the line.
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Guilds were also social organisations whose members met informally to drink in lodges.
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For now, tea remains the most popular drink in the world after water.
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So, what do you eat and drink in order to survive your flight?
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And we'll chill and have a drink in there by ourselves or whatever.
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These days, however, it is simpler for Canadians just to drink in Hyder.
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They started dating in 2013 when they reconnected over a drink in Cincinnati.
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He had not had a drink in almost two and a half years.
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Hooliganism is a serious crime, and it's illegal to drink in the metro.
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It has no bathroom and its regulars drink in the absence of sunlight.
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What would I do at a bar without a drink in my hand?
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Andy suddenly said, 'Someone should invent a sandwich with a drink in it.
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There is too much else to experience, too much novelty to drink in.
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I knew I couldn't risk getting a DUI, so I wouldn't drink in college.
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Women invited by men to drink in bars were seen as loose and uncouth.
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My boyfriend suggests we buy a bottle of wine to drink in the future.
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" Kentucky "The state that produces all the bourbon fit to drink in the world.
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Korean rice liquor, known as makgeolli, will also be a trendy drink in 2020.
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For example, it sets the tone for the way people drink in both rooms.
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In 1981, the family-owned GE Heileman Brewing Company brainstormed the drink in Wisconsin.
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Just drink in a milky stream of these full highlights—you won't be disappointed.
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SUSAN First, take a second to drink in the delicious headline of your story.
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It has launched its Coca-Cola Plus Coffee drink in more than 20 markets.
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He invited me for a drink in Honolulu, at a bar on Makaloa Street.
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Most of all, you could drink in the better days before too many sad endings.
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Nikki Sixx is still a rock star, and he hasn't had a drink in ages.
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The "Trump" is a layered bourbon-based drink in the colors of the American flag.
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In this exhibition, his expanses of black thirstily drink in the light, like parched animals.
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Like when I'm on the dance floor, a drink in my hand, friends surrounding me.
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Bronn just wants to forget the battle entirely, hence the drink in his hands (+235).
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After a while, instead of thinking, 'How many beers can we drink in 18 holes?
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And not having enough acid will affect the feel of the drink in your mouth.
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McDormand was hustling behind the interview, drink in hand, when Spencer paused to say hello.
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Saturday was full of leftovers before I went out for a drink in the evening.
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I don't just swipe my credit card and head out the door, drink in hand.
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He's joining us now from his hotel room, hopefully with a drink in his hand.
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Bartenders work with and drink with other bartenders, who work and drink in other bars.
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Coke started selling Lemon-Do, a fizzy, low-alcohol content drink, in Japan last year.
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Avicii has a drink in his hand, but it's unclear if it's alcoholic or not.
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I kept trying to drink in all the details, which was both pleasurable and daunting.
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MPs needed to drink in the House of Commons' numerous bars in order to build up a network of supporters (or to spread poison about their rivals) and to be able to match journalists drink-for-drink in order to burnish their public image.
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Let's drink in one of the world's most natural pro wrestling dramatists while we still can.
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Cranberry Sorbet Champagne Floats Dessert and drink in one festive float for your festive fête. 10.
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Whoa. Drink in the view of the Pacific Ocean from the coast of Big Sur, California.
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The bees will have to mind their manners and drink in moderation at the open bar.
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I had not been out at all, had not had a drink in a year plus.
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All of this is enabled by cheap alcohol, which makes it easier to drink in excess.
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Piazza had his first drink in the basement where two of the "gauntlet" stations were placed.
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Or, 'gram the Pink Ombre drink in front of a cotton candy sunset for guaranteed likes.
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I thought I didn't have it that bad, though, because I didn't drink in the morning.
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The bar-restaurant, called Beetle House, serves thematic food and drink in a delightfully gothic atmosphere.
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No matter how you sneak it in, make sure you drink in style in the shadows.
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And for $12.02 you can "nest" your drink in this inflatable without any worry of spillage.
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He had three caffeinated drinks, including coffee and an energy drink in a two-hour period.
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Consumers didn't go for it, and Coke stopped selling the drink in the US in 2008.
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Coca-Cola is rolling out its first Coke-branded energy drink in the US in 2020.
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This, along with the tacky interior, will not charm those who prefer to drink in peace.
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For the study, current drinking is defined as having a drink in the last 30 days.
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When you drink in excess, brain cells stop communicating as fast and precisely with one another.
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A recovered alcoholic, Hope shoots chilling video-diary footage of her first drink in 16 years.
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If you are enjoying the drink in moderation, doctors say continue onward, and savor those sips.
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Q. If I can't have orange juice, what am I supposed to drink in the morning?
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Older Chinese speak of the "bitter tea" we must drink in America, even if we're American.
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Unless you are going to abstain or drink in moderation, the answer is no, experts said.
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Earlier this month, Coca-Cola launched a Odwalla Smoobucha — a smoothie-kombucha drink in three flavors.
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" In another picture, Cuoco sipped a drink in a pink t-shirt that read "out of office.
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It also started limiting the number of free beers some members could drink in its coworking spaces.
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If a child hasn't had anything to drink in a day, Abramson recommends seeing a doctor immediately.
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Well, this is one way to make sure the bride always has a drink in her hand.
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In fact, if you listen to my AA speaker tapes, I don't actually drink in my pitch.
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Coke is also ramping up to launch its own energy drink in America next year as well.
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I had taken my shoes off, and someone spilled their drink in the aisle of the plane.
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Marr writes that in 2008, he and Morrissey met for a drink in a pub in Manchester.
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How can you dance and clap with a drink in your hand without spilling any of it?
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They compute an optimal tax rate of 1-2 cents per ounce of soft drink in America.
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But this new research may be a buzz kill for those who like to drink in moderation.
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And what's better than paying tribute to your deceased loved ones than a drink in their honor?
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"I haven't had a drink in four days," she'd announce out of nowhere, usually over the phone.
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Kombucha was another popular drink in 2019, with more and more brands hitting shelves across the country.
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I hadn't had a drink in hours, and so I didn't associate my actions with driving drunk.
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Nobody's ever just had one drink in the history of their lives, especially, especially in this industry.
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Kurdish girls aren't allowed to drink for religious reasons, and you can't drink in front of them.
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The first time Gereon took in these words, he was calmly holding a drink in his home.
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The beverage giant plans to introduce a drink in Japan that combines flavored sparkling water with alcohol.
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Liam: Just drink in its sheer wonderment: you have never seen anything more honest in your life.
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Here's our guide to enjoying a classic (and low-alcohol) drink in five cities across the country.
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" — J.R. Dukes London "Dukes is one of the most glamorous places to have a drink in London.
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The restaurant chain released the drink in time for National Bloody Mary Day, which was January 1.
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Drink in the ochre mists floating around a railway viaduct across the Ruhr Valley in northern Germany.
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" Colin Jost followed up by saying "This year the audience is allowed to drink in their seats.
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People drinking inside a branch will be offered their drink in a ceramic, rather than paper, cup.
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And it will probably prompt him to ask you what you want to drink in the future.
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Mr. Smithers, a recovered alcoholic who said he took his last drink in 1953, died in 1994.
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Cocktail bartenders, it should come as a surprise to no one, like to drink in cocktail bars.
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There's probably some great food and drink in this scenario, and there's almost definitely some great music.
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Andrew Volstead of Minnesota (1860-1947), who never took a drink in his life, wrote the act.
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Here's the problem ... J.K. Rowling created the fictional drink in her Harry Potter books, and Warner Bros.
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On Sunday, she shared a photo of herself tanning in a black bikini with a drink in hand.
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De'Longhi's unique system just requires a filled milk jug to make a rich, frothy drink in 40 seconds.
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Hiram offers Archie a drink in his private study, much to Veronica's dismay since she's never allowed inside.
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Then I make two batches of chai tea from scratch, which I love to drink in the afternoon.
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The TSA said it had to do it because ... she had a Capri Sun drink in her bag.
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If you're down with a sweet drink in the morning, this could be the right choice for you.
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Buying a drink in a club is "really expensive", gripes Amanda, a university student from America in London.
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The amount of the energy drink in each Slush is proportional to the size that a customer orders.
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John Mayer is sharing a personal milestone with his fans: he hasn't had a drink in 365 days.
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Drink in moderation, which, according to the CDC, means no more than one drink a night for women.
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This is his favourite thing to drink in the heat because, he says, it's good for the stomach.
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He caught the man as he emerged from an Idaho 7-Eleven with the frosty drink in hand.
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He remembered thinking it was corny that the actor served him a drink in a Star Trek glass.
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Buy one espresso or Frappuccino drink in a size grande or larger, and get a second one free.
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I stop progressing, and I just drink in the gruesome splendor of this place I've found myself in.
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When the doctor came over to give him the cancer diagnosis, Lemmy had a drink in his hand.
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Being a bartender who doesn't drink in my personal life gives me a lot of clarity at work.
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He continued to drink in secret for several months, then confided in Beau and returned to Crossroads Centre.
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There's food on your plate and drink in your glass; you'll always have a seat at the table.
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We caught up with her to find out what and where she likes to drink in Las Vegas.
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At the time, she was doing marketing for a now-defunct start-up energy drink in Los Angeles.
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Instead, he shakily embarked on a life of sobriety; he hasn't had a drink in nearly nine years.
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Front Burner A hands-on class at the Museum of Food and Drink in Brooklyn will explore bread.
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One in eight consumers were stockpiling Christmas food and drink in the run-up to Brexit, Barclaycard added.
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I kept asking myself how much I'd have to drink in order to justify spending that much money.
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"Corporations hope that everyone will drink in moderation" said Laura E. Prather, managing principal of the Tampa, Fla.
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He also mentioned that he was trying to make kvass, the Russian fermented-bread drink, in his basement.
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Coca-Cola is launching the first alcoholic drink in its history with a canned liquor product in Japan.
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Other maps show the oldest place to have a drink in each neighborhood based on liquor license dates.
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The next day, Walgate failed to show up to meet China for a pre-arranged drink in Soho.
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Beer was also the national drink in Mesopotamia and Egypt, according to research from Xavier University theologist Michael Homan.
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The next day, Alba didn't get better, and she hadn't had anything to eat or drink in several days.
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His friends and family stated that they rarely (if ever) saw him drink in the years before his death.
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A man confronted one of the teens, threw a drink in his face, and walked off with the hat.
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Takei prepared a drink in the kitchen and brought it out to Brunton, who was in the living room.
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Our friends at Yelp took a look at the highest-ranked restaurants that mention the drink in their reviews.
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In the 1990s, Coca-Cola rebranded New Coke as "Coke II," but then entirely discontinued the drink in 2002.
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Pardew, trying to break the world record for how many lager tops a man can drink in one afternoon.
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Drink in the atmosphere of Atlus' latest, as there's a lot of it, and it's zestier, zingier than ever.
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I no longer work on Wall Street and, for the record, I haven't had a drink in six years.
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The drink, in his fingers, looked like a prop—as if Gulliver was handed a can from the Lilliputians.
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About three years ago, when I was eighteen, my dad and I went out for a drink in Amsterdam.
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It's like fear, happiness, hedonism, and disgust made real, and in detail glorious for toasted eyes to drink in.
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It said it launched its Fuze Tea drink in 37 countries across Europe, building off a 49-country footprint.
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Tea, the most widely consumed drink in the world after water, has traditionally been used for the same purpose.
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Interviews conducted by LSU police "indicated that the pledges were forced to drink in excess," according to arrest warrants.
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One girl to the side of the stage, unsteady in heels with a drink in her hand, falls over.
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So I continued to drink in hopes of loosening up and being a good family friend to these strangers.
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Or I can just roll out onto the street for some air or a drink in a corner bar.
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It's a great place to pick up a drink in a more laid-back setting than the full bar.
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Middle-aged Moroccan men drink in bars with their mistresses but teenagers are detained for kissing in a park.
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The Brighton, a bar in D.C.'s "The Wharf" development, announced the "Stormy Daniels" drink in a tweet Saturday.
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I proudly put a pale pink drink in front of him—I had used sweet vermouth instead of dry.
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So, to savor this rich, hot drink in my hand is so fabulous — with cinnamon, not too much sugar.
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Inside, companies offer an open bar in their booth, and hundreds walk the floor with a drink in hand.
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"The Good Wife" was so intimately invested in its heroine that audiences routinely watched her simply drink in silence.
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It has been many years since I have faced the partying and celebrations without a drink in my hand.
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Vahdam Original Chai is a favored drink in India and the perfect pick-me-up as they day progresses.
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They say to drink in moderation, but comedian Drew Droege didn't follow the rules the first time he got drunk.
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"To avoid aggression when drinking, drink in an environment in which there won't be instigation to be aggressive," said Quigley.
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Horvitz often zoomed out from the action, letting viewers drink in everything that was happening onstage in majestic wide shots.
