Even so-called "moist" counties only permit drinking in certain areas, or limit drinking in other ways (by restricting alcohol sales to large restaurants, for example).
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"You have to stop drinking in public," she joked onstage.
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To kill time, I started drinking in the airport bar.
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How much do you know about beer drinking in Germany?
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It likely includes underage drinking in violation of VA law.
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There is a lot of beer drinking in the book.
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I seem to be drinking in life's joys pretty well.
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Rick and I spent the next hour drinking in silence.
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I don&apost like the drinking in high school thing though.
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Underage drinking and regulations about drinking in public won't be touched.
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Though drinking in public is not prohibited, it is frowned upon.
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The two teens had reportedly been drinking in a Tulsa park.
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Don't be always posting pictures of yourself drinking in a bar.
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The findings point to significant reductions in adolescent drinking in Britain.
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It appeared they'd been drinking in the small office, or ''D.
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This is likely a result of excessive drinking in youth and adulthood.
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George Papadopoulos, you know, drinking in a bar, four-way drunken hearsay.
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" Drinking in the middle of the day becomes "participating in summer Fridays.
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He was booked for drinking in public, and had his car towed.
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Some grandmothers may have a tough time drinking in Brooklyn these days.
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He's not not drinking, but he's not drinking in front of Kourtney.
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I've been drinking in Laura Lee's Dublin tones for half an hour.
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Several people told ProPublica that Kasowitz has been drinking in recent months.
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That's like someone getting arrested for drinking in public on Bourbon Street.
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He does, however, detail school parties and extensive drinking in past writings.
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For all its pleasures, drinking in planes has always been fairly utilitarian.
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Other foreigners were fined for causing a road accident and drinking in public.
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Fortunately, there's been sort of a revolution in coffee drinking in this country.
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The first was whether he ever blacked out when drinking in high school.
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Perhaps its an invention that could change in-flight drinking in the future.
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Senators took Kavanaugh to task on his drinking in high school and college.
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Dealing with drunk people has turned me off from drinking in certain ways.
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They could also distinguish episodes of binge drinking in 90 percent of cases.
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Washington, D.C., has the highest rates of binge and problem drinking in America.
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But it's exactly that unrefined quality that makes "Drinking in LA" so perfect.
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"Drinking in LA" is you during the third trimester of a night out.
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He hit bottom in Austin after a night of drinking in April 2018.
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The authorities confiscate alcohol at Doha Airport, and drinking in public is banned.
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Ms. Cook stopped drinking in 1977, and the crippling effects of depression subsided.
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How do I rectify this culture change of constantly drinking in the workplace?
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Over the weekend, however, young Canadians were still out drinking in large numbers.
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They spent much of their time drinking in roadhouses, dance halls, and hotels.
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This time it appears that the terrorists honed in on people drinking in bars.
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I've done a lot of drinking in my day, so I know what's good.
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Swiping during the day feels like drinking in the morning; it's a bad sign.
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I spend most of my time eating and drinking in the East Atlanta Village.
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Pour Vous: Your only option in LA for drinking in an old trolley car.
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Let's get the bad news about drinking in San Francisco out of the way.
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Drinking in local bars, she told people that she handled bats at the zoo.
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VICE: Would you be up for drinking in a bar named after slave plantations?
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The history of drinking in America goes straight through the heart of New York.
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Drinking in bars and flamboyant wedding celebrations, both forbidden under ISIS, are now realities.
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The same gene was linked to binge-drinking in an earlier study in 2012.
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Allardyce, Benitez and Neil have been drinking in the last chance saloon for some time.
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Why is Spencer drinking in the middle of her plan to cover up a murder?
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And then the older we got, there was a lot of drinking in our house.
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It was just my normal life but being able to justify drinking in the afternoon.
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It's not really the kind of atmosphere you want to keep drinking in, is it?
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Brewer notes that binge drinking in high school can indicate heavier drinking down the road.
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I don't mind giving up drinking in order to be with you and support you.
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The Telegraph said beer-drinking in pubs has declined even more rapidly than home consumption.
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Besides, you know, drinking in moderation, is there any way to stop that from happening?
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The economic costs of excessive drinking in just this population were $24 billion in 2010.
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"Increasing alcohol taxes has been proven to decrease abusive drinking in the UK," Battaler noted.
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Or when I go out drinking in a bar, I'm careful not to damage it.
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They wiled away the afternoon drinking in the sun, taking in some rare British rays.
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It wasn't drinking in bars that was my downfall—it was drinking too much, period.
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Hurt was an alcoholic for years but said he quit drinking in 2005, according to IMDb.
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Police said home security footage shows the couple drinking in the hot tub on Saturday afternoon.
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Three quick Trump stories: The president said that Kavanaugh had "difficulty" with drinking in high school.
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Czerkawski has suggested that kids he saw drinking in a park were responsible for the abuse.
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He became a teacher, but was dogged by his drinking, in public places and in class.
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"Perpetrators" had been drinking in about 20 percent of the harassment cases at Google, it said.
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I would expect a lot of punters will stop drinking in such bleak and anodyne environments.
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Both of us were drinking in silence when two young guys walked by, hand in hand.
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Drinking in moderation has even been linked to slower aging and general happiness among old people.
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Here's what the maximum amount of caffeine you should be drinking in a day looks like
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Yes, excess binge drinking is dangerous, but drinking in moderation does have some surprising health benefits.
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When he's done, Sandler finds her drinking in the closet and sits down to join her.
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An article last Sunday about drinking in Brno, Czech Republic, referred incorrectly to the city's location.
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I'm sure it's the result of all the eating out and drinking in the past week.
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And it is an after-party, so of course the stars will be drinking in style.
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Their strongest documentary evidence appeared to be inscriptions about beer drinking in his high school yearbook.
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There has been a lot of research about the helpful cardiac benefits of drinking in moderation.
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When it comes to the social scene, it's all about the day drinking in San Francisco...
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They vaped while drinking in off-campus bars, the tiny diodes glowing white as they inhaled.
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But does light or moderate drinking in the early stages of pregnancy actually carry any negative effects?
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Additionally, 35 states required patients to abstain from drinking in order to gain access to the drug.
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The details: The woman, Julie Swetnick, states that Kavanaugh often engaged in heavy drinking in high school.
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It was just like all those nights of partying together, except they were drinking in Reggie's idea.
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He said he had been binge drinking in the wake of his Olympic disappointment and publicly apologised.
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The best way to visit it is after a long night of drinking in the French Quarter.
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If eating and drinking in moderation is one of your New Year's resolutions, avoid this stuff altogether.
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"It is very gratifying to see a guest change his opinion of drinking in Utah," Walton says.
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Sipping wasn't associated with the kinds of behavior problems that have predicted problem drinking in other studies.
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Indeed, he is very disciplined about taking alcohol ... I have hardly seen him drinking in recent times.
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This was not the typical reaction I received whenever I'd talk about not drinking in the US.
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At the 2019 Wimbledon Championships alone he was reportedly drinking in a London pub until 11 p.m.
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Overall, Preventure cut drinking in selected schools by 29 percent — even among those who didn't attend workshops.
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Our writer shares his love of drinking in bars, and his favorite watering holes around the world.
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Delaying exposure to alcohol, then, could make young adults less prepared to deal with drinking in college.
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She is a 43-year-old creative development manager from Northern Virginia who stopped drinking in 2002.
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But I'm spending a considerable amount of my time in the game just drinking in the setting.
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That's a very different message than the one Trump sent about Kavanaugh's drinking in his comments Monday.
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Although there may be some health benefits of beer, the old adage about drinking in moderation holds true.
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After a night out drinking in 2007, Samantha Jackson and her husband returned home and started fooling around.
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Pratt later tweeted that Johnson wasn't "ready for drinking in Mexican heat" as an excuse for Johnson's ousting.
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Then she smiled maniacally and flashed her engagement ring in my face, drinking in my shock with pleasure.
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Prior to the challenge, the average number of days the volunteers reported drinking in a week was 4.3.
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One evening, while drinking in a backyard, Mr. Lytle told Mr. Crews to give his work more meaning.
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The Australian was reportedly "chatting with girls" and drinking in local pub The Dog & Fox till 11 p.m.
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Given numerous reports now of his heavy drinking in college, such a blanket denial is hard to believe.
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In the restaurant, people are spending a few hours eating, drinking, in a beautiful surrounding with excellent service.
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Emily is Todd's high school girlfriend who Bojack sleeps with after a night of drinking in Season 3.
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Eating healthy, exercising, keeping up a healthy weight, drinking in moderation, and not smoking all made a difference.
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On May 29, 2011, Evans and fellow footballer Clayton McDonald went out drinking in a small Welsh town.
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He allegedly told detectives he and his wife had been drinking in the hours before ordering a ride home.
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As he reconstructed a loud night of beer drinking in a Miami park, Mr. Rubio stopped himself and smiled.
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Over the same three-year period, Britons also cut their drinking in December and February, albeit by lesser amounts.
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For a gamer, being able to drink fast is paramount; you're drinking in between games or when you're dead.
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Police also said they issued court summonses to some 50 people for underage drinking in the concert's surrounding lots.
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It seems the last straw was last week when Lamar was caught drinking in a San Fernando Valley bar.
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In one case, a woman told CNN that she had been drinking in San Diego and called an Uber.
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This may be because the problems that led to the drinking in the first place are not being addressed.
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I had effectively slowed down my drinking in 2014 by putting a bunch of really strict rules on myself.
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"I am such a colossal failure at everything," she says, and the two end up drinking in Ramon's car.
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They are prohibited from drinking in public and must be back on their bases or at home at night.
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These living beads act as mouths, drinking in nutrients, and make the calcium carbonate that forms their protective home.
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While there are many physical benefits to drinking in moderation, there are also psychological benefits of moderate alcohol consumption.
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Can you imagine what kind of emotion that would generate when you're drinking in a high-volume cocktail bar?