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Trees, shrubs, and grasses drink in carbon dioxide and exhale oxygen as they stretch their branches and spread their leaves.
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Newly single Halsey reaches up to her pup with one hand while casually holding a drink in her other hand.
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"Imagine you want to launch a new soda drink in Brazil, a market that you've never entered before," he said.
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And, again, set its challenge to minimal in order to drink in the carnage without constantly restarting the furious battles.
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All the better for those millennials who prefer to drink — er, not drink — in the comfort of their own apartments.
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We eat/drink in bed while watching our separate TV shows (The Bold Type for me, The Office for him).
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An esport that you can participate in using just one hand, your sponsor's brand of energy drink in the other?
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"Tequila and friends," she captioned another pic of herself in a bikini with a drink in hand alongside two friends.
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You can drink in style and get a kick-start on your 2018 resolution to do something good for others.
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Hordes of smashed billionaires wander the Scottish hillsides, teeing off at random before fumbling for another drink in the darkness.
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And the drink in her hand is actually orange juice, and not a mimosa, as some Facebook commenters have said.
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But in practice, makers of food and drink in Europe have found that they cannot find enough of the gas.
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So, if you're going to reach for an apple cider vinegar beverage, just heed Stanford's advice and drink in moderation.
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Three generations gathered regularly for birthdays and anniversaries, and the younger family members also dance and drink in Bangkok's nightclubs.
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Much of this is enabled by cheap alcohol, which, based on the research, makes it easier to drink in excess.
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Nowhere to go without brushing some biker's belly, some barmaid's behind, or dropping a drink in a feisty farmer's lap.
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Several interviews conducted by LSU police "indicated that the pledges were forced to drink in excess," according to the warrants.
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Steve makes himself a drink in the kitchen with rum and pineapple juice, and also gin and vodka and wine.
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And so we decided to settle it like men do when they've had too much to drink in the pub.
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A couple years from now, the concept of "grabbing a drink" in Canada may have nothing to do with alcohol.
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It was developed by J. Robert Cade, a nephrologist in Florida, who concocted the drink in 1965 to rehydrate athletes.
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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg was handed an alcoholic drink in a brown bag at a New York City park.
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Nutt will be conducting a study of MDMA in alcoholics who drink in an attempt to deal with prior trauma.
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If Cotton had a drink in her hand, I would have hoped it would be across Carlotta's face by now.
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On the evenings I was there, people lounged with a drink in discreet little lounge areas and at the bar.
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According to Peter Dalum, project manager for the Danish Cancer Society's alcohol campaigns, they're even allowed to drink in schools.
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She suggested they have a drink in the lobby and do The New York Times crossword puzzle she had brought.
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Read on to see where you can raise a glass with a discounted drink in honor of National Margarita Day.
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My idea of a nightmare is people standing very elegantly dressed in a room with a drink in their hand.
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With preset temperatures, this electric kettle boils water almost instantly, allowing you to make your favorite drink in no time.
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The committee also alleges she approved fabricated time sheets and allowed staff to drink in court offices and the courthouse.
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Travis instead offered to buy Uggen all the beer he could drink in exchange for a night in the camper.
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Sold as a bedtime drink in Britain, Horlicks has been developed into a much bigger brand by GSK in India.
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A cash-only bar where you can have a no frills, no-nonsense drink in the company of good folks.
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MatchaBar announced today that they'll be partnering with Whole Foods to release their new Better Energy bottled matcha drink in September.
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He's always been there, drink in one hand, phone in the other, standing in the shadows at a Hot Creations show.
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Our sources say he was rarely without a drink in hand and was, at one point, overheard saying he was single.
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After she has the drink in hand, Patrick can be seen laughing and shaking her head, while Rodgers, 35, appears unbothered.
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After a quick tropical drink in paradise, Robby and JoJo head to his family home, where his big family is waiting.
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He gave her a drink in a cup that looked like a coconut shell, she said, which she thought was water.
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In addition to these well-publicized ways to drink in some annual holiday cheer, however, Starbucks has another less-discussed option.
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We have no way of knowing the ever-elusive Swift's habits, but she has been known to drink in the past.
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From the time Rachel took her first drink in eighth grade, she knew alcohol was her answer, her way of coping.
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In 2007, the newly-minted culinary school grad landed a gig at Michael's Genuine Food & Drink in his hometown of Miami.
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And yes, we will stare you down as you gulp down that delicious and enchanting black drink in front of us.
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At the bar, a man held a baby in a taffeta dress in one hand and a drink in the other.
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He placed the drink in front of me with the pride of a cat delivering a mouse to a beloved owner.
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This smart design means you can carry more than one drink in one hand, and it saves room in your cabinets.
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Read more: Starbucks is rolling out a Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew, its first new pumpkin coffee drink in over a decade
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And although women can now drink in bars unchaperoned and get a divorce, precarity continues to keep women in bad relationships.
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Imagine sitting in the sun with a nice cold drink in one hand, and a magazine or book, in the other.
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I used to drink when I was under stress, but I haven't had a drink in three and a half years.
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In 2015, Canadian Jennifer Logan began vomiting uncontrollably after taking a tobacco drink in Peru and died from a pulmonary edema.
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I didn't totally get it, but it was a fun thing to crunch on with a drink in my other hand.
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Chartreuse Swizzle San Francisco bartender Marcovaldo Dionysos won a cocktail competition — one he almost didn't enter — with this drink in 2002.
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You must know the tea, who spilled it, and drink in every subtle note of flavor with every slow, delectable sip.
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Those who were just like him, who started and ended the day with a drink in hand, guzzled the night away.
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Cafes may have been known for their namesake drink in Voltaire's day, but since then their coffee has become internationally notorious.
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"Parents who drink in front of youngsters make drinking a norm," Mattick, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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She had frequent crying jags that spring, usually fuelled by alcohol: this was the year she began to drink in earnest.
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Overall, about 8 percent of those surveyed reported that they had been the victim of a spiked drink in the past.
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"Everything is free, so the women drink in excess," said Cindy Barshop, 53, who appeared on "RHONY" for one year in 2011.
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The whipped cream quickly began to melt, blending with the drink in a way that added a slight hint of green tea.
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You can see Cuba was having a good ol' time, singing karaoke with his pals and carrying a drink in his hand.
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Make the drink: In a small saucepan over medium-low heat, bring the milk, syrup and rum to a simmer, stirring occasionally.
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We stayed in the lobby bar for a while, talking to other people stranded there, and having a drink in the dark.
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So New York officials decided to make serious changes — you can now drink in public in Manhattan without the fear of arrest.
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The 20-ounce drink in question contained a small, mouse-sized animal, about three inches long, with small ears and beady eyes.
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I haven't bought a drink in ages (I try not to spend much money on alcohol), so this is a nice treat.
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A new study out today in the journal Addiction surveyed the different alcohol contents of a single drink in 75 different countries.
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Since it's a potluck, I help everyone set up their dishes and make sure that everyone has a drink in their hands!
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An entire portion of the stadium is devoted to seating with tables, to spread out all your food and drink in comfort.
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"The nice thing about the alcoholic beverage industry is that people tend to drink in good times — and in bad," said Montag.
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A couple of women body-rolling absentmindedly in the kitchen, a drink in hand and a song in each of their hearts.
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The reputation of Luton Airport in Britain was famously trashed by a television advert for Campari, a posh drink, in the 1980s.
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While other cafes are recreating the drink in their own kitchens, egg coffees themselves have become known as a city-specific specialty.
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This is the sort of zinfandel I love to drink in the fall, fresh and floral with plenty of spicy fruit flavors.
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For most people, however, kombucha is fine to drink in moderation and most of the belly-related side effects will quickly dissipate.
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While they might have made a cool picture for Instagram or social media with a drink in hand, they were not comfortable.
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The Northeastern region is so serious about the drink, in fact, that New Hampshire even named apple cider its official state beverage.
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Believe it or not, beer actually has a few nutritional benefits that you can take advantage of if you drink in moderation.
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Soon after, an acquaintance of hers, a first-year known as a popular athlete, suggested they get a drink in his room.
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Tonight's event is "El Juego de las Transformaciones," a sensory food installation at the Museum of Food and Drink in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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If he runs out of glassware, he's not going to quickly wash more and serve you a drink in a warm tumbler.
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After spending time studying the drink in Mexico, Mercer returned as a leading consultant, having fully earned the job title Tequila Goddess.
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Many of the predictions about what we'll eat and drink in 2019 point to a quiet, restorative and potentially grim time ahead.
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"Why are pilots permitted to drink in the cockpit?" someone posted on question-and-answer website Quora a couple of months ago.
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After struggling in retirement with alcohol abuse for about six years, off and on, he hasn't had a drink in eight years.
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A large group of guys there for a bachelor party, half of them wearing Hawaiian shirts, were beginning to drink in earnest.
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Coke invested in the Kobe Bryant-backed sports drink in 2018 as it sought to gain a larger share of the market.
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Don't let poultry live inside the house, never eat or drink in the area they live and avoid kissing or snuggling them.
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He lost that job, and he was recounting all of this to us as someone who hadn't had a drink in years.
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Eight of the films will play at the Museum of Food and Drink in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, from July 27 to Sept. 3.
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The boy wanted to study international relations, but that seemed to mean he wanted to study abroad and drink in new countries.
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To cheers the white-hot star going around the sun one more time drink in Betty's steamiest snaps from her early acting days.
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Each free coffee will come in a festive, limited-edition "Joy" coffee cup, so you can drink in the spirit of the season.
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We have a tradition at the restaurant, where we serve BiVi [from beve which means drink in Italian] and we share the olives.
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He claimed that he could legally drink in Maryland in his senior year—hence the "100 Kegs or Bust" boast in his yearbook.
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The burger chain is bringing back its popular Donut Sticks and introducing a cinnamon cookie latte, its first seasonal drink in five years.
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I've heard it's better to drink in the morning because it helps with digestion, so hopefully it still works later in the day.
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Once the guests arrive, however, we'd much rather be kicking back with a drink in hand, than stuck plating apps in the kitchen.
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Eric Trump appears to have committed one of the cardinal sins of fast food: Putting a soft drink in a free water cup.
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A homemade espresso and an office chair just doesn't hit the same as a drink in the hand and ass in the sand.
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The glasses also have built-in coasters, which means you can finally drink in peace without leaving unsightly rings on the coffee table.
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"If you could manage to carry it when it had a drink in it, you can manage to the next bin," O'Neill says.
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"Young adults drink in certain patterns," says Brian Suffoletto, an assistant professor of emergency medicine and clinical researcher at the University of Pittsburgh.
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" — Garrett K. "I didn't drink in high school, but my friend was dating one of the more popular guys on the soccer team.
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I had a Miller Lite for $5 — the cheapest drink in South Beach I would find — and enjoyed the respite from throbbing bass.
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According to an article by My Recipes, Queen Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh, and the Queen Mother enjoyed the drink in the 1960s.
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She tells me she enjoys the drink in the summer and often prefers it to beer because she can hit the roads afterwards.
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You certainly don't have to serve this potent-as-heck drink in a hermit crab tank like you might win on the boardwalk.
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Research shows people who drink in excess are more susceptible to respiratory illness and pneumonia and recover from infection and wounds more slowly.
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Both places offer serious coffee, but beachgoers seeking a real drink in a local watering hole should not bypass Shine's (55 California Street).
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Since Normandin launched the drink in 2015 he's expanded the company, rebranding it as Iris Nova and adding other beverages to its portfolio.
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The episode is the latest setback for Metro-North riders who prefer to endure their long journey home with a drink in hand.
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Also, we are experimenting with a limited-run newsletter this summer to offer you the best events, food and drink in New York.
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I turned the oven to 250 degrees, popped in the pork ribs, and retired to an air-conditioned room, cool drink in hand.
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Even though he won't drink in mixed company unless his wife is present, or dine alone with a woman he's not married to.
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Whatever your poison, one of the most important things you can do, for your health and for the planet, is drink in moderation.
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I didn't dismiss a candidate for sporting a nose ring or hoisting a drink in every photo, but those things gave me pause.
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Coca-Cola said it will be stepping into Monster Energy's arena after announcing plans to launch its energy drink in the United States.
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Additionally in 2017, BA, which is owned by IAG, stopped offering customers free food and drink in economy class on short-haul flights.
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Whoever sent that gift box of manure to Steve Mnuchin should never have to pay for a drink in any bar for life.
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What about those wipes I had to use the night before last time or the Gatorade I had to drink in the morning?
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And, of those parents who allowed their kids to drink in the home, 34 percent said they did so to encourage good behaviour.
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Prosecutors had argued Hernandez flew into a violent rage after someone accidentally bumped into him inside the bar, spilling his drink in the process.
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He was seen in one of Jenner's Snapchats enjoying a drink (in what appeared to be a large wine glass) with rapper Rick Ross.
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She has a drink in her hand at all times that she's mostly spilling on herself, but she is the keeper of the gossip.
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Hajjaj refers to Coca-Cola as the "rich man's drink" in Morocco, explaining that capitalism's brainwashing makes us instantly recognize the bottles and cans.
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PUMP is the place you go to drink in the afternoon and people watch Because it's mostly outdoors, PUMP automatically gets a few points.
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New Yorkers, rejoice — you will be able to drink in public in Manhattan without the fear of arrest or prosecution beginning on March 7.
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But there's one thing I can't believe I haven't seen yet: a dining set that will let me eat and drink in a headset.
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And finally, her pink halter Victoria's Secret Pink swimsuit looks great with a tropical drink in-hand… … But even hotter accentuating her vacay tan.
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"The Chinese who are eating chocolate are eating less of it," said Marcia Mogelonsky, director of Insight for Mintel Food and Drink in Chicago.
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The company will officially launch the Lemon-do alcoholic soft drink in Japan in October, Coca-Cola spokesperson Scott Leith told CNN on Tuesday.
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It is celebrating with a multiday festival full of live music, food, and drink, in addition to hosting an annual astronomical convention, Astrocon 2017.
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Hayes says Smith threw a drink in his face and punched him while one of Smith's associates tried to club him with a weapon.
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To really keep yourself from reaching for a treat, hold a drink in your other hand (something that's not loaded with sugar, like seltzer).
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This pic was shot at 12:16 AM ... you see the former "Bridalplasty" contestant with drink in hand enjoying a performance by Too Short.
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Skyy, who is dressed casually in yoga pants and an off the shoulder blouse, can be seen sipping a drink in the kitchen area.
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It's like if you could combine your childhood love of creamsicles with the grown-up feel of a gin drink in a tall glass.
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Especially if you like to drink regular tea, you'll appreciate the flavor nods to the most popular drink in the world next to water.
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I can have the Yankees game on before I cross the room, even with food in one hand and a drink in the other.
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And unfortunately, there's mounting scientific evidence that these materials leach chemicals into what we eat and drink in ways that could harm our health.
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Since I mostly saw him on festive occasions, it didn't strike me as particularly concerning that he usually had a drink in his hand.
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The event takes place in the middle of Ramadan, so competitors who are observing the fast cannot eat or drink in the hot sun.
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I always have a smoothie with greens, fruit, and protein powder to drink in the car and my husband takes a yogurt and fruit.
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It's an auction and it's fun to cruise around, drink in hand, catching up with people and looking at the experiences we can buy.
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Wearing his familiar black baseball cap, DiCaprio sways back and forth and recites the song&aposs lyrics while holding a drink in one hand.
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Coca Cola, for instance, aims to cut the carbon footprint of "the drink in your hand" by 25 percent by 2020 from 2010 levels.
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"And Ukraine will no longer drink, in the words of Taras Shevchenko, 'Moscow's poison from Moscow's cup,'" he said, quoting the country's national poet.
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There aren't many rules, except no food or drink in certain areas, and, of course, "no cartwheels in front of the Monet," Martin said.
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We had a kiddie pool that we used to blow up on hot days, put it in front of the squat and drink in it.
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I dismount my dark horse, bend to you there, deliver youthe hard pull of all my thirsts—I learned Drink in a country of drought.
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In the sunny snapshot, Martinez was captured lying on an outdoor recliner with a drink in hand, wearing a white sports bra and denim shorts.
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Why, decked out in a three-piece suit, waving an Irish flag, letting the Vegas nightclub Intrigue celebrate him with a drink in his hand.
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The International Ballroom of the Beverly Hills Hilton has seen quite a few presenters and winners take to the stage with a drink in hand.
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Annu Kapoor hams it up as a lawyer who hands out rate cards and charges clients even for the tea they drink in his office.
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One will be turned into a quintessential British pub called The King Vic for guests to enjoy as they drink in views of the capital.
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For now, drink in the music video above like a cold beer at the bar, and swoon, or feel jealous, or a little of both.
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Researchers found that those who were regulars at their local boozer had more friends, better life satisfaction, and were more likely to drink in moderation.
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I will not be happy about it unless Becca is allowed to throw a drink in someone's face and also maybe trash a $20,000 camera.
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Ev has a biscuit in one hand and a drink in the other and he kicks his boots happily against the back of the seat.
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And of course, there's the woman of the hour herself, celebrating in a white bikini, veil and pink "Bachelorette" sash — drink in hand, of course.
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Simply clip it to the top of a can or bottle, lay it on ice, and watch it spin and cool your drink in minutes.
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In Cripe's case, it was the result of his consuming a "large Mountain Dew, a latte from McDonald's, and an energy drink" in quick succession.
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Our drinks came with small paper disks that said, "Gone to pee, don't fuck with my drink," in case we had to hit the restroom.
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He's also a recovering alcoholic who hasn't had a drink in 10 years, and a singer-songwriter with three CDs of rock ballads on iTunes.
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So I decided to pack my car and meet with the people who actually make this elusive drink in order to broaden my sahti horizons.
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The building was on a bluff even higher than the castle, so that Twain could stand on his balcony and drink in the entire city.
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Now that you have a drink in your hand, you can start cranking out animal-free Thanksgiving classics that will satisfy even the crankiest eaters.
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While it's debatable whether Putin is playing any hand whatsoever in this, kvass may soon trump beer as the second most popular drink in Russia.
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It didn't take long upon arrival at the Barrowland for Pat to have a drink in hand, pick a spot and start surveying the crowd.
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Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese star, took swigs from his bottle and expelled the drink in dots and dashes in a kind of aquatic Morse code.
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Dr. Jarvis: Already we know that if you binge drink in your 20s, you are more likely to get cancer in your 40s and 50s.
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Still, people grind up the horn and use it in a drink in a misguided effort to reduce fevers and cure hangovers, among other things.
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We recently spent time in Astoria as part of our series highlighting things to see, do, eat and drink in neighborhoods near our ferry landings.
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While radioactivity from Fukushima will probably not hurt those seeking California wines from 2011 and later, the lesson, as always, is to drink in moderation.
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Or even better, walk up to your crush, extra drink in hand, and say the barista made a mistake and gave you an extra drink.
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Pony up to the bar, which has a decent craft beer selection, and drink in a space that recalls a beachy Grand Central Oyster Bar.
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But now and then it lifts a little, and when it does, it's possible to drink in the swampy beauty of Marc Shap's bayou cinematography.
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With my food and drink in tow, I was ready to finally step into the magical-looking igloo, which was now illuminated with string lights.
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Her first book, 'Quit Like a Woman: The Radical Choice to Not Drink in a Culture Obsessed with Alcohol,' will be released on December 31.
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I wonder if when Prohibition ended in the early 1930s, parents then felt the same way about having a drink in front of their children.
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But Warren -- especially in the early parts of the debate, when the most people were watching -- was the straw that stirs the drink in the debate.
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Then I tried it in the Rum Old Fashioned, which is very likely to be the most expensive thing I will ever drink in my life.
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You're outside on a beautiful day with, hopefully, a drink in your hand and a light breeze in the air—you can't fuck this one up.
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The 216 reporters drink in the bar every day and seemed quite happy with the arrangement, until one day, the bar owner threw them a curveball.
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"You ain't supporting s--- n----!" the man is heard saying on camera after tossing a large drink in the direction of the person filming the video.
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Coca leaves were reportedly used in the original Coca-Cola drink in the 19th century, although the company says cocaine has never been an "added ingredient."
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I collect my "coffee" and scurry back to my office, where my colleagues are, thankfully, unaware that the drink in my cup is no regular latte.
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The Backstreet Boys singer, 36, will not be prohibited from drinking, but he can't drink in excess or commit a criminal offense during the supervision period.
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I drank a drink in two big gulps as a woman who looked like the Puerto Rican version of my mother merengued with a shirtless Sebastian.
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At this point, Tom accidentally knocks half of the drink in the sink, meaning I get to drink the remainder as he starts again from scratch.
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Vince Vaughn was leaning against a bar with a drink in his hand hours before he was busted for DUI ... according to photos TMZ has obtained.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After losing the most contentious referendum in British history, James McGrory went for a drink in The Hope pub near London's medieval meat market.
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Just like I'm sure most parents would not like to drink in front of their children, I do not smoke in front of my young children.
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Check. The participants turned out to be just as likely to drink in multiple locations over an evening as teenagers and those in their 20's.
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The LithiumCard is $20, a savings of 66% See Details Coffee, tea, Jameson…whatever you drink in the morning, drink it out of this DIY mug.
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Instead I decide to find some place to drink in Golden Gai, a maze of minuscule bars housed in two-story buildings surrounded by Shinjuku skyscrapers.
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Starting today, Dunkin' Donuts is offering this warm weather drink in participating stores, and according to a press release, it will be a permanent menu item.
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Those seven days of fresh grief drove me to eat and drink in a numbed stupor that would ebb but eventually, increasingly, flow for months after.
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As we first reported ... Vaughn was at a hotel bar holding a drink in his hand just 2 and a half hours before he was arrested.
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The image, of Frank Ocean sitting next to a car with a drink in his hand, is from the video "Nikes," not from the album "Endless."
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But lately, they have been only coming to drink in the middle of the night, wary of the poachers that come into their habitat by boat.
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Dan Levin looked into the role of strong drink in the territorial dispute between Canada and Denmark over a lump of rock known as Hans Island.
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She often has a drink in her hand, and she and her friends are partial to that elbow-grabbing hug-thing sorority girls do these days.
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Precisely what constitutes a "direct financial transaction" is also unclear, travel representatives said: Could an American buy a drink in a bar on the restricted list?
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On the low end, you see a matcha latte or a Starbucks matcha drink in every vending machine and on every street corner for 150 yen.
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All of that and he's not even old enough to buy a drink in his local bar yet, clocking in at just 20 years of age.
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O.K., one more plug: I'm doing a talk on Tuesday evening at the Museum of Food and Drink in New York with the amazing Kate McDermott!
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Choose from this list of healthiest alcohols the next time you're out with friends, and be sure and drink in moderation to reap the health benefits.
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Next week, Makanda will be bursting at the seams with thousands of visitors who want to drink in the celestial phenomenon for as long as possible.
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Powerade launched in 1988, and is the second sports drink in the US market by sales and volume after Gatorade, according to research company Euromonitor International.
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"They're going to have to do all of them," says Merei Heras, a former environment minister, sipping a drink in a café as rain pelts down.
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Recipe: Simple Grilled Sardines And to Drink ... In June, I was in Lisbon for the Feast of St. Anthony, traditionally the opening of sardine season there.
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The Irish Cream Cold Brew is Starbucks' first iced holiday drink in the US since the the Spiced Sweet Cream Cold Brew was released in 2016.
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At a makeshift memorial about 20 feet away, they dropped off Redding Fire patches, flowers, and cans of Mr. Stoke's favorite soft drink in his honor.
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Lil Wayne called for backup when a fan pissed him off by tossing a drink in the middle of his concert ... and his backup is HUGE.
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Whether or not it's his intention, Lowder may be the most instrumental tastemaker in the Korean beverage world, reshaping what it means to drink in Korea forever.
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Fox says he's even become more empathetic, especially towards those who have been impacted by the decisions of the current administration, with another drink in his system.
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In some Muslim countries, it is a crime to eat and drink in public during the day in the month of Ramadan, even if you're not Muslim.
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I stood with a drink in one hand, wanting for the first time in my life to use the other to punch this person in the face.
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Meghan McCain, who has openly talked about being unhappy with both presidential candidates, plans on watching Monday's debate at Hofstra University with a drink in her hand.
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"We really don't know how much if anything people can eat or drink in labor," said senior author Dr. Vincenzo Berghella, of Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia.
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A week later, the study groups were asked to come back and drink in reverse order, or in the case of the third group, to switch beverages.
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ROOFTOP AT EXCHANGE PLACE At this rooftop and terrace bar and restaurant on the Hudson in Jersey City, don't order a manhattan; just drink in the view.
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Earlier this month it announced the launch of Orange Vanilla Coke in North America, the first new flavor for its original drink in more than a decade.
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One way is to ask for a Tall Pink Drink in a Grande cup — remember the Pink Drink was added as an official menu item last month.
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" We're not even cool enough to get drunk: "A 2016 survey by Heineken found that when millennials do bother to venture outside, 75 percent drink in moderation.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK It's comforting to know that the way we drink in the UK has barely changed for the past 30 years.
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Plus, they look beautiful arranged on a platter and are the perfect size so you can hold one in one hand and a drink in the other.
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OK, I apologize to the pants-wetting children of Gatineau, Quebec, which is a good town to drink in when you are 18 and don't know better.
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If you feel like you need to drink in order to feel less anxious, it's worth discussing your habits with your doctor or a mental health professional.
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It's a win-win; bars get new customers in the door while users get to discover new venues (and get a heavily discounted drink in the process).
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It's hard to say what is causing more people to drink in the US, but it seems to be a confluence of access, economic stress, and lifestyle.