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Most Dutch youth start drinking in adolescence, and many prevention efforts focus on this age group, the authors note.
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She had stopped drinking in 21987, after which she produced more than 70 children's books, some of them nonfiction.
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The cinematography is as good as in the original, drinking in great wide shots of the New Mexico desert.
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In it, Kavanaugh wrote a handful of entries about drinking in his yearbook entry at Georgetown Prep, in Maryland.
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The real picture of heavy drinking in the UK—the one essentially ignored by this advice and Drynuary—is disastrous.
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That seems to be precisely what Ryanair is saying and the motivation for the proposed restrictions on drinking in airports.
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"A lot of people are out drinking in Soho today because it's summer and the sun's out," he tells me.
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At the start of the show, four high school girls gather for their Halloween tradition of drinking in a graveyard.
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Speaking of, they're busy enjoying this sunshine, relaxing by the pool and drinking in everything that Florida has to offer.
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My grandma used to give us both money to spend on dates, which mostly consisted of drinking in the park.
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") and who's on first, so to speak (BASES LOADED, clued as "Result of a lot of drinking in the army?
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The crucial turn comes at the beginning of Act III, when Huguenots drinking in a tavern taunt their Catholic counterparts.
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But as a fellow traveler, I get it: you're drinking in the infectious energy of a place that's entirely new.
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Under these rules, eating or drinking in public during the holy month may mean deportation, a fine or even jail.
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" She has met people from all over the world ("even Liberia") at the M.T.A., drinking in their "cosmopolitanism and openness.
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There's a certain amount of evidence that drinking in bouts gives your liver a certain amount of time to recover.
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For starters, they should have rules put in place and enforced more strictly about underage drinking and drinking in general.
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While all of you were wasting time drinking in college, Sienna Santer has parlayed her Harvard admission into a business.
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Happily, not all drinking in Dickens ends with such a bang, nor was gin the only option in his day.
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Police were attempting to arrest the man for allegedly drinking in public in the 700 block of East 79th Street.
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There are people on the dance floor, people drinking in the living room, and people playing drinking games out back.
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It's crazy, but telling your social circle you don't drink is sometimes harder than not drinking in the first place.
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Cannabis is also legal in California, and for me it's been a huge discovery because it's cut my drinking in half.
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Britain's retail gas and electricity suppliers are drinking in the last chance saloon, with politicians' and customers' patience wearing very thin.
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In fact, 23 percent of those questioned said that in the previous week they had been out drinking in multiple locations.
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Don't: Get caught pre-drinking in the parking lot across the street with that spectacular view of the North Shore mountains.
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Colleges grapple with binge drinking In March, Stanford President John Hennessy and Provost John Etchemendy had emailed students about alcohol misuse.
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When they come across a significant number of England fans drinking in local bars, they start throwing chairs and improvised missiles.
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There was a significant crackdown on drinking in public last summer, one that the homeless population felt more keenly than others.
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Ms. Fisher published "Wishful Drinking" in 2008, a book that grew out of a one-woman show of the same name.
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I think kids really get introduced to booze later on, maybe in high school—but I was drinking in junior high.
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Pro-inflammatory cytokines may be responsible for nausea, headache, general soreness, and even the memory loss associated with drinking in excess.
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He said he stopped drinking in 1966, when his second wife, Billie, threatened to leave him and take their three children.
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Before storming into Ms. Halliburton's house, Officer Reynolds testified, he and his friends had been drinking in Nashville's Lower Broadway area.
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Two men in suits got citations for drinking in public when their paper-bag-over-Budweiser-tall-boy scheme didn't work out.
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Or that you have to spend a night drinking in the company of a real life flesh-and-blood men's rights activist?
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I remembered then what it felt like to be new to this city, eagerly drinking in all of its allure and sparkle.
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On June 1, 2014, a 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl were drinking in a Tulsa, Oklahoma, park.
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No other countries had more than half of teens in that age group report heavy episodic drinking in the past 30 days.
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Little is known about drinking in the period before reporting for duty, the researchers write in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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If you're with someone who is fasting, don't make a big deal out of eating and drinking in front of them. 65.
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I learned to avoid drinking in public early on in my addiction career because I blacked out, got naked, sometimes even violent.
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In April 2013, two days after his 33rd birthday, he was arrested on charges of drinking in public while aboard a train.
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The countries with the highest percentage of men and women who reported drinking in the previous year were Denmark, Norway and Germany.
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A SEAL platoon had just been kicked out of Iraq over allegations of a sexual assault and drinking in the war zone.
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The Rolling Stones guitarist kind of gave up drinking in 2018 and now says he has been off of cigarettes since October.
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Michael P. Hogan offered to take him to a camp in Milwaukee, and the two ended up drinking in a motel room.
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Think of pappardelle allied with a meaty ragù, or spools of ramen entwined with pork broth, throwing off starch, drinking in soup.
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Reggie's in Cincinnati, for example, is flush with incidents of possession/purchase of alcohol under 21, public intoxication, and drinking in public.
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Tessa Jorgensen, a fan and follower of Hip Sobriety (though not a member), quit drinking in 24.2 at the age of 22017.
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Outcomes data shows average patients cut drinking in half in the first month, improving their health and reducing costs for employers and insurance.
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Odom was also spotted out drinking in March, and a medical source told PEOPLE at the time the drinking gave cause for concern.
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We have CCTV of him sniffing lines of coke and drinking in a club on one break before he goes back to Syria.
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At a Vegas club, she watched as he spent $70 on a bucket of six Bud Lights; she'd stopped drinking in her twenties.
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Our sources tell us ... Manziel was not drinking in the club -- but you can see him dancing and enjoying himself with his crew.
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But do we need to be shamed for drinking in every joke no matter how many times we have to pause or rewatch?!
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And as they did in real life, the ladies get up to some major drinking in Napa, California, also known as wine country.
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One of the residents had made melon wine that we all shared, breaking the no drinking in the kitchen rule for one night.
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In fact, the data shows that the majority of millennials are really getting into the idea of drinking in moderation throughout the year.
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Malawi banned cheap alcohol sachets in 2015 amid growing concern over alcohol abuse among the young and reports of children drinking in class.
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"We don't do bars where people are drinking in and flopping all over the floor — that's not our kind of business," he said.
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Known as SoFAB, the building also houses the Museum of the American Cocktail, which chronicles the business — and pleasure — of drinking in America.
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Yet many still support laws that ban public eating and drinking in order to respect the holy month and people who observe it.
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According to the Ottawa Citizen, the incident supposedly happened after Constable Christian Nungisa went out for a night of drinking in Kingston, Ontario.
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Below, in the courtyard, all eyes are turned toward a man sitting on a wall, surrounded by devotees drinking in his every move.
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When his Tokyo event began, it was just a bunch of leather dudes drinking in their gear, but attendance grew year by year.
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He went to live in the Chinese territory of Macau, where he developed a reputation for visiting casinos and drinking in local restaurants.
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On "Lemon Hill," for example, he reflects on growing up drinking in the park for fun until it became consuming and turned darker.
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For a veteran of drinking-in-the-park-after-dark summonses back in Cunningham Park in Queens, this was the definition of sophistication.
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As we reported ... he downed 3 Remy Martins -- the same liquor he was drinking in the Nevada brothel the weekend he nearly died.
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It chronicles her addiction to alcohol, beginning with her carefree days of binge drinking in college, in a brutally honest, hilarious, and poignant way.
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"She'll be drinking in three months," Medley said of de Lesseps, who has since checked herself into an alcohol treatment program after a relapse.
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At the same time, gentrification has pushed the price of drinking in bars away from what many young people could afford as a habit.
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We know this because the only shots from his life that day, include seeing him drinking in a skate park after it's all over.
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Maybe you've learned that there's much more to this "cheap and cheerful" wine than $5 screwtop bottles perfect for day drinking in the park.
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NYPD seems to be particularly fond of ticketing public drinkers, writing 124,498 summonses in 2011 for drinking in public, more than any other offense.
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This substantial amount of alcohol, the study found, is typically consumed by groups of friends moving between drinking in the home and the pub.
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But if one spouse isn't off the wagon, the researchers aren't about to encourage them to start drinking in order to "fix" their marriage.
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Court papers said Briggs forced a member of his squadron to have sex with him after a night of heavy drinking in May 2005.
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But even he is abashed by her bravado and her willingness to be seen drinking in public places that are traditionally male meeting spots.
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Below that stands a picture of a wiry terrier named Galahad, acquired as a "sobriety dog" when Mr. Chavez stopped drinking in the 1990s.
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Trump said he believed Kavanaugh did not lie during his Judiciary Committee testimony about the extent of his drinking in high school and college.
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And I remember one song blaring out through the leisure centre speakers more frequently than any other: "Drinking in LA" by Bran Van 3000.
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More than 224 percent of those 83 to 28 years drink alcohol, and almost 220 percent engaged in binge drinking in the last month.
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There always have been a lot of winemakers, Ganzer says, but there's been a rise in consumer interest in wine drinking in recent years.
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He sought validation from guests at his Florida clubs, recounting details of the Baghdad Embassy protests and drinking in their praise for his decisiveness.
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Some scenes involved routine indignities, as when one parole officer decided to send Vaughn Gresham back to jail for drinking in the halfway house.
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Logan J. Melgar, 34, had "started out as a hypothetical joke" among Special Operations forces who were out drinking in Bamako, the Malian capital.
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Kavanaugh was directly asked about drinking in high school and to define items in his yearbook, which are related to the allegations of assault.
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Despite his binge drinking in Colombia, Velasquez entered the 2014 season with a positive attitude, but a hamstring issue limited him to 10 games.
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I felt so rock and roll there on the table in my yellow polka dot bra, drinking in the contours of his long, smooth frame.
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Bessemer, Alabama: 1 dead, 3 injuredAn argument between people drinking in a vacant lot escalated when two individuals pulled guns and fired at the others.