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And with Rio's summer feeling up to 55 degrees Celsius at its peak, encouraging people to drink in suddenly sub-zero temperatures also seemed kind of risky.
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Jane and Greg Hills were visiting New York City when they grabbed a drink in the lobby bar of the Dream Downtown, a boutique hotel in Chelsea.
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The performance–cum–rally coincides with the New Hampshire primary, so you'll have moral support and hopefully a drink in hand as the real results roll in.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Senator Sam Dastyari was trying to order a drink in Melbourne on Wednesday night when he was interrupted at the bar by some unfriendly patrons.
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Earlier this year, Davis launched a sports drink brand called Defy, the first CBD-infused performance drink in the U.S. He co-founded the company in 2017.
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As a result, no matter how much coffee you drink in a day, there's a good chance someone makes a model perfect for you and your crew.
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A crochet Missoni caftan worn over a plunging one-piece allows you to take in the scene while soaking up the sun — preferably with drink in hand.
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When cops showed up, according to a police report seen by the Biloxi Sun-Herald, the legislator was holding a drink in his hand and appeared drunk.
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Just drink in this gorgeous volley after a clean first touch: Lofted, slapped, and curled—you could almost use the same descriptors for Giroud's regal, regal coiffe.
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As the pressure mounted, a man threw a drink in his face in a cafeteria, and two men fired an air rifle at his home during the night.
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But then, when you're "the most renowned poet in this land", I guess you can get yourself a drink in all manner of off-the-beaten-track establishments.
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In a third photo shared Wednesday, Cavallari shared a snap of herself sitting on the sandy beach and wearing a white bikini while holding a drink in hand.
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What makes their voices so interesting is the blending of the points of view of three women, whether they prefer Tylenol, Adderal, or a drink in their hand.
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One of the men is suspected of drugging the woman's drink in a Freiburg nightclub before they all took turns at sexually assaulting her in a thicket outside.
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Pepsi is releasing a salted caramel variant of the cola-flavoured drink in the U.S., as part of a suite of products in time for the holiday season.
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According to Quartz, Phusion Projects is allegedly relying primarily on Alibaba and JD.com to sell the drink in China, but it is also available through liquor distribution agents.
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The location-based recommendation company today announced Marsbot, an iOS app for the service that aims to provide tips for where to eat and drink in the moment.
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Researchers tested 156 participants, and gave half of them vodka mixed with Sprite to drink in the laboratory (it was apparently the lead researcher's college drink), Newsweek reports.
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When you're reading this, I'll hopefully be slumped over on the couch, a holiday drink in hand, doing something productive, like trying to beat Area X in Rez.
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Looking nervous, he sat on the edge of his seat, while Mr. Zeman reclined and looked as if he were in his own living room, drink in hand.
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Then in January, Califia Farms announced it was also launching oat milks: first a special barista version in February, and then an unsweetened at-home drink in April.
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Matcha, a kind of powdered green tea used in Japanese tea ceremonies, has become a popular drink in the wellness scene for its grassy green color and antioxidants.
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The product range is set to include a tea and a protein-heavy energy drink, in the hopes of capitalizing on what they say is an untapped market.
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If you pick up a beverage and want to drive home to enjoy it at a socially safe distance, you have to put the drink in the trunk.
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Dozens of people milled around in the foyer of the concrete building on the south bank of the river Thames, many of them with a drink in hand.
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She had watched him ride in several times but failed to pay him any attention until he skated in for a drink in a black suit and tie.
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A panel of scientists issued new nutritional guidelines for children on Wednesday, describing in detail what they should be allowed to drink in the first years of life.
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" But 14 days before this entry, when Sedaris is back in Chicago, Bloat has begun to seep into the narrative: "I haven't had a drink in 48 hours.
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Catherall's report echoed the V.A.'s diagnoses of PTSD and severe alcohol-use disorder, and noted that Siatta had not had a drink in more than a year.
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But it is the only way he knows to drink in the spotlight, to win favor, to feel what it is like, once again, to be the ringmaster.
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When fathers do drink in the three months prior to conception, babies are 44% more likely to have congenital heart defects than when they don't, the study found.
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Angry social media users blamed the incident on paratroopers, labeled in Russia as a rowdy bunch who drink in public places, bath in fountains and harass passers-by.
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But he had actually been around high-level politics long before Trump ever decided to run for president — since he was barely old enough to drink, in fact.
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It is worth noting that Kavanaugh could legally drink in Washington, D.C., for his final five months of high school, where the age was not raised until 1986.
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In return, Mongeau would have to advertise the drink in her videos and Instagram posts for the remainder of 2016, which at the time was about six months.
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And despite the changing production and consumption patterns, boza will remain a primarily winter drink in the foreseeable future, evoking feelings of community, belonging, nostalgia, and shared joy.
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Hell, not only is the city cool with it, city officials are now warning bartenders that hindering a pregnant woman's right to drink in public is a discriminatory act.
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NHL superstar Connor McDavid is FINALLY legally allowed to drink in America ... and he celebrated by blowing it out at a Vegas nightclub -- with the guys from The Chainsmokers.
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This makes sense because when people do drink in excess, it can raise the heart rate and blood pressure, slow brain activity, and cause vomiting, among other issues, Alcohol.
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While you, unfortunately, can't go to a bar with Tyrion as your wingman, you can now at least drink in a bar that looks like it belongs in Westeros.
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When he went on stage to collect it, he snapped a selfie with Eugene Kaspersky himself, who had already spent most of the evening with a drink in hand.
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After sticking her drink in the fridge but before walking out the door, I jot down something between a note and a novel about how Kate makes me feel.
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"We're doing a water challenge to see how much water we can drink in a day, because pimples signify more than surface level issues, but something internal," she said.
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Mere months after Coca-Cola announced that it was experimenting with an alcoholic drink in Japan, the beverage giant is hinting that it might enter the CBD market, too.
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He also spoke candidly about his substance abuse issues to The New York Times in 2012, noting that, during his days in theater, he would drink in between acts.
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Drink in Matt Slime's horrifying cover art (inspired by a true story of starved wolves feasting on soldiers in WWI), and dig into our Nature of War stream below.
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There's no shortage of places to drink in Los Angeles: slick nightclubs filled with the Hollywood elite, dive bars populated by old men, Korean hostess lounges and karaoke bars.
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The swimsuit shots came after the Waitress star posted a fun slideshow of photos that featured her on the boat — drink in hand — in an '80s-inspired get-up.
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When Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel was still in high school at Santa Monica's exclusive Crossroads school, he interned for Red Bull promoting the energy drink in bars and clubs.
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A drink in one hand, a cigarette in the other, he walks down the center aisle and takes the stage, so much smaller than the man on the screen.
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You'll feel good that the milk they drink in the morning and the chips they snack on as they do homework is doing their body more good than harm.
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Productions reach out to AIM when they need a beer for an actor to drink in a scene, for example, or tap handles to fill out a bar set.
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The acquaintance who described an industry "based on hope" didn't see Mallory for a few years, then made plans to meet him for a work-related drink, in Manhattan.
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I called up Betty K. Koed, the Senate historian, and she poured some cold milk on all this reporting about what senators are allowed to drink in the chamber.
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Square Feet Jane and Greg Hills were visiting New York City when they grabbed a drink in the lobby bar of the Dream Downtown, a boutique hotel in Chelsea.
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Continued de-stocking of the Mizone drink in China weighed on the water division and floods in the country may affect Mizone's performance in the third quarter, she said.
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While it might sound strange to introduce a cold drink in the winter season, following the success of the pumpkin cream cold brew, it might not be so surprising.
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Above, crowds gather in Mission Dolores Park to make the most of the good weather, although it's worth noting that you're not actually allowed to drink in the parks.
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They take their treatment in the morning and go to the beach, play pétanque, or have a drink in one of the bars on the promenade in the afternoon.
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Gone are the Roadhouse and 1 Primrose Street, replaced by a procession of bars you'd never want to drink in after eating enough pulled pork to fell a horse.
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"Have you seen the size of the sodas they drink in the middle of the country?" one Cruz supporter told New York magazine recently when asked about Bloomberg's potential run.
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As we reported ... Bam was robbed at gunpoint during a super sketchy cab ride in Cartagena, Colombia ... and handled it by downing his first drink in more than 7 months.
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If you've got a friend who can't seem to keep the drink in the glass, this red wine stain remover is about to be the handiest gift they've ever received.
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Summer is going to be here before we know it, and there's nothing better than having an ice cold drink in your hand while you sit under the hot sun.
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What's been missing until now is an exploration of whether the alcohol ads don't just influence the brands underage drinkers tend to choose but how much they drink in total.
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We teamed up with Bai to create a watermelon margarita that will have you convinced you're sitting on a sunny beach, waves crashing, and drink in hand (momentarily, at least…).
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They scream obscenities at each other before McGinity Gibel tosses a drink in her direction, and Jolé retaliates by doing the same, before McGinity Gibel nearly pushes over the table.
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A drink in the United States, though, would dissatisfy Icelanders and Austrians both to the exact same degree—it fell right in the middle at 14 grams of pure ethanol.
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Interaction with the world around us should be as easy as walking into your favorite bar and getting your favorite drink in hand before your butt hits the bar stool.
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IN 1605 Charles de Ligny, a Frenchman, was having a drink in the Fleur de Lys pub near the Tower of London when someone noticed what was in his bag.
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"There have been allegations that consumption of tainted or substandard alcohol has resulted in illness or blacking out," the State Department said, followed by an admonition to drink in moderation.
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The momager whisked herself away to a summertime getaway where she is enjoying a white sandy beach, the warm sunshine and crystal clear blue waters with a drink in hand.
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It allowed the game to breathe, for the player to truly drink in its cartoon Caribbean world full of oddball circus folk, crusty pirate captains and swashbuckling love-interest governors.
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The Irish-American in a rumpled suit with unkempt hair, a drink in his hand and a cigar between his lips held court in many New York City journalists' haunts.
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Clearly ignoring the advice of NFL legend Tony Gonzalez, the QB was seen hanging with pals until 2 AM ... though we never saw him with a drink in his hand.
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The paper found that increasing excise taxes, which currently cost just pennies per drink in the US, could result in 500 additional healthy years of life for every million people.
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One of the very most pleasant places to drink in Brooklyn also happens to serve incredible food—the Buffalo-fried cauliflower and Long Island burger are a thing of beauty.
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Now, older and wiser, Goepper says he has not had a drink in two-and-a-half years and this medal means more to him than the bronze from Sochi.
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Researchers suggested this could have been linked to the ancient Egyptian "opening of the mouth" ceremony, which was intended to enable the dead to eat and drink in the afterlife.
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Their goodbyes began getting more awkward, and on July 5, after she finished the first draft of her episode, he took her out for a celebratory drink in Beverly Hills.
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Coca leaves were reportedly used in the original Coca-Cola drink in the 19th century, although the company has said cocaine has never been an "added ingredient," The A.P. said.
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The first thing you notice upon waking up is that you're really hungry and thirsty; you spent the previous day fasting and haven't had anything to drink in many hours.
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As it unfolds a bright, vivid visualization of the narrative appears with the soda drink in the story becoming interactive code in the form of colorful liquid and fizzing bubbles.
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"Irn-Bru is not only the most popular soft drink in Scotland but is also the hardest to clean up," Ian McCormick, a stain-removal expert, previously told The Scotsman.
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CLASSIC BLACK MILK TEA WITH TAPIOCA, $4.75 — This was the only place that served my drink in a cup with a hard plastic cap instead of a classic pop-top.
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Democrats questioned whether Kavanaugh lied under oath when he said he didn't excessively drink in high school or college — and had never blacked out — despite his Yale classmates recalling otherwise.
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Parkside is a more casual option for a drink in the neighborhood, and good for a snack or, hey, a pizza, if you need a late-night dose of energy.
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In pursuit of that goal, each month I pick a particular type of wine and suggest three bottles for you to drink in a relaxed environment with friends or family.
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In the video, which went viral after being shared by a fan page on Twitter, the actor is seen swaying back and forth while holding a drink in one hand.
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All you have to do is stick it in the freezer, take it out after the indicated amount of time, pour your drink in, and enjoy after just one minute.
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The best way to avoid a hangover is to not drink alcohol, or to drink in moderation, and to be aware of the risks of consuming a lot of it.
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Half of people in that age group said they had not had a drink in the past week, compared to 35% a decade earlier, according to the study published Wednesday.
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Why I couldn't cope with the stress of life without a drink in my hand; why I felt it necessary to sneak a flask into a child's birthday party — the screeching!
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A pilot scheme currently running at schools in Bresica, northern Italy teaches children about winemaking in Greek and Roman times, as well as the role of the drink in Italian opera.
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He's got a babe on his arm, a drink in his hand and his shirt wide open ... and he's the richest man in the world even after his divorce from MacKenzie.