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For the most part, Cosentino is finally living the life she envisioned: She quit drinking in November of 2017, and she's been sober ever since.
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Otherwise, it just looked like a bunch of college students on the beach, standing around drinking in their alma mater sweatshirts and listening to Drake.
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I felt so rock-and-roll, there on the table in my yellow polka-dot bra, drinking in the contours of his long, smooth frame.
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I gave up drinking in 2016, and I probably talk about it too much, considering how many other addictions I've maintained and picked up since.
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"It's one of those late-70s, trendy cocktails that people were drinking in New York especially," says Francis Verrall, bar manager at Xanadu in Williamsburg.
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Paul, who is an aspiring rapper, had failed to show up in court for a drinking in public charge, so a cop was conducting surveillance.
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But aside from learning your lesson and drinking in moderation next time, or laying off booze completely, how do you handle the misery right now?
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Some health benefits that have been linked to drinking in moderation include a longer life, a lower risk of heart disease, and improved mental health.
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Toward the end of a game, a group of older people came in after sailing on the Bay and drinking in the sun all day.
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"Someone who thinks that the typical college student drinks [a lot] is more likely themselves to drink," Dr. Rinker said of problem drinking in general.
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They don't notice that I am drinking in the way their faces resemble their cousins', the ways they express exasperation, their glee at unexpected windfalls.
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Signs continue to forbid eating and drinking in stores, though the stores were long ago gutted of merchandise and the food court was similarly disemboweled.
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In 2004, Fresno police officers found Mr. Muhammad, who was drinking in a car outside a house, with 10 grams of cocaine and two rifles.
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Before the play starts, the gathering audience can make out four figures gesticulating and drinking in a Volkswagen Rabbit with a little trailer attached behind it.
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She suggests drinking in moderation — one or two glasses a day — especially since red wine also contains, well, alcohol, which is notoriously bad for your complexion.
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This memoir/choose-your-own-adventure novel ticks all the boxes of a classic rom-com: Wide-eyed heroine drinking in life in the big city?
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Recent government statistics have indicated underage drinking in the U.S. is at an all-time historical low, but health care professional still say it's too high.
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I just discovered last week that my local Starbucks has the Horchata Almondmilk Frappuccino and I'm not ready to give up drinking in that cinnamony goodness!
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Tuberculosis is very rare in the U.S. "Our decisions about drinking in the United States shouldn't be influenced by what alcohol does to tuberculosis," Willett says.
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Oktoberfest, Germany — The celebratory German festival is chock full of parties and drinking in September and the wealthy make sure they get there via private jet.
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What we know about coffee drinking in general is that it is associated with apparent health benefits, and no evidence of net harm—cancer or otherwise.
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For all the anthems that have been created for and about the sesh, Bran Van 3000's "Drinking in LA" is one of most lowkey relatable.
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That ain't you, though, so forget what Socrates says about changing people's minds and be an example for your friends lost and drinking in the darkness.
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To cut back your drinking in bars and restaurants, buy beer or wine from a local shop and have a drink at home before going out.
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I actually struggled for a long time to admit I was an alcoholic because I never did my drinking in bars and never got a DUI.
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That is certainly a factor particularly because there are speeches recorded that he gave where he referred to his heavy drinking in college and law school.
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"Drinking in LA" is a diary entry from someone who knows exactly where they want to be, they're just not in a rush to get there.
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However, actually drinking in public for the first time will still make them uncomfortable, because its something they've been told not to do for 21 years.
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For example, a Freestyle machine in Atlanta might have a different display than one in St. Louis based on what people are drinking in each city.
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I'm stopping drinking in a business that at the base level was built around drink revenue on all levels actually, but generally at the comedy club.
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Voisey's logic is that cocktails like the Aperol spritz are something you can start drinking in the day that won't make you feel heavy or bogged down.
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But, despite Trump's comments, Kavanaugh simply admitted to drinking in high school and college, claiming he never drank to the point of blacking out or passing out.
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It was a relief, too, for the many other women whom the cops used to arrest just for walking alone at night or drinking in a pub.
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Francis and the woman closed out their respective sessions, turned off their phones, and went drinking in a daring double shirking of their upcoming app-appointed tasks.
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In addition, alcohol drinking in the 18 to 25-year-old demographic has declined for five straight years through 2015 as marijuana use increased, according to Azer.
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As well as earmarking 4 million euros this year for improvements such as pedestrianizing roads, the Calvia council has toughened up laws on drinking in the streets.
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They cops don't care that we are drinking in public, so we continue the five-minute jaunt from the The Belasco Theater to Tacos Mexico for dinner.
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"So we know drinking in this country is high, but we didn't know the potential number of people who had symptoms from the full FASD," she added.
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The rattle of the drinks trolley will no longer be heard at companies belonging to ad agency group WPP as it has banned drinking in the office.
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" Mr. Bardok said he quit drinking in 1994 when he turned to religion, and blamed secular Turks for the country's polarization because they are "arrogant and disrespectful.
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Countries where no 15- to 19-year-olds reported heavy episodic drinking in the past 30 days were Mauritania, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Libya, Pakistan, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.
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Credit for this video clip remaining incredibly wholesome even with all the booze goes entirely to the two people drinking in it, Seth Meyers and Ina Garten.
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Starting Monday, police officers in Manhattan are supposed to stop arresting people for minor crimes like pissing and drinking in public and instead give them criminal summonses.
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The study, in PLOS Medicine, measured drinking in "standard drinks" — 12 ounces of beer, five ounces of wine, or one-and-a-half ounces of hard liquor.
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But Iggy's half-a-Benjamin sandwich seems almost cute compared to what just happened to an Australian sportswriter while he was drinking in a Manchester, England hotel.
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Start your October off right by drinking in all the beer and babe pics that poured into the TMZ newsroom for our Oktober-Chest Photo Gallery. Prost!
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He started drinking in earnest then, and became a drug dealer in high school and college, where he drank so much he was hospitalized for alcohol poisoning.
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Willoughby describes the term mindful drinking in the way the LGBTQ movement uses "queer": as an umbrella term for a range of sexual orientations and gender identities.
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Chad Ludington, a former classmate of Kavanaugh's, has said Kavanaugh did not tell the truth about his drinking in his testimony Thursday to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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One of the liveliest cities in Europe, Barcelona's streets are filled with locals and tourists singing and drinking in the hours before and after the New Year.
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Front Burner This fat 352-page book covers drinking in New York from every angle, justifying the notion that this is the epicenter of the cocktail world.
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Dutra said the event could increase annual volumes in Brazil and Argentina by 0.5 to 20173 percentage point as matches boosted beer drinking in normally fallow winter weekdays.
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Eating and drinking in that position sounds truly awful but it simulates weightlessness by shifting the blood toward the upper body...and also affects how the heart works.
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But I've always enjoyed the slow exploration of drinking in lush virtual environments, and Red Dead Redemption 2 does a lot of work to reward this play style.
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A mystery person kicks off the season by dropping a Polaroid taken at the Clubhouse in Clay's locker; it shows two unknown students drinking in a dark room.
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In San Francisco, meanwhile, there was a prevalence of binge drinking in the Marina District, which, for those familiar with the area, might not come as a surprise.
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Or you can just sack it off and go to the park to chill with your mates, because in the UK drinking in the great outdoors is legal.
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Britain, which has some of the highest rates of heavy drinking in the world, recently revised its limits downward; the government cites an increased risk of certain cancers.
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I learned to avoid eating and drinking in front of friends who were fasting for Ramadan, and enjoyed breaking fast with them at the end of the day.
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You're not just a lone courier navigating difficult terrain, drinking in the sights, and running around delivering packages for "likes" from NPCs, although that is fun as hell.
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The kitschy decor, pink-tone lighting and cheap beers draws groups looking to have fun conversation and enjoy a night of drinking in banquets and at small tables.
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College campuses around the nation are stepping up discussions of microaggressions and triggers as they address racism, diversity, sexual consent and excessive drinking in their fall orientation programs.
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Often when a group of friends went drinking in Koreatown, someone would invariably propose going to Circle, especially with the right mix of soju, boredom and extra cash.
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Bethesda's Fallout games tell linear stories with a few branches, but the focus is on looting stuff and drinking in the sights and sounds of the open world.
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This backlog stems from the now-discredited belief that petty offenses, like riding a bike on the sidewalk or drinking in public, could lead to more serious crimes.
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Lily and Lucy are singing karaoke and drinking in the bars, not unlike the real Japanese of this time, who had become more focused on spending than saving.
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While drinking in May 26, George Papadopoulos, above, a foreign policy adviser for the Trump campaign, told an Australian diplomat that Russia had political dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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I ran a slow lap around it, drinking in the view of the gilded dome fountain below and the forest of spires beyond, immersed in the moment, without distraction.
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Male-dominated workforces are expected to put in long hours, often without overtime pay—and then stay drinking in smoky bars with the boss until the last train home.
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In total, some 77,000 people were hospitalized because of drinking in 2016—liver cirrhosis, withdrawal, alcohol use disorder, and much more—which was even more than from heart attacks.
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Instead they'd been focused on the reason they were invited to the meeting, an Anheuser-Busch plan to study interventions to reduce 'harmful drinking' in cities around the world.
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"I was absorbing and drinking in the camaraderie and learning what a set was and the crew was I never thought of it as being a product," she reveals.
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In the brief clip, Zendaya, who wears glitter on and around her eyes, nods at the camera as lights flash around her and reveal partiers drinking in the background.
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Of drinking in New York, Kris just goes for stuff he can't find in LA. Or, pick a region (any region!), dig into it, and see how you feel.
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The arrest prompted the US military to announce a 30-day period of mourning for the victim and restrict off-base drinking in a bid to assuage local anger.
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They spent several hours drinking in bars around the city before returning to the CityLife Hotel, where the man had been staying, according to the BBC and Sky News.
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It's News Year's Eve, you're eating and drinking in Kyrgyzstan, and you want to make a dick joke, as one does after a few shots of fermented mare's milk.
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He told VICE at the time that he'd been hanging out with a friend named Myesha when a police officer wrote her a ticket for supposedly drinking in public.
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It is not clear how far the F.B.I. will go in pursuing questions related to the accusations like the extent of Judge Kavanaugh's drinking in high school and college.
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He was released from the hospital later that evening and taken into police custody on suspicion of aggravated battery to a police officer and drinking in a public way.
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On three occasions, she alluded to a childhood experience in which she'd been so overwhelmed by anger at her mother, for drinking in the afternoon, that she slapped her.
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By matching data on Uber's availability with health surveys from America's Centres for Disease Control, the authors find that on average alcohol consumption rose by 3%, binge drinking (in which a person downs four or five drinks in two hours) increased by 8%, and heavy drinking (defined as three or more instances of binge drinking in a month) surged by 9% within a couple of years of the ride-hailing company coming to town.
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There is this weird desperation to it all: a rush to buy more vodka than you are capable of drinking in a lifetime, eye shadow palates, gigantic bags of Maltesers.
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I've spent most of my adult life as a binge-drinking substance abuser, and I quit drinking in October, something I sincerely believed I would never be able to do.
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To prevent the swine flu, refrain from eating or drinking in areas where pigs inhabit, avoid contact with pigs and wash your hands with soap and water immediately after leaving.
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Drinking in Japan is a crucial social and professional lubricant in a country where ritualized courtesies can easily harden into walls, and Bob, a teetotaler in college, had successfully adapted.
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"From the chance encounters that can evolve into instances of sexual abuse, unexpected sexual partners, or even unplanned pregnancies — excessive drinking in social situations can be dangerous," the site says.
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In a move to reduce a backlog of criminal cases, police in Manhattan will no longer arrest people who commit minor offenses such as public urination or drinking in public.
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A study of the health effects of low-risk drinking in France could be misinterpreted by researchers in the United States who may use a different definition of drinking levels.
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But this time, when the van crashed, the men emerged armed with long knives, and slashed at people drinking in Borough Market, a popular hive of bars, pubs, and restaurants.
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In 2016, the country with the highest percentage of 15- to 19-year-olds reporting heavy episodic drinking in the past 30 days was Luxembourg, with 12.23%, according to WHO.
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But within my first 10 minutes of stepping outside in the get-up, an entire bachelorette party day-drinking in Brooklyn's McCarren Park started screaming "Hamilton!" and waving me over.
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Another former classmate, Dr. Elizabeth Swisher, now a gynecologic oncologist in Seattle, said it would be "a lie" to say that he "never had a blackout" from drinking in college.
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They're a mix of professors, sometimes students and an assistant dean or two typically assembled to resolve cases involving plagiarism or someone caught drinking in the dorm or smoking pot.
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There was a night of drinking in which she got a phoenix tattooed on her right shin; the tattoo remains, even if the men who fathered her children do not.
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At least one undecided Republican, Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona, took issue on Monday with the nominee's angry treatment of Democrats who questioned him about his drinking in high school.
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Laura Tucker, a law student and former housemate of Kaiman&aposs, also said he pressured her into sex after they went out drinking in 2018, the New York Times reported.
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In his view, the chaos is a byproduct of too much binge drinking in the wee hours, which is why he believes last call should be moved to 2 a.m.
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"People who are not alcoholics would go from an office party, to a private party that night to having relatives over the next day, drinking in each scenario," Sinatra said.
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Army Lt. Richard Collins III, 23, was waiting for an Uber on campus with two friends, a white male and an Asian woman, after a night of drinking in 2017.
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"The punishment must fit the crime," Ms. Mark-Viverito said, recalling her efforts to create a new system for handling low-level offenses like drinking in public and public urination.
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Ludington said in the statement he often drank with Kavanaugh when they were classmates, and said Kavanaugh had played down "the degree and frequency" of his drinking in his testimony.
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But there's no world in which it's appropriate for a nonprofit to have regular drinking in the office, unless it's a nonprofit devoted to housing for aging vintners and sommeliers.
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This and other elements of Capitano could be described as modern nostalgia — loving nods to the past imbued with much of what's great about eating and drinking in the present.
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Also, as counterintuitive as it may seem, drinkers in city centers—despite drinking in larger social groups—are actually having significantly shorter conversations and are less engaged within their interactions.
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The same study found the ratio of men to women consuming alcohol, drinking in a way that's problematic and potentially experiencing alcohol-related harm decreased significantly by the late 1900s.
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Drinking in the summer often happens outside, particularly when people who do not live in paradises like the Southern California coast or Hawaii want to appreciate the very temporary pleasant weather.
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Photos taken earlier in the weekend and posted on the festival's Twitter feed showed crowds of mostly young people in T-shirts and cowboy hats, dancing and drinking in the sunshine.
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"Law enforcement has a zero tolerance policy for underage drinking in New York State and our state parks," Randy Simons, a spokesman for New York State Parks, said in a statement.
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There's plenty of drinking in the Thrones universe, but the Johnny Walker team found the perfect way in and timed the release to fill the sizable hype gap before Season 8.
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"Yes, we drank beer," Kavanaugh said, in response to questions about drinking in high school posed by Rachel Mitchell, an outside prosecutor brought in by Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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We are seated in the back corner with a perfect view of some cast members drinking in the far corner away from us, seated in front of a mirror, of course.
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I couldn't stop thinking about how I, once a little Black girl myself, and a bookworm, and the descendant of slaves — all like Oprah — was now drinking in this beautiful land.
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You'll want to show off the impeccable design of this Pampelonne canned wine drink, which looks sophisticated as hell and tastes like juniper, lemon, elderflower, bergamot, and drinking in the park.
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Tea drinking in India has grown by less than 3% a year since 2012, and foreign sales have barely risen in 70 years; in some rich export markets they are shrinking.
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"People should not drink for health – health benefits can be obtained in many ways and drinking in any pattern is not a reliable means to this end," Stockwell added by email.
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One central point of confusion is that few people understand what it truly means to be in a blackout, Fromme said, despite the rise of "extreme" binge drinking in recent years.
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Caldwell-Pope explained that he only had 2 drinks that night -- two glasses of Hennessy -- but says he specifically kept his drinking in check because he knew he had to drive.
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Blake Griffin -- along with at least one teammate and the team's equipment assistant -- had been drinking in the hours leading up to the fight in Toronto ... multiple witnesses tell TMZ Sports.
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Former model and actor Scott Brunton has come forward against George Takei, alleging to The Hollywood Reporter that the Star Trek star sexually assaulted him after they'd been drinking in 1981.
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She never stopped to consider the fact that, say, Josie's mom would be in serious trouble if photos of the mayor's underage daughter drinking in a very public place were leaked.
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Now, most residents who decide to smoke in public will only have to worry about paying up to a $100 fine, similar to how the city deals with drinking in public.
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The arrest caused a public outcry and prompted United States commanders to impose a 30-day nighttime curfew on military personnel on the island and to prohibit their drinking in public.
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"Real World: Skeletons" star Tony Raines is looking at jail time for his drinking in public arrest and it could have been avoided if he had just showed up in court.
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After giving a recommendation for those "drinking in midtown doing cheap coke off your laundry card," hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che asked for a suggestion more appropriate for the holiday.
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Shaver was a 123-year-old traveling pest control worker who'd been drinking in his hotel room with a friend and showing off a pellet gun that he used for work.
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"Last night, it was 20 of us here, drinking in the park," he said, referring to the Park of the Americas, which sits south of the busy Roosevelt Avenue in Queens.
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The club now counts many nonjournalists among its numbers — Mr. Leung was one himself once — and its clubhouse is a well-known spot for eating and drinking in downtown Hong Kong.
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For years, beginning in the 1990s, aggressive enforcement of minor offenses, like riding a bike on a sidewalk or drinking in public, was a fundamental part of policing in New York.
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As spring training opens this week, in Florida and Arizona, there's powerful symbolism in opening a window to a new season, drinking in the blue sky and dreaming of the best.
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I take a sip of wine and try to process the fact that she has been ghost-drinking in the bathroom like a teenager at a school dance, probably all day.
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But while the world as a whole is drinking in moderation more often, one country is picking up the slack and throwing back booze like there's no tomorrow: America, the beautiful.
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Tasty: No. But what really, really annoys me, are the people that've been relaxing and drinking in the park during the afternoon and roll up to the patio afterwards, drunk and salty.
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Similarly, if an additional 8% of people in Pennsylvania engaged in regular physical activity, and heavy drinking in Wisconsin were 5% lower, Mrs Clinton would be set to enter the White House.
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I didn't want to spend days drinking in the nasty cynicism of GTA V's San Andreas, No Man's Sky's galaxy felt soulless, and The Division's New York is a broken authoritarian fantasy.
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He confirms his love of beer and denies problem drinking, in what any generation that has access to alcohol would recognize as the furiously aggressive manner of someone with a drinking problem.
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Rather than targeting the "worst of the worst" criminals, like murderers and rapists, the GAO found that law-enforcement officers often arrested immigrants for minor violations like speeding or drinking in public.
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In the contextualizing moment, we see an 8-year-old Jack (Joaquin Obradors) sitting his his family car, waiting for his father Stanley (Peter Onorati) to finish drinking in a roadside tavern.
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Dubai, a tourism and trade hub in the Gulf, allows drinking in hotels and bars as it seeks to encourage foreigners to visit but has strict laws against homosexuality and public indecency.
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They had S.N.D.P. (Sunday Night Dance Party) which was split across the massive club with over 21's drinking in the bar upstairs and all the underage kids on the dancefloor below.
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It seems so, but all we can say is this: it's not easy to make changes when your very livelihood comes from people who are definitely not drinking in moderation at all.