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Your typing speeds would double, you'd have little trouble shattering the high score on Guitar Hero, and you'd be the life of the party with a drink in all four hands.
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You can do almost anything here, like piss and drink in the streets without (necessarily) getting a criminal summons, or punch someone for looking a little too much like Shia LaBeouf.
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Ingredients: 50ml London dry gin 12.5ml sweet Vermouth 2 dashes of peach cocktail bitters Tonic water Method: Build the drink in a wine glass, adding your gin, Vermouth and cocktail bitters.
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"You ain't supporting s---, n----!" a man identified as Kino Jimenez, 30, is heard saying on camera after tossing a large drink in the direction of the person filming the video.
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" As they're making and tasting the sangria during the third episode using Wade Cellars' flagship Cabernet Sauvignon, Wade turns to the camera and advises, "Don't drink in front of your kids.
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Wendy's launched its '4 for $4 meal', which features a bacon cheeseburger, chicken nuggets, fries and a drink, in October, and recently added a crispy chicken BLT burger to the offer.
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Critics of the drinking age commonly argue that it forces youth to drink in secret, which may lead to binge drinking as people stash booze to secretly consume all at once.
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The former is a nice shade of pale yellow, while the latter looks a whole lot like a version of frosé that's actually appropriate to drink in the morning or midday.
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The company rolled out paper packaging for its flavored milk powder Nesquik in the first quarter of 2019 and will introduce paper-based pouches for its Milo health drink in 2020.
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Martinez showed off her post-baby body in a shot, which captured her lying on an outdoor recliner with a drink in hand, wearing a white sports bra and denim shorts.
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If you don't investigate why you drink in the first place, you're just going to have contempt for the fact that you quit, which just makes you want to start again.
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While he was with the Browns hardly a week passed without there being a photo or video of Manziel, usually with a drink in his hand, out having a good time.
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In this beautifully timed shot Trudeau can be seen leaning on cozy furniture of some sort with his leg crossed while engaging Macron, drink-in-hand, in some more private chatter.
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Its music is all drifting and lilting, calming and coaxing, too, perfectly complementing a moment's pause by a Cliffside as you pan the camera around slowly, and drink in the view.
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As the victim in this case boldly said in her courtroom statement last week, she was asked these questions throughout the process to invalidate her integrity: Did you drink in college?
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The only time I've ever thrown a drink in someone's face: Peggy Mitchell-style, in the sweaty basement of East Bloc, because they asked me to see how it would feel.
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At times, it gets incredibly hectic, with laser fire scorching the scenery; at others, it allows you to drink in the view and just be wowed by its sense of scale.
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Gun owners are also more likely than other people to over-consume alcohol, and according to Wintemute, anywhere from 8.9 to 20013 million firearms owners binge drink in an average month.
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The most celebrated was the poisoning of Alexander V. Litvinenko with a rare and deadly radioactive isotope, polonium 210, administered in a drink in the Millennium Hotel in London in 2006.
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Food and Drink • In Sydney, Sri Lankan Cuisine Gets a Thrilling Update: Lankan Filling Station serves exciting sambols alongside cocktails and natural wine in a crowded room that thrums with energy.
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But scientists have had a hard time deciphering whether excessive alcohol use causes depression and anxiety or whether people with depression and anxiety drink in an attempt to relieve those symptoms.
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Today, it hosts George Washington's Birthnight Banquet and Ball, an annual Rum Challenge (rum punch was the tavern's signature drink in the 18th century) and offers special Madeira tastings to visitors.
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We do loops around the Afton state park so that every 45 minutes or so I can take a drink in the river or lay down in the stream to cool off.
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Buy a bottle of beer or a soft drink in a supermarket, and you will pay value-added tax at 21%; buy the same thing in a bar, and you pay 10%.
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Hepola, 44, who hasn't had a drink in more than eight years, likens the shameover moment to last call at a bar, when the lights come on and everything looks like shit.
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The rapper, 28, hit the red carpet at the Golden Globes on Sunday night with a drink in hand, taking a celebratory sip of champagne while doing an interview with Entertainment Tonight.
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"We're just the ones that put it on TV." On a personal level, the musician says his proudest achievement has been overcoming his addictions—McDaniels hasn't had a drink in a decade.
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Summertime and the living is easy Scrub, vacuum, and filter your pool in less than three hours with this Dolphin pool cleaner while you relax on the patio, tropical drink in hand.
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The study, published in February, examined whether the order of alcohol you drink in a night matters, specifically exploring the age-old advice to drink beer before wine to prevent a hangover.
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Swim season is on the horizon, and if you're the kind to enjoy lazily floating with a drink in hand, then there's a few new pool accessories you need to know about.
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You can flip through 300 preprogrammed recipes and other people's creations using the app, and it only takes a few taps before the Somabar is preparing your drink in front of you.
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According to Ulrich's post, the team at Fig at the Fairmont were able to see the man empty the vial into the woman's drink in their security footage and call the police.
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According to Arturo Muñoz, the project coordinator of the Bolivian Amphibian Initiative, you can also find the drink in shops in Lima and Arequipa, Peru's largest cities, most days of the week.
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Michael Goodliffe, the commune's occasional manager gave me the rules of the place, essentially treat each other and the environment with respect, don't drink in the kitchen, and no hard drugs i.e.
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They put their hands together as one and swore an oath to escape and drink in the nearest pub, which was about six miles away, although no one was quite sure where.
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The alleged incident occurred when she was 26 years old and Brunel was in his early 40s, and happened when she said she believes Brunel spiked her drink in his Paris apartment.
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There are now more than 600,000 places to eat and drink in the US, which has grown at nearly double the rate of the population, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The lip-synching makes the show pleasurably unpredictable; it also puts the darker bits at a distance, in a way not unrelated to the reasons that people drink in the first place.
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And you listened, mesmerized, chuckling along while quaffing your second or third or 13th drink in his bar, Sunny's Bar, wedged in at the foot of the harbor in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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Even more, WeWork's video on Vimeo appears to show CEO Adam Neumann at the party, standing on a balcony above the crowd and raising his drink in salute the dancing attendees below.
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The drink in question, a sherry-based Tuxedo, is made with Monkey 47, a complex, pricey German gin that Tom Macy, the head bartender and an owner, had been wanting to use.
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Mike Ludwig, a Giants season ticket holder who lives in Boston, had a drink in hand at the Meadowlands Racetrack sports bar after watching the Giants lose to the Jaguars, 20-15.
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If it's the carbonation or the convenience of having a drink in a can handy, try switching to a seltzer like La Croix (my personal beverage of choice — try the coconut flavor!).
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It's a pretty safe bet that most of our children, in high school and in college, will be in social situations in which people drink in unwise and sometimes downright dangerous ways.
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A paper in 1662 described winemakers adding sugar to give their product sparkle — making it "different from any other drink in the world," as Hans Koningsberger wrote in The Times in 1958.
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The rich drink in their own homes and frolic or puke on their own lawns, but the assumption is that if the poor get drunk in public spaces, they'll make a nuisance.
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As we reported ... June and Geno were just seen up at a casino in North Carolina on Black Friday, where they were walking the grounds and peeping the slots ... drink in hand.
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Green tea sweetly scented and flavored with jasmine blossoms is a favorite drink in Asia, especially China, and Tealyra's Imperial Dragon Jasmine Green Tea makes the perfect cup of this traditional brew.
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Many people have turned to platforms like Zoom and Google hangouts for happy hours: Friends, each with their choice of "quarantini" drink in hand, gab from little boxes on one another's screens.
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Russell, 55, claims members of Phi Kappa Psi "hazed and forced her son to drink in excess to the point of passing out" at an October 2016 party held in the fraternity house.
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Several Christian families in Riyad's area pitch in daily to provide the food and drink in what he calls an effort to unite people of different faiths during a holy time of year.
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The young bucks who run VICE's website thought it would be amusing to employ a 41-year-old man who went out for a quick drink in 1987 and woke up in 2008.
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Although you can't drink in Disneyland, there are plenty of options in Disney's California Adventure (and even more if you're visiting Walt Disney World and opt to drink around the world in Epcot).
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PEOPLE caught up with the Southern Charm New Orleans cast ahead of Sunday's premiere, and they gave us their expert guide to the best places to eat and drink in the Big Easy.
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Wade's wife Gabrielle Union — who was seated next to the couple — shared the photo to Instagram, and confirmed that despite the picture indicating otherwise, Legend did not lose his drink in the incident.
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Pubs have been impacted by people buying drink in supermarkets to consume at home, and restaurants are struggling to deal with cost inflation and oversupply after rapid expansion in recent years, it said.
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Apparently you decided to set up the label over a drink in a pub in deepest Peckham a couple of years ago, but what's your favourite tipple to blow away the winter blues?
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Between 1991 and 1998, girls were 42 percent less likely to binge drink than boys, but they were just 6 percent less likely to binge drink in the period between 2007 and 2015.
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If I have a drink in one hand, half my phone is basically unusable, as my thumb cannot reach the far side of the screen (the letter A — so near, yet so far).
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And members of the Seattle Shakesbeerience performed the first few scenes from the play with Patrick Lennon — who said the group's motto is "script in one hand, drink in the other" — as Harry.
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Similarly, a 2018 study, published in the journal PLOS Medicine, has found that people who drink in moderation may be less likely to die early than those who stay away from booze altogether.
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The black-and-white décor is severe but modish, and the ceiling is a stark high swoop; black wood tables seem to drink in the dim yellow glow from Art Deco light fixtures.
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Grab a steaming hot cup of joe and drink in Order of the Vulture below—and might I suggest starting off with the raunchy anthem-in-the-making that is "Sex and Metal"?
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A paper in 1662 described how winemakers would add sugar to give it sparkle — making it "different than any other drink in the world," as Hans Koningsberger wrote in The Times in 1958.
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Yet Mr. Lemann's investment firm, 23G Capital, and Mr. Buffett's conglomerate, Berkshire Hathaway, are the architects of some of the biggest mergers of household names in American food and drink in recent memory.
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There are no high-rise hotels, no strip malls filled with T-shirt and tchotchke shops, no barking beach vendors asking to braid your hair or sell you a drink in a coconut.
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Researchers asked 75 fathers and 83 mothers how common it would be for adults to drink in a range of situations like during a party, at work, while watching television or while driving.
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Non-Muslim visiting foreigners would be able to order a drink in their hotel rooms, but the hotels would make them fill out a form saying they needed the alcohol for medicinal purposes.
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With coffee being the second most popular drink in America — behind only bottled water — we all should have sturdy coffee mugs from which to consume all those dark roasts, lattes, mochas, and decafs.
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But they're still teenagers, too young even to drink in the pub where they were playing, and they trash-talk each other over bad pool shots and do victory dances over good ones.
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He did it best if he had a cigarette in one hand and a drink in the other (better yet, one or two already in him, as they helped bring out his mischievous streak).
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I might not know the hottest new drink in San Francisco with all the bells and whistles and all of that, but I'm much better at what I do today than what I was.
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The European police organization recently seized more than 10,000 tonnes and one million litres of "hazardous fake food and drink" in what they are calling the biggest seizure of contraband food in their history.
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We hope the Snorlaxes are now in a happy home where they can play video games and drink in peace — and maybe be the subjects of a live-action Pokémon Go. [H/T: Mothership]
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The smell of a perfectly seared steak filling the air, the sun shining down from the sky, and an ice-cold drink in your hand is what some would say dreams are made of.
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New York may be the quintessential concrete and steel metropolis, but on Saturday, environmental organizations would like residents to drink in the power and promise of another substance that's indispensable to its existence: water.
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To name a few: There is homomasculinity and homofemininity being normalized (the pearl embellishments and angelic appearance of Frank Ocean in "Nikes"; the wild fur and ejaculation fizzy drink in Boody and Le1f's "Soda").
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The items last for a day in a drink (or with a drink in them) but when you throw it away it'll totally dissolve in about two months — or you could literally eat it.
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I give them my Hydro Flask because it is also a New Years goal to reduce my waste, although I hear Starbucks employees are required to measure the drink in a plastic cup anyways.
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My face didn't register it, but on the inside, I felt as insulted as if he'd put on a rubber glove before shaking my hand, or offered me my drink in a sippy cup.
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So if you're going back to Breath of the Wild today, DLC freshly received, kick back for a few before you begin questing again in earnest, and really drink in your story so far.
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That could take the use of service robots from novelties that deliver food and drink in restaurants and hotels to an army that performs essential functions in hospitals bound by strict no-contact rules.
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"By weight, how much human waste is generated by your average person on vacation?" he mused as he sat poolside, drink in hand, at one of the island paradise's many resorts, while tourists frolicked.
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There was never a time when he could legally drink in Maryland as a high schooler, because he was 17 when the state raised its drinking age from 18 to 21 in July 1982.