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Until next week: Is Ann Gallagher's solitary drinking in the pub a further hint that someone close to Catherine will getting in a spot of trouble with the so-called serial killer?
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The app gives you a score out of 40, which it garners from assessing your drinking in a variety of ways, including using the World Health Organization's Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test.
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First, Summerall, a former Giants kicker with a basso profundo voice, had taken to drinking in the broadcast booth with his partner, Tom Brookshier, and his work had suffered as a result.
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There was swimming and beer-drinking in the sun, some exploration of a slot canyon, and then later, after dinner (Dutch-oven lasagna), in the dark, more Chautauqua—more schemes and dreams.
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We've had a city in the United States of America where the population, which is poor in many ways and majority African American, has been bathing and drinking in lead-contaminated water.
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Something bad had happened to her during a night of drinking in the residence hall their freshman year, she said, and she wondered if he recalled her mentioning it at the time.
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WASHINGTON — An F.B.I. counterterrorism supervisor is under internal investigation after a woman stole his gun following a night of heavy drinking in a North Carolina hotel, according to documents and government officials.
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He was a self-proclaimed roustabout who settled into a more serene state of mind after surviving a painful bout with tongue cancer, which he blamed on smoking and drinking, in 2003.
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It was so much fun hanging with the boys, but this is more drinking in one weekend than I've done in quite some time, so I'm definitely hearing the couch call my name.
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The ruling The court's decision involves 2014 accusations against a 17-year-old boy accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old female schoolmate after smoking marijuana and drinking in a Tulsa park.
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Unlike our Snapchats, which are usually just pics of the rosé we're drinking in bed and our sloppy selves as we drink it, Lovato's posts are super motivational and all-around aesthetically stunning.
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Drinking in excess is bad for the mind and body, but drinking a little bit can actually make you age slower; a chemical in red wine is an antioxidant, and then it isn't.
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In 2001-2002, 23 percent of adults reported binge drinking in the past year; 15 percent of those peaked at Level I, 5 percent at Level II, and 503 percent at Level III.
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He told The Alaska Dispatch News that he had not intentionally driven into the dog teams of Aliy Zirkle and Jeff King, but had blacked out while returning from drinking in another village.
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Many other colleges, secular and religious, have "amnesty clauses" that protect victims who might worry about getting in trouble for infractions surrounding their attack, like taking drugs or drinking in a dorm room.
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The river was deserted and I relived my experience from days earlier, drinking in the sublime scenery that, truth be told, should always have been the reason to visit, and remember, this town.
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Lying in bed that night, I couldn't shake one gorgeous, defiant image of the trail from my mind: whole fields of morning glory, fully open in the midmorning heat, drinking in the sun.
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In partnership with Tao Group, Francesco Panella, who owns the high-end Italian restaurant Antica Pesa in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, has installed several options for eating and drinking in the new Moxy Chelsea hotel.
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People looking to quit problematic drinking in the UK could one day have access to a new, quick-acting treatment to help them cope with the difficult first few weeks of sobriety: ketamine.
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The post also goes into more detail about what specifically is restricted: content about drugs and alcohol (including drinking in the video), graphic descriptions of violence, "mature subjects" terrorism and war, swearing, and sex.
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The end of the year means that your phone is going to become a cesspool of mass holiday texts, New Year's Eve party pluggers, and Instagram pictures of people drinking in ugly holiday sweaters.
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Foley told the media there was a lot of drinking in parking lots at the Friday night event and posted videos on social media that showed youths milling around outdoors with drinks in hand.
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And yes, almost exactly three years after Californians voted to legalize marijuana, it still feels slightly edgy to talk about cannabis consumption as openly as drinking in the pages of The New York Times.
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The Democrat-aligned media ran a number of laughable hit pieces on him, leading to such revelations as his purchase of baseball tickets on a credit card and some beer-drinking in his youth.
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He mercilessly trolled Djokovic in a no-holds-barred interview, was ejected from a summer tournament, and was reportedly out drinking in a Wimbledon pub the night before his grudge match against Rafael Nadal.
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From the "Hi, my name is stereo Mike" and other abstract nonsense that comprises the intro to the wandering, observational lyrics littered with in-jokes, "Drinking in LA" is a really fucking weird song.
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He stopped drinking in 2013, helped by his parents and friends as well as other actors, and said the mind-set that keeps him from alcohol is helping him navigate the coronavirus anxiety today.
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The only name mentioned was that of Jan Böhmermann, a German comedian who had joked about a month before the video was released about the Freedom Party drinking in an oligarch's villa in Ibiza.
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GSA Administrator Emily Murphy told investigators she often permitted her immediate staff to consume alcohol after business hours on Fridays, but was not aware of the formal process for approving drinking in the office.
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The filmmaker is best-known, though, for capturing natural beauty like no one else, and that is on full display here, with Jörg Widmer's camera drinking in the majesty of the fields and mountains.
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Tom Holland had been drinking in a pub with his family when Disney CEO Bob Iger called him to discuss the fate of Spider-Man, the actor said on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Wednesday.
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But Cook County prosecutor James Murphy said that, after being cited for drinking in public, Kersh allegedly threatened the officers and licked one officer's face before spitting in his eye, which his attorneys dispute.
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The new rules call for Americans to take a 15-day hiatus from eating and drinking in restaurants and bars, to avoid non-essential travel, and to engage in schooling from home when possible.
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His first messy relapse happened at the end of season two when he thought Sharon was cheating on him (it's complicated), but his drinking in season three isn't about Rob having splashy drunken breakdowns.
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The number of states with policies around alcohol and pregnancy — like requiring warning signs about the effects of maternal drinking in places where alcohol is sold — went from one in 1974 to 43 in 2013.
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The change to the guidelines will turn hundreds of thousands of people into hazardous drinkers overnight thereby reviving the moral panic about drinking in Britain and opening the door to yet more nanny state interventions.
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Last month's arrest of the U.S. civilian worker prompted the U.S. military to announce a 30-day period of mourning for the victim and restrict off-base drinking in a bid to assuage local anger.
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Both just graduated from college, and it looks like the "anything" to which she refers includes a lot of jumping into various bodies of water, drinking in bikinis, and hooking up with each other again.
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Cook's venture was rooted not in a tourist's desire to kick back a pint and visit a few historic sights, but in his fervor to keep would-be globetrotters from drinking in the first place.
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Rivers was leaving Mr Chow this weekend -- when we asked if his opinion on the fight changed now that we know Blake had been drinking in the hours before he attacked Matias Testi last month.
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Offenses such as drinking in public or being in a park after dark would be subject only to a fine, like a parking ticket, rather than arrest or any interaction with the criminal court system.
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The news outlet has dubbed the activity "オン飲み," or on-nomi—a new Japanese word, according to Spoon & Tomago editor Johnny Waldman, who said that the term translates to "online drinking" in English.
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A 2011 study in Sweden of 13-year-olds found that when children were offered alcohol by a parent, it was associated with a higher likelihood of heavy episodic drinking in girls but not in boys.
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Although authorities initially said he purposely drove into the sled teams, Demoski told the Alaska Dispatch News that he had not intentionally done so, but rather he blacked out while returning from drinking in another village.
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Bruce Kelley Jr. was drinking beer in public when the police approached him Drinking in public is illegal in Pennsylvania, and Kelly Jr., who was 37-years-old, had a history of bad interactions with police.
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But though plenty of people discuss drinking in the shower, I'd never before heard of a product specifically tailored toward shower drinking — which is what makes a new brew, aptly called "Shower Beer" so attention grabbing.
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READ MORE: The MUNCHIES Guide to Drinking in Public This Summer Disclaimer: Be careful around fire and try to avoid grilling in a metal object that has a strong chance of being covered in carcinogenic coatings.
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In fact, the source was an Australian diplomat who had spent a night drinking in London with Mr. Papadopoulos in the spring, and then shared with American officials what he had learned from the Trump aide.
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ABInBev has said it expects the World Cup to boost annual sales volumes in finalists Brazil and Argentina by 0.5 to 1 percentage point, thanks to matches driving beer drinking in the normally drier winter months.
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It's important for the very reasons listed above, not least because listening to it can in one way or another be a replacement for whatever caffeine or glucose product you're addicted to drinking in the morning.
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"The change to the guidelines will turn hundreds of thousands of people into 'hazardous drinkers' overnight thereby reviving the moral panic about drinking in Britain and opening the door to yet more nanny state interventions," Snowdon said.
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The series was in the news just last week when another of the show's captains, Sig Hansen, 52, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge that he spat on an Uber driver after drinking in Seattle in 2017.
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WISCONSIN WOMAN&aposS DEATH LINKED TO BACTERIA FROM DOG SALIVA, DOCTORS BELIEVE To protect yourself and others from contracting H1N2, DHHS recommends taking the following precautions: Refrain from eating or drinking in livestock barns or show rings.
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Trends in the binge-drinking category -- consuming five or more drinks in a single day in the past year -- also increased among older people From 1997 to 2014, binge drinking in men rose from 19.9% to 22.5%.
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And the only problem with drinking in the summer is that you're often in public in non-bar settings, and technically-y-y it's illegal to design your own booze cruise without being properly ID'd and served.
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As residents in the area, their main complaints revolved around stuff like the noise, "aggressive behaviour" (can anyone else hear that racial dogwhistle?), people drinking in the street during and after the festival and alleged drug dealing.
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In an interview with SIC television channel, recorded at the embassy on Monday, the brothers said they had first been attacked by a group of young men, including Cavaco, after a night of drinking in a bar.
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When Dev (Aziz Ansari) wasn't eating or drinking in Italy and New York, he was falling slowly and deeply in love with his former Italian co-worker and friend, the charming and well-dressed Francesca (Alessandra Mastronardi).
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Hypnotic drones wove in and out, trading off with an insane low end heavy enough that I could feel my bones vibrating as I stood next to the stage, drinking in the flashing lights and rattling skulls.
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Heart disease and cancer The prevailing wisdom for years has been that drinking in moderation -- again, that's one "standard" drink a day for women and two for men -- is linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Ireland is second only to Austria in rates of binge drinking, with 39 percent of Irish people over 15 reporting heavy drinking in a one-month period, according to a 2014 survey by the World Health Organization.
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He was drinking in Doc Fiddler's, one of many Irish bars in Inwood, in Upper Manhattan, when a bartender blurted out that someone ought to go to Vietnam to buy the troops a beer for their service.
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Some will prevail, others will stumble, still others will come out of nowhere to trip up the more expected contenders — and we'll be there watching it all, drinking in the drama and mentally preparing our Globes bets.
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He helped George W. Bush stop drinking In his 23.2 book "Decision Points," former President George W. Bush said he was actually drunk when he first met Graham at his parents' family home in Maine in 210.
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The summonses had been issued for typically minor offenses, like disorderly conduct, trespassing and drinking in public — quality-of-life concerns that had been a major theme of policing in New York for two decades or so.
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While the trip's big costs are out of the way — I bought my flight in October and I'll be staying with a friend — I know four days of eating and drinking in New Orleans could add up quickly.
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Why it matters: Even critics of Kavanaugh tend to agree that his drinking in college shouldn't automatically disqualify him from serving on the Supreme Court, especially given how successful he still became in his academic and professional career.
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During his testimony, Kavanaugh largely denied that he drank excessively in his youth, despite multiple references to drinking in his high school yearbook and accounts from his friends and former classmates that he was, indeed, a heavy drinker.
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The morning after the night before, and a scene that's a favorite of many—Chloe and Max just relaxing, drinking in the morning light, saying not a word, as "Lua" by Bright Eyes plays on the former's stereo.
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One night in the dead of winter, I was drinking in his dorm with friends, and he left to "run to his other friend's" dorm, so I stayed in his room with my friend who was passed out.
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A WHO report published in September found that, across 15 European countries and regions, more than 1 in 5 15-year-old girls reported weekly drinking in 153, with the highest prevalence in England, Scotland, Malta and Denmark.
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But eating and drinking in a meeting can't distract from the content of the conversation, and if you're making a mess with your crumbs or audibly slurping from your mug, that can draw focus from the meeting's purpose.
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Our reporters found that it started with a night of drinking in 2016, when George Papadopoulos, a young foreign policy adviser to President Trump, told Australia's top diplomat in Britain that Russia had political dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Over a 22-month period, more than one in five women and nearly one in four men experienced some harm related to someone else's drinking, in a study published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
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But she's also someone whose work is largely autobiographical — she explored her drinking in "The Alcoholic Movie Musical!" and her ailing father's legacy in "The Truth: A Tragedy," for instance — so the disaster inevitably led to a show.
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Mr. Heapy said that "excessive alcohol consumption was a contributing factor in this incident," and added that the airline was working on tackling the issue of excessive drinking in the airport ahead of and on board a flight.
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To watch him reverentially drinking in performances by his heroes, Grigory Sokolov and Martha Argerich, at the Verbier summer festival where he frequently performs with his Russian-virtuoso friends, is to realise that he is not above learning lessons.
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One in five adults in the US -- about 53 million people -- said they've experienced harm from someone else's drinking in the past year, according to a new study out today from the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
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The allegations of rape on the Brooklyn playground made national headlines and stoked fear in the Brownsville community after the woman said she was drinking in the park with her father when the teens, brandishing a gun, surrounded them.
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More than 50,000 people have been arrested in the Philippines as President Rodrigo Duterte turns his focus from drugs to minor infractions such as drinking in public or "even being outdoors without a shirt," the New York Times reports.
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"Mindful drinking is a nice catchall term for anyone who might be thinking about their drinking in some way," argues Laura Willoughby, co-author of How to Be a Mindful Drinker: Cut Down, Stop for a Bit, or Quit.
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"Not smoking, maintaining a healthy body weight, exercising regularly and drinking in moderation have been shown to consistently reduce risk for many common cancers including lung and colorectal cancers," Weinberg, who wasn't involved in the study, added by email.
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I walked back along the path slowly, drinking in the atmosphere—the silence that was anything but, as the background came forward and presented, just for a few minutes, a convincing argument that this game world really was alive.
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Along with the tweet, Joely, who is the daughter of Eddie Fisher and Connie Stevens, also shared a throwback photo of her and Reynolds, 84, laughing and smiling at the Hollywood premiere of Carrie's HBO documentary Wishful Drinking in 2010.
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"Trump, I back him big time," said Mike McCarthy, a former master chief with the U.S. 7th Fleet, drinking in one of the American-themed bars that line Subic's main street, with names like "Alaska", "Crazy Horse" and "Rolling Stone".
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Excessive drinking in Britain has seen a particular decline: between 20123 and 2013 the proportion of 16-24-year-olds who were frequent drinkers (defined as drinking alcohol on five days in the previous week) fell from 7% to 2%.
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There is still a double standard where we widely accept that men drink heavily, or that drinking heavily is a particularly masculine thing to do, but women drinking heavily or drinking in public tends to challenge our binary notion of gender.
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Underworld's Karl Hyde had written the lyrics after a night of heavy drinking in London's Soho, stumbling out of The Ship pub and making his way around to Tottenham Court Road station to try to catch his night train home.
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When you tell me with your actions that you don't respect the law and are willing to break it by drinking in my vehicle, where I am responsible, you tell me that you don't respect me, my belongings, or really anything.
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Despite vowing that he'd get a good night's sleep ahead of the next day's meeting in Houston, one glass of wine turned into several hours of drinking in the conference room, then passing out when he got back to his hotel.
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They've been drinking in there for hours with no end in sight; I wonder if the New York State Republican party stuck me in this room because I am 303 and they thought I might be chill about all the noise.
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In the UK, where binge drinking is defined as "drinking lots of alcohol in a short space of time or drinking to get drunk," a 2016 national survey found 2.5 million people admitted to binge drinking in the last week.
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However, he cautioned that the first quarter could be weaker because of an early Carnival, which typically marks the end of summer drinking in Brazil, and increased marketing spending ahead of the soccer World Cup in Russia in June and July.
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Twenty-one at the time, Mr. Giuca was convicted with a friend, Antonio Russo, of killing the student, Mark Fisher, after a raucous night of drinking in Manhattan ended at a party at Mr. Giuca's home in Prospect Park South, Brooklyn.
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You've got a hangover — and the only surefire way to get rid of it is time and rest (or not drinking in the first place, but it's too late for that now!) The same can be said for your finances.
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Early last Sunday morning, a deputy was on patrol when he allegedly saw the two men drinking in their buggy—and he also noticed that the buggy had a stereo system and a 12-pack of beer strapped to the roof.
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Accounts about his drinking in high school and college are relevant "because there are serious questions tonight about the veracity" of his testimony, Lemon said on CNN Monday night... A bar fight in 1985... Right now the headline on CNN.
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The Jane Does are accusing Uber of negligence, arguing the company failed to warn them and other customers about fake drivers targeting women who were drinking in the area, despite being allegedly warned by law enforcement, according to the complaint.
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What she used to do was go drinking in a pub or a club, and just to get another drink, she'd take a flight to New York, so that she could sit and drink all the way over on the plane.
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Last month, Mr. Duterte authorized the national police to start arresting people for infractions like drinking in the streets, public urination or even being outdoors without a shirt — violations that were previously dealt with by neighborhood security officers like Mr. Panis.
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The study comes at a time when spiked drinks have been making major headlines, with many of the women accusing Bill Cosby of sexual assault alleging that Cosby encouraged them to take qualuudes while drinking in order to cloud their judgment.
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The Czech Republic still leads the world in beer consumption, downing 141 litres per person per year, but the shift away from drinking in pubs is a problem for brewers as the margins on bottled beer drunk at home are far lower.
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But her boast that she could never be found "drinking in parliament's bars" may come to haunt her - having not been part of one of the Conservative cliques, she is very much alone as others in the party plot their routes to power.
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Lee is eventually abetted in her art crimes by Jack (Richard E. Grant), a dashing, impoverished older gentleman who finds her day-drinking in the historic gay bar Julius, and takes a liking to her even though she's positively nasty to him.
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Similarly, if an additional 8% of people in Pennsylvania had engaged in regular physical activity, and the rate of heavy drinking in Wisconsin were 5% lower, Hillary Clinton would have won the electoral college vote and be set to enter the White House.
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You can go to a Dodgers game for just a few bucks (unless you plan on eating or drinking in the stadium) or you can find a grassy knoll, set up a picnic, and engage in your God-given right to day drink.
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She was the one in charge: the one who hid any mismatching cups and put towels in rational piles, who stopped drinking in a day when it began to take her over, who gave up owning houses because they tied her down.
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The Czech Republic still leads the world in beer consumption, downing 141 liters per person per year, but the shift away from drinking in pubs is a problem for brewers as the margins on bottled beer drunk at home are far lower.
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It was one of a number of surprises I found in Salt Lake City (a budget-friendly, multicultural dining scene, electrifying sporting events, some great bars), as well as the expected (great hiking and breathtaking vistas, byzantine laws involving drinking in said bars).
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Chad Ludington, a Yale classmate of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's who said he often drank with him, issued a statement on Sunday saying the Supreme Court nominee was not truthful about his drinking in his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week.
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A defense official told NBC News the move was related to a claim from one woman who said a member of the team assaulted her over the July 4 weekend and allegations that the team members were drinking in a combat zone.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Beheld, on the bus ride out:abrupt wonder —at the luxury of gliding ground-level,amid the taxi-Uber gentry, drinking in sunlight and skylines,blinking like nocturnal childrensurprised by how nice it feelsto sit back,relax, enjoy carriage class.