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Weiner occasionally uses this additional length well, to create haunting silences, or to hold on an actor's face longer than you might expect him to, or to drink in a moment of sublime beauty.
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Taking note of the trend that doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon, the berry company Driscoll's is giving consumers a new way to enjoy their favorite pink drink: in strawberry and raspberry form.
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It'll dull the pain of such mindless metaphorizing—and serve as a reminder that you, an at-least-semiconscious being, have an actual brain that can make real decisions like "Drink!" in the first place.
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It recently got rid of free food and drink in economy class on most short-haul flights (instead it is selling sandwiches and Percy Pig sweets from Marks & Spencer, another company beloved by Middle England).
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Earlier this week, the Smash star celebrated with a fun slideshow of photos that featured her – drink in hand – in an '80s-inspired get-up, complete with a rainbow tutu, colorful jewelry and fuchsia bow.
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"We know from previous studies that people who experienced parental absence in childhood are more likely to smoke and/or drink in adulthood," said lead study author Dr. Rebecca Lacey of the University College London.
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According to a lawsuit, frat members forced him to drink in excess "to the point of passing out" -- and that's exactly what happened when he fell off a platform, smashed his head and lost consciousness.
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Drink-slapping—colloquially known as "throwing a drink in someone's face"—is an act that may seem exclusive to the fantasy world of the Hollywood screen and the even more fantastical realm of reality television.
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As a part of Samhain, a celebration of summer's end, people went "souling" -- they'd go from door to door asking for "soul cakes" or food and drink in exchange for a song, dance or prayer.
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Nearly a decade after a crash that brought down its banking system, Iceland has bounced back as increasing numbers of tourists flock to its geysers and drink in the trendy bars of the capital Reykjavik.
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I had only seen a photo of an alcoholic drink in a frayed photo album: It was of my father, with a big smile on his face, in a cabaret in Tehran before the revolution.
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Carlsberg acquired Russia's top beer maker, Baltika, in 2008 but has since issued a string of profit warnings due to toughening regulation of beer - which was only officially classified as an alcoholic drink in 2011.
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Swift has had a long-term partnership with Diet Coke since 2013, which has involved her chatting about her love for the drink in a "Bon Appetit" interview and holding the drink while on camera.
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Yasmine: On the flip side, after we were accused of kicking Kris out for being sober because it was boring, I didn't want to be caught out in public with a drink in my hand.
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That's when luck shone on the Bad News Ems once again, as they faced all-star closer Emmanuel Clase, who seemed to be having, uh, an off-night: Yes, drink in that walk-off balk.
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You'll have a stranger pour a bit of GHB in typically a woman's drink in a bar or at a club, and hope that she becomes so inebriated that she could be taken advantage of.
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Davis Allen Cripe, 16, drank a latte from McDonald's, a large Mountain Dew soda, and a highly caffeinated energy drink in just under two hours, said Gary Watts, the coroner of Richland County, South Carolina.
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Starbucks is rolling out a Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew, its first new pumpkin coffee drink in over a decade, and Dunkin has a new Cinnamon Sugar Pumpkin Signature Latte to compete with Starbucks' iconic PSL.
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IVANHOE, N.C. — As the rivers trapped them inside their blacked-out town, the dwindling families of Ivanhoe collected rain to drink in plastic pitchers and flushed the toilets with buckets of rust-colored hurricane floodwater.
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Trending Cruise-goers typically look forward to relaxing by the pool with a drink in hand or spending the day in the spa, but more lines are eager to give you intellectual fare as well.
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It is a culture of courtesies and public reserve — a land of order, where people line up to board subways, where they rarely eat or drink in public, where trash and graffiti are virtually absent.
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Some Karachi residents said much would depend on whether any future heat wave struck during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, when under Pakistani law it is illegal to eat and drink in public places.
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As I ate and sipped my drink in what felt like a chic personal bubble, I noticed that while I still needed to wear my coat, it wasn't drafty or overly chilly inside the igloo.
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Diluted wine was the thing to drink in ancient Greece, as it was believed that only barbarians consumed pure wine, which would then make them drunkards who would then go on to rape and murder.
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He does not condemn Obama for firing Sherrod, or for placating the police officer who had arrested Henry Louis Gates Jr. on his own porch by inviting him for a drink in the Rose Garden.
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You can't help but wonder about the kind of person who'd actually ask anyone "Why does 7Up Heavily sponsor EDM without an Energy Drink in its portfolio?" and what they actually want from an answer.
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There they are enjoying live music, pulling pints (at 18, Beckham is just old enough to legally drink in Europe), cheering on a local soccer team, and squeezing in both some thigh-fondling and a smooch.
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Prosecco Passes Champagne As Best Selling Carbonated Wine Researches at Witten/Herdecke University in Germany and the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom examined whether the order of alcohol you drink in a night matters.
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Inspired by Parisian caves à manger, bars where you can buy wine to take away or drink in at a flat rate, P. Franco initially offered only cheese and charcuterie for those wishing to stay awhile.
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I'm trying to go into my second round of motherhood with this in mind: an open heart, and no expectation except a desire to drink in my son and who he is, separately from my daughter.
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There is no steadfast recommendation as to how much water people should drink in order to stay healthy, but the key thing is to keep hydrated—and passing clear urine is a good indication of this.
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Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem is structurally built into the same sandstone rock that Nottingham Castle is built upon and features a number of caverns below the pub (some of which you can actually drink in!).
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CeeLo Green pleaded no contest to slipping ecstasy into someone's drink in 2014, claiming she consensually took the drug and had sex with him, and received three years of probation and 360 hours of community service.
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Only a handful of cities allow public drinking, and many of those are in special "entertainment zones" like the Las Vegas Strip, where—to be honest—it's not that fun to drink in public at all.
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UTAH MAN CLAIMS MCDONALD&aposS EMPLOYEE DRUGGED HIS DRINK In the video, the two women can be seen grabbing and punching each other while the boyfriend of the off-duty employee encourages her to fight harder.
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Your favorite drink, in other words, only says something about you if you want it to, if you're trying to make a statement—and that, not drinking gin or real ale, is what makes you annoying.
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The sky was a cloudless blue, the Allegheny River sparkled seductively through the trees, and I was able to drink in all the splendor of the day without distraction because I wasn't actually driving the car.
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Though the recipe for Long Island Iced Tea was written down in the 60s, Robert Butt claims he invented the drink in 1972 during a cocktail creating contest at the Oak Beach Inn on Long Island.
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When you just need a drink in one hand and something to stare at and laugh at and get a little scared by and sometimes, just sometimes, feel a little bit sexy with in the other.
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Sure, promiscuity can be incredibly fun—and anyone who used to drink in Yates in Nottingham back in 2009 knows I mean that with all my heart—but I doubt it's nourishing in the long run.
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Courtesy of Nintendo Japan, just drink in the delicious visuals of today's (perhaps accidentally, perhaps not) "leaked" footage from Breath of the Wild, and tell me you don't want to spend an age in that world.
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Hotel San José Lounge: The Hotel San José has been a touchstone for the South Congress area for years, and their garden courtyard is still one of the most pleasant places to drink in the city.
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The mice shouldn't be treated as though they are just for show, and what if one of the kids were to go and stomp on one of the tiles, or pour a drink in their cage?
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And when his closest friends began staying in more often than going out, Fahim decided to create a cozy (and quirky) place to drink in East Hollywood that feels more like a home than a bar.
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He continued to live in the rowhouses of Brooklyn, drink in the cellar bars of Broadway and churn out words at a rate that would afford him enough money to self-publish more of his poetry.
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By episode 7, you'll be wondering how Chrishell didn't throw her drink in the face of tall blonde Christine, the taller one who has a fondness for leather and taking a shot while the sun's still out.
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Bokeh starts with a young couple, Jenai (The Guest's Maika Monroe) and Riley (Matt O'Leary), on vacation in Iceland, where they make out under waterfalls, soak in hot springs, and drink in the scenery on walking tours.
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Less than half of 16- to 24-year-olds surveyed in 2016 by Britain's Office for National Statistics had had a drink in the previous week, compared with nearly two-thirds of 45- to 66-year-olds.
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Lattes are, according to data shared with Refinery3.553 by the app Square, the most popular coffee drink in the US. Last year alone, we drank more than 67 million of them, at an average price of $4.16.
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Somoza told the jury that while Taylor was living under their roof, he wasn't allowed to drink in their home or have his dog Gator there, and he was angry about those rules, according to the Statesman.
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"The politicians and the president have not been uniting the nation for the past years, but the national side has," said Petur Orri Gislason, a 32-year-old security guard, over a drink in a Reykjavik cafe.
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Never without a drink in hand, he'd anticipate and cater to our needs, lend an ear, make my friends the stars of the show, take photos, and serve compliments, all with a wink and a sexy smile.
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After watching too many TV shows featuring Monsanto-grown teenagers available in sarcastic or tragic flavors, it's refreshing to drink in these little emotional vignettes cast with real kids with legs sore from field hockey and cheerleading.
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Maxwell does not appear to have ordered two drinks (which could indicate a second person at the table), but instead seems to have ordered a drink in the red cup, plus a shake in the green cup.
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It's super common for women to drink in pregnancy, especially early on before they realize they're with child: A study from this year found that more than half of women did some drinking during the early months.
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People have been conditioned to think that beer is something that you have to drink in a pint, and it's usually made by a big multinational company, and we want to get away from all of that.
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And they really are like songs, after a fashion, constituents of an arrangement fractured by design, until such a time that a third party, the player, can piece them back together and drink in the singular melodies.
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Known Israel supporter Bhad Bhabie tried to start some shit in a club by tossing a drink in the direction of Iggy, who did not engage, seeing as how that would have meant fighting a literal teenager.
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It's a book about a great old bar and the careers and passions of the people who work and drink in the place, and all the love my father has passed down to me from working there.
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Mary joins the other jaded correspondents, all male, as they drink in faded hotel lobbies and lament the stories that their papers kill or that the censors get to first, but her heart isn't in the banter.
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Pierre Thiam, a chef and a native of Senegal, will discuss its use and demonstrate African cooking at the Museum of Food and Drink in Brooklyn: African Culinary Traditions, $30, Thursday, from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
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COCA-COLA LAUNCHES FIRST-EVER ALCOHOLIC DRINK IN JAPAN Although there is no direct proof that Coca-Cola started life in Spain, the village's authorities have written to the U.S. company asking permission to publicly explain the connection.
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As intriguing as it may be to watch a bartender work with jiggers, shakers, muddlers and garnishes, this approach delivers your drink in less than a minute, for $4 to $9 instead of the usual $12 or more.
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Haddish is a stand-up comic at heart, so it's not surprising that much of the speech was filled with jokes and jabs as she adjusted her dress and made offhand comments, all with a drink in hand.
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I could still hold off drinking until after the show, but I drank every day … I was possessed with the need to eat and drink in excess, always on a diet and as compulsive as ever about exercise.
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A Coffee Haus machine lets you order and pay for your coffee via an app—and, if you have done so remotely, keeps your drink in a locked area, accessible via a code which it texts to you.
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Therefore the relationship between red wine and health can be explained by a healthier life style of people who drink in a disciplined manner, by unhealthy effects of non-alcoholic beverages such as soda or juices, or both.
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Two weeks ago, 16-year-old Davis Allen Cripe died after a combination of drinking a soda, a coffee, and an energy drink in a short amount of time, and suffering from a fatal change in heart rhythm.
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Diet Coke hit the market in 1982, and by the end of 1983, Diet Coke was the No. 1 diet soft drink in the U.S. It also held the top spot for a soda brand among female consumers.
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Doug Williams, meanwhile, expresses (I think) admiration for a very modern phenomenon: the "low ticket prices, standing sections and being able to smoke and drink in the stadium, along with cheap airfares" attracting English fans to German fixtures.
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"This is the vodka that no one is buying...ever," said Aleks Zilcovs after pouring me a Trump and Tonic—the now-defunct cocktail Donald Trump predicted would be the number-one drink in America back in 2006.
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I'm briefly confused about how much to tip (although generally, I aim for 20 percent after-tax or a dollar a drink in bars) and end up just dumping the change from my $10 bill into the jar.
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And so long as sexually active guys are called studs and girls are called tramps, some young women who choose to have sex may drink in order to minimize social consequences by denying their agency and blaming alcohol.
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Although "cafés-concerts" started the trend of live entertainment alongside food and drink in the wake of the French Revolution, Paris's cabaret scene rose to prominence on the strength of its variety shows in the late 18643th century.
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Goldstein, who is also a Navy veteran, has said she was sexually harassed and assaulted last September by an unidentified man when she was waiting for a drink in a cafe at the VA Medical Center in Washington.
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The troubled reality star -- who has apparently hit a rough patch ever since linking up with her man, Geno -- was spotted Friday night at Harrah's Cherokee Hotel and Casino in Cherokee, NC ... drink in hand and looking disheveled.