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He was acquitted of nearly all charges, but evidence from the case also showed SEALs drinking in Iraq with their officers, and suggested Chief Gallagher and other high-ranking enlisted SEALs were abusing opiates both at home and in the war zone.
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The comparison could not be starker, and it proves that what troubled Hogarth, and kindled his moralizing gaze, was not the act of drinking in itself—after all, a tankard of good English ale was evidently a boon—but the drinking of gin.
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As Clinton put it at the Democratic debate on January 17: We've had a city in the United States of America where the population, which is poor in many ways and majority African American, has been bathing and drinking in lead-contaminated water.
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Zinke responded to Grijalva, who has acknowledged a problem with drinking in the past, in a tweet with the hashtag #TuneInnForMore, a reference to a popular Capitol Hill bar, saying, "[I]t's hard for [Grijalva] to think straight from the bottom of the bottle."
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According to the U.K. government website offering advice to people traveling to the UAE, although people over 21 years old are allowed to drink at licensed venues such as hotels, bars and on flights into the country, being intoxicated or drinking in public is illegal.
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Due to research into the damaging effects of alcohol during fetal development, the CDC claims there's no safe way to drink if pregnant, so women who could possibly conceive ought to abstain from drinking in order to preserve the life of hypothetical unborn children.
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The British-Pakistani novelist Hanif Kureishi, who was born in London, noticed something like this during his first visit to Pakistan in the early 1980s, upon attending high-society parties in Karachi: Every liberal in England knows you can be lashed for drinking in Pakistan.
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Needless to say, the pervasiveness of hardcore drinking in America is a source of concern for public health researchers who have been trying to shed light on the mechanism through which a mild-mannered individual can morph into a hot mess in mere hours.
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Three days later, England were haplessly unable to deal with Iceland's chief mode of attack: the long-throw to the big man (which was on full display, of course, at the Stade de France while Hodgson was drinking in the spectacle of Notre Dame).
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Shot in various locations around West Philly and Fishtown including Laurel Hill cemetery and the Girard stop on the El, the video, directed by Jake Rhoda, features frontman and songwriter Mike Polizze creeping around town and the band jamming and drinking in their practise space.
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Judge Kavanaugh himself has provided grist for this line of inquiry through his wistful references to youthful drinking in yearbook entries and speeches over the years, though he has said he never drank so much that he blacked out or could not remember events.
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On Saturday, the paper reported that George Papadopoulos, who served as a foreign policy adviser to Donald Trump's presidential campaign, told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer that Russia had political dirt on Trump's Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, after a night of heavy drinking in May 2016.
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Join us for an event at Wigle Whiskey, Pittsburgh's first distillery after Prohibition, to learn some of the historical highlights of the wild historical booze ride in the United States — and to examine what the future holds for drinking in Pennsylvania and across the country.
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Two men — a 22-year-old Swede and a 39-year-old Turk — died when the White Corner, a bar in which they had been drinking in the old town, partly collapsed, according to Petros Vasilakis, a Greek police spokesman for the southern Aegean region.
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High school students in and around Paris could soon be asked to submit to saliva drug screenings, after the Île-de-France regional council approved a measure to finance swab tests to detect cannabis and breathalyzer tests to monitor whether students are drinking in school.
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Two of those clues were discovering that Russian-linked hackers breached Democratic National Committee servers in 2015, and that a Trump aide had told an Australian diplomat Russia had "dirt" on Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton during a night of "heavy drinking" in May 2016.
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It's 1,000 percent understandable to want to drink outside on a hot day (or even better when it's a warm night), but a patio is usually the worst way to experience one of the world's greatest pleasures: that is, the experience of drinking in a bar.
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"Findings from the current study suggest that the negative health effects of alcohol during adolescence could extend to the cardiovascular system," White said, adding that the findings are consistent with existing evidence that even a single night of binge drinking in adults can temporarily injure the heart.
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Hackett has admitted to a dependence on prescription drugs in the past but said on Friday that the incident on the plane had come after he had been drinking in the wake of his failure to secure a spot on the team for this year's Rio Olympics.
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Historically known as Bran Van 3000's first international hit, and more colloquially known as one of the greatest comedown songs of all time, "Drinking in LA" is a trippy slacker anthem that has refused to die in the 20 full years since its release in 1997.
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Our old haunts are mostly gone, though as I passed the motley art-cafe, Booze Cooperativa, I was heartened to see the eccentric proprietor and septuagenarian local cult figure, Nikos Louvros, still holding his position out front, intrepidly smoking and drinking in the noon day sun.
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Ms. Sturgess referred to her troubles with drinking in wry Facebook posts, writing in 2016 that, after one spree, she was not sure how she had reached her room at John Baker House, a supported-living facility in Salisbury that houses people with drug and alcohol problems.
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President Richard M. Nixon traveled to the Middle East in June 1974 in the throes of Watergate, drinking in the adulation of hundreds of thousands of people who turned out to cheer him in Egypt and focusing attention on his peacemaking efforts in Israel, Syria and elsewhere.
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"An increasing number of people, particularly middle aged drinkers, are drinking in ways that are putting them at risk of serious and potentially life limiting conditions such as heart disease, liver disease and some types of cancer," said Ben Butler, Drinkaware's director of content and communications.
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Stanford law professor Michele Landis Dauber, a leader of the recall campaign against the judge who handled Turner's case, went so far as to argue it "makes students less safe by incentivizing pre-gaming and heavy drinking in private rooms" rather than drinking socially at an event on campus.
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That's according to a study published Monday in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, which found that in 2015, an estimated 53 million adults -- or nearly 1 in 5 -- said they had experienced at least one harm attributable to someone else's drinking in the past year.
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Today in Berlin you can still go back to that world by eating and drinking in restaurants and bars dedicated to the German Democratic Republic — G.D.R. for short, or D.D.R. in the local parlance — as well as learn about the former East Berlin via fascinating museums, architecture and shops.
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Why it matters: The hearing, which will include Kavanaugh's first accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, is set to be an explosive affair as Democrats consult experts in fields like sexual assault victimization and college drinking in preparation and Republicans aggressively contest what they call the "foggy memories" of his accusers.
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He explains more about whatever mess is happening onstage without my even having to ask: ICP and their fans are obsessed with Faygo because it's an affordable soda, one that most of these kids grew up drinking in their rural or depressed hometowns because they couldn't get name brands.
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Even when factoring out issues that could encourage problem drinking down the road, such as how much their parents drink, a history of alcoholism in their family or having a risk-taking personality, the children who sipped were more likely to be drinking in high school, said Jackson.
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This was the message of Ryan's parents in an interview they gave this week after the arrest of 24-year-old Danyal Cheema, the man whom Long Island prosecutors say drove Ryan home after the teen and others had been out drinking in the Cold Spring Harbor area.
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Read: How Two Men Got Rich Off Liquid Ass, the World's Most Disgusting Smell A young man was detained in Georgia last weekend after unloading a can of fart spray into a crowded bar that he wasn't even old enough to be drinking in, the Washington Post reports.
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He is a prodigy, voraciously bookish, who plays Bach al fresco on the guitar and then inside on the piano, in the manner of Liszt and of Busoni, with Oliver standing in the background, contrapposto, with the elegant tilt of a statue, drinking in the sound and the skill.
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The variety of flavors that you eat during pregnancy go into your blood and then into the amniotic fluid, which the baby is constantly drinking, in utero, and the flavors that you eat while nursing cross from the blood vessels that supply the mammary glands into the breast milk.
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And if the flavors of the foods you love can make the experience of childbearing and child rearing a little tastier, or spicier, for mothers, that's all to the good as well, and very much in line with what we hope our children are drinking in mother's milk.
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They said the fact that the new policy preserves officers' authority to search people they stop for smoking marijuana suggests that the Police Department believes smokers merit closer scrutiny than people, for example, who are caught drinking in public — something they say there is little evidence to support.
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The tourism site reminds tourists that five times a day, during prayer time, music is turned off in public places and many shops close briefly, and during Ramadan, while Muslims fast from dawn to dusk it is respectful to avoid eating or drinking in public during the day.
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For a few seconds, until Lyndsey clicked the play button of a tape deck, and the sound of an Agatha Christie audiobook filled the room, we remained motionless and silent, drinking in the absolute black—the blackness of a lone spelunker, miles underground, with her headlight off. ♦
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But the series explores, with warmth and originality, the messy gulf between the era when Abby came out—as an overall-wearing romantic in a frat-boy world, drinking in lesbian bars full of folksingers—and Chris's community of cheerful poly hipsters in Spock ears, corsets, and throuples.
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More than 1 in 5 adults reported either binge drinking — defined as four or more drinks in a night for women, five or more for men — or chronic drinking in 10 states, mostly in the upper Midwest: North Dakota, Wisconsin, Alaska, Montana, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Hawaii, Nebraska and Michigan.
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Unerringly, the best bits of a night out are always the parts that shouldn't actually be that fun, like getting ready, or drinking in your flat, or, inevitably and especially, travelling to wherever you're going—anticipation fizzing over like a shaken-up tinny—and acting like a div on public transport.
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Lady-likeness was required, even if a woman was a little buzzed and a lot of ticked off: Think of the sisters in PBS' Downton Abbey, ever the tight-lipped Brits, wining and dining in style, always keeping their drinks to themselves; or depictions of composed women drinking in fine art.
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In it, Sestero relates a narrative that he gleaned in bits and pieces from Wiseau over the years, of Wiseau growing up in a repressive Central European society "sometime after the death of Stalin," dreaming of America and drinking in imported American culture via Disney movies and rock 'n' roll.
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Another study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine in 2008 found that coffee-drinking in general was not associated with a higher risk of dying from any cause, and even further, those who drank decaf were slightly less likely than those who drank regular to die from any cause.
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Staying a night or two (or longer) in an ancient, largely depopulated but glorious Italian hill town is not for everyone, but for those who like the idea of passing a couple of quiet days walking, reading, eating (really well) and drinking in the sublime surroundings, it can be bliss.
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But even as he said that, it was still unclear whether White House counsel Don McGahn will or has directed the FBI to expand its ongoing inquiry into all three women's claims, and into allegations that Kavanaugh lied about the extent and effects of his admitted drinking in high school and college.
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For years, public health officials have said that, while no one should pick up drinking in search of better health, moderate drinking (defined as up to a drink per day for women and up to two per day for men) probably won't hurt anyone who already imbibes, and may even confer some benefits.
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Britain's 'New Puritans': Youth Drinking Falls Dramatically A leading explanation for the decline of drinking in Britain is the rise of social media, Iliana Magra reports: Social media has made users more image-conscious, he noted, while also providing lasting documentation, in text and images, of behavior people might prefer to forget.
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As Vox's Matt Yglesias writes, all the external evidence we have of Kavanaugh's time in high school — from his yearbook entry about being the treasurer of the Keg City Club to his 2015 comment that "what happens at Georgetown Prep stays at Georgetown Prep" — puts his latest comments about drinking in question.
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Later, once I had settled into my life in San Francisco, I would learn that the year I spent drinking in dive bars with friends from the publishing industry, moaning about our impossible futures, was the same year many of my new friends, coworkers, and crushes swiftly and quietly made their first millions.
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Health campaign groups have hailed the findings of the latest study, which support other recent studies that have noticed falls in youth drinking in the UK and US. Britain has seen more dramatic declines in teenage drinking than any other European country since 2002, a World Health Organization report found last month.
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Equally, though, there's nobody better suited to headlining Reading and Leeds in front of thousands of British teens than someone who—having spent the 19753s drinking in queues outside grotty Carling Academies, and playing community centers, for mates who'd exchanged crumpled fivers for Xs on the backs of their hands—gets them so entirely.
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While it's up to the individual listener to determine whether FJM succeeds in his ambition or not, we'll have to see if the album version of "Leaving LA" slaps as hard as Bran Van 3000's deathless "Drinking in LA" or the obscure soft rock heater which shares the same name as FJM's song.
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And many saw too many gaps and doubts piling up around Judge Kavanaugh: the White House's withholding of 100,000 pages of records from his time as a lawyer in the Bush Administration; his credit card debts; and his celebration of heavy drinking in a speech and in emails that were turned over to the Senate.
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Now, in "What Makes a Wine Worth Drinking: In Praise of the Sublime" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $25), he takes his exploration a step further, making a case for the ability of great wine to reveal in intricate detail what it means to be human while helping us to explore our own characters and personalities.
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Ms. Danler is a sensitive observer of the almost wartime camaraderie among workers at a restaurant that's humming at full capacity, of the exhaustion, of the postshift drinking in dive bars until dawn, of the sex and other stimulants — the biggest one simply being young and alive and open to the animal and intellectual possibilities that New York offers.
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The last record from The Voidz featured one semi-acceptable song, "Leave It In My Dreams"—mostly by virtue of it leaning directly into that infamous lazy drawl of Casablancas, the one where it sounds like he's been left drying out and day-drinking in the sun—while the rest of that album resembled a mechanical headache.
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WHAT WE'RE READING State and local health departments are scrambling to deal with the Zika virus after seeing their budgets trimmed in recent years (NPR) More than half of U.S. cancer rates could be prevented if more people followed long-standing health guidance like exercising, not smoking, drinking in moderation and maintaining a healthy body weight (Washington Post).
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For all its rose-tinted views on the sesh, "Drinking in LA" is less about the party itself and more about the moment of the night where you start to sober up and reflect on where you are, what you've done, and all the life choices you have made that have led you to this moment.
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Before that, though, her life had been a series of battles — private ones (with anger issues and alcohol, leading her to stop drinking in 19953) as well as public ones, like a notable episode in 21995: After a march on the State Capitol in Jackson, she was held with 286,268 other demonstrators in a livestock pen for 11 days.
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LONDON — It may not surprise anyone who has observed binge-drinking in pub-culture Britain on a Saturday night, but researchers at the University of Cambridge have produced historical evidence to suggest that, if the size of wine glasses is any guide, the British capacity to imbibe has soared since 1700, especially in the past couple of decades.
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The campaign was designed to curb heavy drinking in the United Kingdom, where one person dies every hour as a result of alcohol, according to Alcohol Change UK.The nonprofit asserts that it is not anti-alcohol but rather focused on reducing harm from alcohol, both for people seeking a healthier relationship with it and for those indirectly affected by drinking.
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There's family-style drinking in the "Puff Puff Pass," like a Texas izakaya spider bowl punch meant to be shared amongst friends, and more shochu options (a couple barley selections, rice, several potatoes, buckwheat) than you're hippest bartender friend would know how to navigate, which are mixed into cocktails like grapefruit sours and whiskey fizzes meant to be paired with pickles, grilled things, and smoked things.
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We then see how everyone in this storyline finds out what happened: Pablo's mother finds out while on the bus to go see him; Murphy calls Peña, who is drinking in a bar, to let him know all the hard work has finally paid off; Gaviria looks out over his palace peacefully; Tata is still in the hotel room with her kids when she's given the news.
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Even if you don't believe there is magic in the soil or that being born an Englishman is to win the "lottery of life," there is no harm in recognizing the shared traits and ephemera of the place—reveling in the windscreen wiper rhythm of lay-by sandwiches, cheap-sounding house music, badly-fitted leisurewear, and drinking in parks for weeks on end during the summer months.
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But if you're not a teen in 2018, you may recognize that while Superorganism do sound like no one else new right now, they also have some clear touchstones: the slow drawl of Stephen Malkmus; the who-gives-a-shit attitude of "Drinking In LA"; Beck when he still smoked weed but before he wore wide-brimmed hats; MGMT with the acid but also an iPhone.
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The early days of my drinking are the easiest ones to dress in costumes of nostalgia: drinking in smoky bars with other 2150-year-olds who dreamed of becoming writers; running drunk through the peeling paint of the French Quarter, riding piggyback on my boyfriend, both of us fueled by shots of well bourbon; drinking lukewarm rum by candlelight during power outages in Nicaragua.
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C., 32.2 percentNew Mexico, 27.8 percentWashington, 26.7 percentConnecticut, 26 percentVermont 25.7 percentHere at the five states with the highest percentage of high school students who reported binge drinking in the past 30 days:West Virginia, 24.4 percentMontana, 23.5 percentNew Jersey, 23 percentIowa, 23 percentArkansas 22.9 percentThis is probably a good thing, considering too much alcohol can lead to major injuries and death, whereas too much weed might make you slightly uncomfortable.
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The ladies strut through a city singing the 1984 Bonnie Tyler song "Holding Out for a Hero" (popularized by the movie Footloose), as the music intones, "Where have all the good men gone?" and impossibly hot women do the Beyoncé strut through streets littered with drunken, passed-out dudes Why would Heineken spend money on an ad that portrays drinking in such a, well, nasty and not-sexy manner?
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To the extent where you will absolutely just pause from time to time, gently strolling left to right and back again, drinking in a scene that is so close to photo real that it's like a stretch of northern Scandinavia fell into your TV. You'll rarely have seen rocks and moss, ferns and bark, knackered tire rubber, and rusted metal look quite so touchable in a video game.
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For Democrats determined to derail Judge Kavanaugh, his performance last week before the Senate Judiciary Committee — his dissembling about his teenage years; his playing down drinking in high school and college; his raw, angry emotions; and his broadsides against Democratic questioners — is proving to be a new avenue of attack, if the accusations of sexual assault are not enough to swing the votes of three key Republicans and two undecided Democrats.
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They include on-the-spot collection of fines as high as 140 euros, or about $183, for public urination, drunkenness or excessive noise (enforcement agents will be equipped with hand-held devices to take card payments); rigorous street cleaning; and the hiring of additional "hosts," or security workers in orange T-shirts, who are trained to give information and remind people of the rules, which include no drinking in the streets and no photographing prostitutes.
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Some of the stories on display were public — including that of Coccinelle, the first French person to have sexual reassignment surgery and one of the first openly trans performers — but the majority were purposely private, and viewers were given little information beyond the remarkable images they saw: a picture of male prisoners of war in a Nazi camp in frumpy dresses and wigs, students at a women's college in the US drinking in oversize men's clothes.
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As the FBI continues its planned week-long investigation into Kavanaugh and the allegations against him, one of the central questions is whether he lied to the Judiciary Committee about the nature and extent of his drinking in high school and college and, if he did, whether it will be disqualifying for a very small group of undecided senators including Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), Susan Collins (R-Maine), Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) and Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.).
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A recent report in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs (PDF) highlighted two such studies: One in 2011 in Sweden of 13-year-olds found that when children were offered alcohol by a parent, it was associated with a higher likelihood of heavy episodic drinking in girls, but not in boys; and a 1997 study of fourth- and sixth-graders in the United States found that when parents offered children a small amount of alcohol, the children were more likely to initiate alcohol use on their own.
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Frankly, there is something endearing about MomOfADragon composing a perfectly balanced shot of both her butt and a bottle of Doggie Style Pale Ale, alongside her short review in the comments (hops ratio is off, too malty for a pale, 3.5 out of 5.) Personally, I'm not sure I'll ever bring a camera with me when drinking in the shower, but I'm overjoyed to know that if I ever do, I'll be met by a group of people that will supportively ogle me while also debating the ideal acidic levels for a Belgian Wit.
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My concern is that the vulnerabilities that have come to light in recent days — not only Dr. Blasey's precise allegation of sexual assault but also tales of the nominee's heavy drinking in high school and beyond, his disturbingly suggestive yearbook entry, and his buddy who could say a lot but who chooses not to talk — collectively have already started to drown out the vulnerabilities that should have made the nomination something other than the partisan glide path to confirmation that it was on when the first-round hearing ended.
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