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One fellow nodded and soon the two were guffawing about the Roman chef — "he plays the guitar and likes to drink," in Mr. Tondo's affectionate description — who headed Rino, an influential Mediterranean-modern restaurant that closed in 523.
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Sipping on a Starbucks drink in Beijing's business district on Friday, a 56-year-old surnamed Zhang who works in insurance said citizens desired freedom, but wanted a powerful leader who could deliver stability and wealth even more.
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The joke here, such as it is, is that Baron Cohen's statements get more and more unhinged, while his two dining companions try their best to simply drink in what he's saying and toss out occasional dry asides.
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A new advisory released by the Human Rights Commission of the City of New York wants to make this clear to bartenders: It is in no way their decision as to whether a pregnant woman should drink in public.
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What I really want is a bag of chips and a cocktail (my office keeps alcohol on-site and we are allowed to drink in the office, which is cool), but I manage to resist the temptation...for now.
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Coffee drinkers tend to consume the hot drink in the morning to prepare for the workday, but Johnson said its cold caffeinated beverages, which brew for 24 hours in cold water, have opened new opportunities past the noon hour.
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When Gerald's Bar opened in 493, it helped to usher in an era now fully come to fruition, one where the most exciting places to eat and drink in the city are invariably in the form of wine bars.
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As it happens to fall on a Friday this year, stick to your usual Friday routine — be that grabbing a drink in the pub with your mates, or binge-watching Grace and Frankie on your sofa with a takeaway.
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Just let Kyosho's foot-tall RC surfer be your proxy, risking life and limb amongst the sharks while you're safely lounging on the beach controlling it with a wireless remote in one hand and a drink in the other.
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New Yorkers who drink in public on the island might get a summons and be ordered to pay a fine, but what this announcement really sounds like is that you're more likely to get a warning than anything else.
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It has the advantage of being more targeted than a tax: While a tax is applied to all alcoholic beverages, a minimum price is more likely to impact cheap booze that's very often bought solely to drink in excess.
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The teen consumed three caffeine-laced drinks -- a cafe latte, a large Diet Mountain Dew and an energy drink -- in a two-hour period before collapsing in his classroom at Spring Hill High School on April 26, Watts said.
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Now that it's officially summer, our beauty game plan is to spend less time holed up in the bathroom styling our hair and more time outdoors — ideally, near a large body of water with an icy drink in hand.
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According to Andrew F. Smith, author of Food and Drink in American History: A 'Full Course' Encyclopedia, Welch even founded two pamphlets, The Acorn and The Progress, in which he paired bomb-ass anti-alcohol content with juice ads.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Scotland's leader on Monday weighed into row over the banning of Irn Bru, Scotland's most popular soft drink, in Donald Trump's luxury golf resort, quipping that she was sure the U.S. president liked the luminous orange drink.
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This, Forsyth explains, makes them one of history's "wet cultures," in such good company as the Vikings, as opposed to the "dry cultures," whose mildly buzzed denizens drink in "Continental" style, sipping for hour after hour, but in moderation.
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Bob Huang, a Chinese-born American living in northern Zhejiang, said the volunteers at his complex had helped chase down a man who stayed out overnight to drink, in violation of rules about how often people can step outside.
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"The listed witnesses all essentially stated that just before the meeting was to start that offender had intentionally poured some type of drink in a cup over victims's head who was seated at the time," the police report said.
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In what I think is the best of the game's interludes, The Entertainment, you both watch and participate in the staging of an experimental play about a struggling bar and the struggling people who work and drink in it.
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Embiid has long been a fan of Shirley Temples, an alcohol-free concoction of lemon-lime soda, grenadine and a maraschino cherry, and the Sixers sold the drink in a promotional push to get him an All-Star spot.
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With that in mind, I decided to approach my Armory fair experience this year as I remember spending my mall rat days — empty-pocketed, energy drink in hand, looking for the trendy stuff I aspired to one day own.
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Ten classic Burning Man hate-reads Semi-clad class warfare, the tech CEO looking for a date for Black Rock City on Tinder, and so much more to savor — over an ice-cold drink in the sand-free shade.
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Perhaps what so many of us really fear about missing alcohol is coming face-to-face with the shame, the discomfort, the absence of joy, and in some cases, the abject pain that make us drink in the first place.
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Depp carried a drink in hand as he stepped off a small speedboat and onto the Prince Abdulaziz, a 430-foot luxury yacht that was reportedly once owned by Saudi Arabia's King Fahd before being passed down to his son.
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In the beginning, Archer was a parody of James Bond, that relentlessly smooth secret agent who rolls out of bed in a crisp button-down with a half-naked lady on one arm and a stiff drink in the other.
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She's often pictured smoking blunts and dancing in crowded clubs, clutching a drink in her tattooed hands or posing on Instagram in wild outfits, like a giant heart-shaped fur coat with cutoff shorts or a clutch with an embroidered penis.
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Clutching a cigarette in one hand and a drink in another, Cameron, former leader of the Conservative Party, appeared to be unaware that the back of his companion's sequined cape was emblazoned with Corbyn's name inside a large pink heart.
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A fine plea, no doubt, but Berry's begging me for a job while toting some kind of alcoholic drink in a poco grande glass and I can't help but wonder if that's why he's out of work in the first place.
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Coca-Cola's Remove Labels YouTube film aimed to question cultural prejudices in the United Arab Emirates and resulted in a 225 percent uplift in consumption of the fizzy drink in the region – as well as more than 234 million views.
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The fast food chain released the KFC Colonel Sanders floatie, which boasts a life-size version of the Colonel and two special hands that can hold a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken in one and a drink in the other.
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Jena Willingham, of Beulah, Alabama, posted a now-viral picture to Facebook showing her children enviously looking on as she relaxes in a pool with a cool drink in hand—and the day couldn't have come soon enough for Willingham.
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"(The) ethanol that we make here is exactly the same as ethanol that is distilled from corn, and is exactly the same as ethanol that you drink in vodka or beer or whatever, it's the same exact molecule," he said.
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In fact, at the 2015 ceremony, host Ricky Gervais took the stage to present the award for best actress in a comedy – and insult all the stars in the audience – with stiff drink in hand for some extra liquid courage.
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The platform, which delivers food and drink in 1000 African countries, joins other international companies such as ride-hailing firm Uber and China's Huawei Technologies who are looking to grow their customer base on the continent beyond the middle class.
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I wouldn't drink in front of other people; I'd take a few secret slugs before my then-boyfriend would come over and, as he sat on my couch, take the opportunity to pontificate on the joys of evolving beyond dependency.
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And what better way to do that in the summer sun, by the River Thames, with a drink in your hand, the prospect of some great conversations, and a fantastic party and celebration of the European startup scene in the evening.
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If you can get a drink in someone's hand within the first five minutes of sitting at the table, they are more likely to keep ordering more drinks during their stay, which is the goal of any restaurant or bar.
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As outlined in Janerk's poetic series of screengrabs and captions on Imgur, Tseptsov made a fake Twitter account, as well as flyers and advertising for Boroda Drink in hopes of proving to Janerka that his request for the keys was legit.
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The Office for Budget Responsibility, a watchdog, expects that producers will change their ingredients to avoid the tax, and that consumers will swill around 5% less drink in the high-sugar category per year (but 2% more in the lower category).
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She was on the cover of the French magazine Lui, laid back with a drink in hand, a tattoo of the goddess Isis spreading her wings beneath Rih's suntan-oiled bare breasts, the right one erect with a barbell ring.
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Plus, jump into bed at Moxy Hotels' mischievous playhouse, celebrate life as a pursuit at the ALDO "artcade," experience Reebok's newest innovation, drink in Bai's sensational flavor oasis, and snap pics at a confection-filled backdrop with HERSHEY'S Whipped Topping.
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When he became concerned about the fluctuating emotions he would experience after consuming even a small amount of alcohol, Jason asked his wife to closely monitor him one night as he sipped a drink in their home in Dixon, California.
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Tips to help prevent a hangover Of course, the best way to ward off a hangover is to not drink, or to drink in moderation, and to be aware of the risks that come with consuming a lot of alcohol.
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Fall also happens to be book publishers' favorite season to release outstanding titles, which is great if you want to pick up a new book and read it in a coffee shop with a festive and warm drink in hand.
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"Too many parents involved in custody battles have found that seemingly small things, like a Facebook photo of themselves with a drink in hand ... have been allowed into evidence as an example of poor character" in courts, the authors report.
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She was now confident in her persona, self-assured, and with more years of sobriety under her perfectly cinched belt ("I haven't had a drink in years, because I don't need that slide towards chaos lubricated at all," she whisper-screams).
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Most of the time they looked like two sets of your friends' parents (not the cool ones that let you drink in front of them) who decided to dress up in homemade costumes and give that open mic night a try.
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"That day, we found out from officials of the Ministry of Trade that the reasoning behind it was trivial, it was because they received SMS messages saying that people who drink [in mini markets] were disturbing the peace," said Ade Putri.
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Please scroll through so as to drink in his bucket hat on a boat, his ability to get a quick game of two-ball pickup in without making it "a thing," and pockets-out swim trunks, because he is so relaxed.
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Gift the Hydro Flask 12 oz Coffee Mug, $29.95Whatever it is they drink in the morning to prepare them for the school day ahead, this mug keeps the beverage at the appropriate temperature for an astonishingly long amount of time.
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No one goes out to eat the night before the night before Thanksgiving, so my shift ended ridiculously early and I saddled up to the bar with my post-shift drink in hand, waiting out the rest of the night.
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As for the scent, Musgraves wanted to bring her song "Slow Burn" to life by recreating the exact place where she wrote the lyrics: on her porch in Nashville with a fire burning nearby and a strong drink in her hand.
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Simon Manyonda's malevolent Edmund is all appetite — he works out while delivering his lines — while Jane Horrocks's vampy sex kitten of a Regan complements Celia Imrie's Goneril, forever appearing drink in hand, clearly guzzling her way to an early grave.
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It's a striking room where you can sink into an armchair with a solidly built drink in your hand and get lost in the past, a quintessentially urban experience that most of the city's grand old hotels no longer give us.
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Despite the widening gap, the report toasted the rise in food and drinks exports, noting that sales abroad of U.K. food and drink in the first six months of 2017 grew to £10.2bn, up 8.5% on the same period last year.
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Perhaps it was the weather; orange wine is for me the perfect drink in early fall, because it is served chilled, so it has refreshing elements, but it has just a hint of tannin that makes it like a red wine.
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It's time to enjoy the great outdoors with a drink in hand, and what better way to do that than heading to a place that instantly makes you feel like you're on vacation but doesn't require you to get on a plane.
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"Secretary Nielsen and everyone else who has carried out these brutal and cold-blooded orders to rip apart families should never be allowed to eat and drink in public again," Margaret McLaughlin, a member of the group's steering committee, said in a statement.
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In recent years it has got rid of free food and drink in economy class on most short-haul flights, squeezed 20% more seats onto some of its planes and—horror of horrors—removed fresh flowers from its loos in first class.
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I am so happy with this juicer, I just started juicing so I'm taking it slow but it gave me so much more juice than what I thought I would get I have more than I need to drink in a day.
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If you have the foresight, the best way to fight your holiday hangover is to prevent it in the first place by bringing a bottle or two of electrolyte water with you to the party to drink in between alcoholic beverages. 2.
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In the fall of 1978, more than 900 followers of deranged preacher Jim Jones—including roughly 300 infants and children, many of them people of color—perished after being ordered (or forced) to swallow a cyanide-laced drink in Guyana, South America.
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While there is no scientific consensus on who much water a person should drink in a day, fascinating research has gone into its multifaceted effects on weight loss and body composition—the ratio of fat to lean mass that make up a person.
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The beauty of New York is that, in the same night, you can nurse a tiki drink in a replica of the Golden Girls' living room, then make like Clark Kent and sneak into a speakeasy through a hot dog joint's phone booth.
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And what better way to do that in the summer sun, in London's coolest part of town, with a drink in your hand, the prospect of some great conversations, and a fantastic party and celebration of the European startup scene in the evening.
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But that's not always feasible, and one mom in Queensland, Australia just hilariously reminded us we all slip up sometimes, and that's OK. As a step toward granting her daughter more independence, she asked her to pack her own drink in her lunchbox.
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"Everyone will have a drink in hand within moments of walking in the door," says the bar manager of Bar SixtyFive at Rainbow Room in New York City Whole star anise, cinnamon sticks, lemon wheels and orange wheel halves for ice ring
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The big picture: Checks are being ignored or have been eliminated, and critics purged as the president is filling time by watching Fox, and by eating dinner with people who feed his ego and conspiracy theories, and who drink in his rants.
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Their workday starts before sunrise and usually doesn't end until after dark, which leaves them little time to drink in the glorious views from their adjoining rooms at the resort hotel, which overlooks the East Sea, Gyeongpo Lake and the Taebaek Mountains.
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Many of the women (and a few men) were tourist attractions in their own right, with visitors flocking to the hotel as much to glimpse a quirky widow as to see the Pulitzer Fountain or to have a drink in the Oak Room.
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Ingesting cesium-137 can result in an elevated risk for cancer, but the level of radioactive material from Fukushima in food and drink in countries outside Japan has been too low to result in a health hazard, according to the World Health Organization.
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Cold brew was still a relatively niche market until 2015, when Starbucks introduced the drink in a number of stores; it is now available at every one of its more than 13,000 locations in the United States, 800 of which also offer nitro.
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One veteran casino industry source, who has known him for over a decade, said he last met the affable, portly Kim at the Four Seasons Hotel in Macau last month, when he was eating cake and having a drink in the lobby coffee shop.
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Josh Brolin took a page out of Kim Kardashian West's book – and he "didn't give a …" The 48-year-old actor took to Instagram on Friday to upload a racy photo of himself, hanging out enjoying a drink – in nothing but his birthday suit.
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The teenagers, none of whom are of legal age to celebrate their success with a drink in New York, have brought a jolt of youthful energy to the U.S. Open that looked set to be dominated by the veterans like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal.
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"There are so many choices I could make, but only a few that I can't not make," she told Vogue in 230, sounding like a Successories motivational poster, in an interview where she also revealed that she'd never had a drink in her life.
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White Claw, the dominant brand in the rapidly expanding hard seltzer category, has become the subject of a rising number of viral YouTube videos and memes poking fun at the popularity of the drink in places like fraternity houses, Business Insider's Bethany Biron previously reported.
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His four towering mango trees — along with three avocado, a sapodilla and 12 lychee trees by the driveway — were actually what drew Mr. Patel to this property four years ago, when he was still the chef de cuisine at Michael's Genuine Food & Drink in Miami.
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Its foe wasn't the drink in the bottle or the drunk who drank it, but the drink traffic: powerful business interests — protected by a government reliant on liquor taxes — getting men addicted to booze, and then profiting handsomely by bleeding them and their families dry.
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It may sound moderately insane to trek through the brisk New York City streets with a drink that's nearly frozen, but if you take a look around, you'll notice that dozens of other commuters have the same drink in spite of the weatherman's forecast.
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You can learn more about international holiday sweets at "Desserts of Nepal and Lebanon," a cooking demonstration, tasting and talk by Ms. Chawki and Rachana Rimal, a League of Kitchens teacher from Nepal, on Wednesday evening at the Museum of Food and Drink in Williamsburg.
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Whether or not the President rolls through (hopefully in vacation mode, with strong drink in hand), the store stands as a place of respite from his certain exhaustion; its bare-bones merchandise represents a stark contrast to the myriad complexities that filled his two terms.
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Sure, the winner should be nice to drink in the summer heat, but in our modern times, it's also essential that the beverage looks great on Instagram, and that it reminds you, and others, of a place much more glamorous than where you are right now.
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We start the night eating burrata cheese at a swanky cocktail bar at 45 and try to pace ourselves with food and drink in between, but then K. suggests I take a funky shot at a dive bar she knows — and by 229:229, I'm toast.
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I've lived in the country for the last three and a half years, and while I can order a drink in a restaurant and catch trains on time, I'm often still stumped by the reams of kanji that populate official documentation, gadget manuals, and local websites.
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Vicky is wilder and will cry at anything, where Sam tends not to show her emotions, except when she argued with their dad as a teenager — she always had to have the last word — and last summer on holiday, when she threw a drink in Vicky's face.
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More From The Daily Meal America's Best New Fast-Casual Chains The Best Food and Drink in Every State for 2018 The World's 50 Best Beers The Best Sandwich in Every State 18 Things You Should Never Buy at Trader Joe's This isn't Murray's first restaurant rodeo.
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The Blue Hawaii deserves a wonderful intro, as a most classic of drink in the American tiki canon, but what we'd really like to say is that it's sweet, it will knock you on your ass, and it looks really cool when served in a miniature terrarium.
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But where Flight focuses on a dramatic, breast-beating struggle with alcoholism, Sully tightens the focus down to the faint frown on Hanks' face, as Sullenberger studies a drink in a bar where he's been hailed as a hero, or ponders the river after the crash.
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If you're itching for even more pumpkin spice in your life, Starbucks has introduced a brand new pumpkin cream cold brew — its first pumpkin-flavored coffee drink in more than a decade — and brought back its iconic pumpkin spice latte along with various fall-flavored treats.
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I had the chance to try a number of Starbucks' fall menu items, including its new drink, in advance of their in-store releaseI made the trek from Insider's headquarters in New York's Financial District to a Starbucks location in Midtown Manhattan for an early taste test.
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Where water has the best hangover-fighting potential, though, is while you're still drinking — alternating between alcoholic drinks and glasses of water not only makes sure you stay hydrated all night, but can also help you to drink in moderation, since you'll go through rounds more slowly.
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A prophet can be played as a beatific ascetic, but this Samuel is the polar opposite: wild-eyed and somewhat scary, the kind of fellow who when he sits down next to you at a bar causes you to finish your drink in a gulp and leave.
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As you sway in the spotlight—mic in one hand, third drink in the other—the person you need most in your corner is the karaoke DJ (also known as the KJ), and at LA's rowdy karaoke bar Cafe Brass Monkey, that person is Kevin Race.
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And the standard for every drink we send out is sky-high: We want to deliver you a perfectly constructed drink, in the perfect vessel, at the perfect temperature, and with the perfect timing, within seconds of one another when a multiple-drink order is in play.
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A growing concern is that those who work in low-wage service industries, particularly bars and restaurants, won't be able to take on enough shifts, or may even get laid off, as people practice social distancing and avoid going out to eat and drink in crowded areas.
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When our delusion is exposed, we drink in that peculiarly savage way that led to English clubs being banned from playing in Europe from 1985 to 183 after a riot at Heysel Stadium in Brussels, in which 39 people died and more than 350 were injured.
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Accolades piled up: In late 21970, Garden & Gun magazine named it the best drink in its Made in the South awards, while this summer Whisky Advocate gave Mr. Dedman's first batch of rye whiskey 95 points, beating out a $30,000 bottle of Bowmore single-malt Scotch.
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He has litigated nearly every regulation the EPA has enacted in recent memory; he disputes whether mercury is dangerous for humans; when questioned in the hearing, couldn't decide how much lead was OK for children to drink in tap water; and is a climate change denier.
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We drink in a white bar with sliding paper screens; a jazz bar in which no one is allowed to laugh out loud; a space with eight seats, covered in Wim Wenders film posters; a hotel lounge with a piano singer and 52nd-floor views of the city.
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STRASSEL: Paul, a video went viral this week showing a thug walking into a San Antonio fast-food joint where he threw his drink in the face of a teenager and stole the 16-year-olds Make America Great hat, again hurling verbal abuse at him as he left.
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On the other hand, Ocean's 8 is probably the closest most of us will ever get to attending the actual Met Gala – to climbing those stairs surrounded by photographers, to say nothing of being invited to dine and drink in the museum with the city's rich and famous.
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"He also threatened to harass my friends, in which there was an incident a few weeks ago where he told my friend he had to leave a party or else he was gonna get beat up and also threw a drink in another friend's face," reads Tran's declaration.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Denis Shapovalov may not be old enough to drink in New York but is quickly becoming the toast of the Big Apple and the 18-year-old Canadian will again have a chance to light up the U.S. Open when he takes on Briton Kyle Edmund.
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"Secretary Nielsen and everyone else who has carried out these brutal and cold-blooded orders to rip apart families should never be allowed to eat and drink in public again," Margaret McLaughlin, a member of the Metro DC Democratic Socialists of America Steering Committee, said in a statement.
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Ginger Hultin, a Seattle-based registered dietitian and spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, likely selected red wine because she enjoys it, but any drink in moderation is linked to health benefits including a longer life, a lower risk of heart disease, and better mental health.
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Minutes after winning re-election to a third term as Manhattan district attorney last week, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., a celebratory drink in hand, was asked how he would rebuild the trust of voters angry about large donations to his campaign from defense lawyers with cases before his office.
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But, if you hold a "major" event on Monday night -- when families are back at home (and in front of their TVs) before returning to work and school the next day, you've got a captive audience ready to drink in the story you want them to hear (and remember).
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My "real" life — the one where I show up to work every morning, have a drink in the evening with friends, hide underneath the covers reading a book at night or call a handyman for odd jobs — exists in a parallel universe, one in which the city isn't burning.
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It is a very old sound, the sound of people who decided to sit in the same sheltered space for a few hours, with food and drink in front of them, their family or friends at their side, and forget about the snarling beasts they battled all day.
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My "real" life — the one where I show up to work every morning, have a drink in the evening with friends, hide underneath the covers reading a book at night or call a handyman for odd jobs — exists in a parallel universe, one in which the city isn't burning.
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"Where once I believed that the meal was a leveling experience, a thing that could make a difference, that over food and drink in some small way people could make a difference ... I'm not so sure anymore" he said in an interview with the Washington Post about the experience.
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After Pharrell posted a photo of himself holding a green drink in September with the caption "green juice," countless commenters proclaimed that celery juice was the reason for the singer's eternal youth (even though they had no proof that the stuff in his mason jar was even celery).
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To kill time, I eke out the free refills and end up having about four cups of coffee – that's more than I'd drink in a day back home and by the last one I'm feeling a little jittery, although I'm not sure what's too much coffee and what's new tattoo nerves.
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Every year, on the first weekend in September, an estimated 225 million people descend on the northern French city to wander through streets lined with bric-a-brac, have a drink in a cafe or bar, eat the local specialty of mussels and fries, and generally have a good time.
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In England, fans of the Exeter Chiefs, a rugby team, call themselves the Tribe in an online group, communicate on a message board called the Pow-Wow, drink in stadium bars called Wigwam, Cheyenne, Apache, Mohawk and Tomahawk and are led in "tomahawk chops" by a mascot named Big Chief.
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Barrels of beer and alcoholic cider — the latter a very popular drink in Somerset — are stacked under the window in the public bar, while hand-painted signage from 180 years ago completes the remarkable snapshot of a pub almost wholly untouched since it poured its first pint in the early 1800s.
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But if you're sick of all that drama—and are fearing the impending hot takes from what may be no more than a fun little dance off—maybe you just want to drink in this nice little moment from Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle tickling the ivories: NBA (red) weddings are fun, huh?
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In fact, there are three separate venues on the roof that anyone can head to for lunch, dinner, or a drink: In addition to LAVO, the SkyPark features Spago by Wolfgang Puck, which sits in the middle by the infinity pool, and CÉ LA VI, which is closest to the observation deck.
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Not only does every ounce on board an aircraft equal more fuel use, says Richard Foss, author of Food In The Air and Space: The Surprising History of Food and Drink in the Skies, but maintaining the correct rotation of supplies on 45 million individual flights every year would also be onerous work.
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In the U.S., the standard alcoholic beverage contains about 14g of alcohol (almost twice that in the standard alcoholic drink in the U.K., for example), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends women drink up to a drink a day, and men consume no more than two drinks a day.
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"I think the message is that this adds to evidence that alcohol advertising matters in terms of youth drinking and it demonstrates good support for the idea that alcohol advertising is not only related to which brands kids might choose to drink but how much they choose to drink in total," said Naimi.
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Since then, drink-slapping has appeared in numerous films: In the 1977 movie Turning Point, starring Shirley MacLaine and Anne Bancroft, Bancroft's character throws a drink into the face of MacLaine's; as Joan Crawford, Faye Dunaway threw a drink in the face of her Mommie Dearest co-star, Steve Forrest in 1981.
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According to Kotaku, Paradigm developer Jacob Janerka had been propositioned by someone going by the name of Dmitry Tseptsov, who claimed to own a coffee shop called Boroda Drink in Lviv, Ukraine that enthusiastically promoted video games and gave discounted coffee and free keys to customers who could answer video game trivia.
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While Federer and Nadal, who have a combined age of 67 and won 34 grand slam titles, can still pull in a big crowd, they have been forced to share the spotlight with the young guns, none of whom are of legal age to celebrate their success with a drink in New York.
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Don't be that person who goes heavy on the mimosas at brunch, moves on to tequila before midday, and vomits in the kiddie pool before crawling into bed at 4 PM. To learn how to day drink in style, we enlisted an expert alcohol panel to share their round-the-clock beverage recommendations.
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When asked about his alcohol consumption in high school, he said his classmates were "legal to drink" in their senior year, even though the legality of the drinking was not the issue (and, in fact, he could not legally drink because the age was raised to 21999 before he even turned 18).
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Jost noted that the audience members were allowed to drink in their seats, joking about "losing inhibitions at a work function" before launching into quips about getting calls from Ronan Farrow (who wrote on the Harvey Weinstein allegations for the New Yorker as well as reporting on misconduct allegations against Les Moonves).
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