But there's something else in the mix, something that pushes them from casual drinking to binge drinking to blackout.
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Increases were even higher in cities without public transport, where the presence of Uber led average drinking to rise by 5% and instances of binge drinking to go up by around 20%.
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But slowly, my working routine allowed my drinking to escalate.
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"Drink seltzer if you're just drinking to hydrate," says André.
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He denied ever drinking to the point of blacking out.
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Warmer months will extend dining and drinking to a rooftop garden.
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Thankfully, Taylor takes a break from drinking to play some DDR.
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I was even popping Xanax and drinking to numb my pain.
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Below, 10 bar tools from W&P Design worth drinking to:
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The last thing you should do is start drinking to relax.
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Instead of drinking to forget, you can now drink to fight back.
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In high school, it's probably more popular than drinking, to be honest.
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Read This Next: When Should I Stop Drinking to Avoid a Hangover?
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And as visitors reminded us — isn't the purpose of drinking to relax?
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He downplayed his excessive youthful drinking to the point of rank dishonesty.
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Many have developed habits — the gym, masturbating, video games, drinking — to cope.
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But experts say such restrictions may only drive drinking to even riskier settings.
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I made a decision then and there to stop drinking, to value life.
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I had been drinking to excess with some regularity since I was 14.
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You may end up drinking to build the courage to make out with strangers.
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After they were done, they all went out drinking to celebrate being back together.
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Some fraternity brothers said they never saw Judge Kavanaugh drinking to excess in college.
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Then, she continues to complain about Kelsey's crying and drinking to other women afterward.
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Madame Vo BBQ brings "nhậu"—the Vietnamesee culture of eating and drinking—to NYC.
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"We found that there isn't really any benefit of drinking to your health," he said.
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A new study finds binge drinking to be a habit among some senior citizens, too.
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But it's better to eat before you start drinking to slow the effects of alcohol.
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I don't see myself ever getting to the point of drinking to block my feelings.
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Oh, they also have to be OK with drinking to excess on a Thursday afternoon.
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I'm not arguing that you should engage in light drinking to avoid those six cancers.
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She spends her evenings drinking to excess and watching back-to-back true crime shows.
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That includes the obvious: Don't smoke, exercise often, limit drinking to excess, and watch your diet.
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From the excessive drinking to Ephraim's visions of mermaids and octopuses, things start to get weird.
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"Everything he did, from the trips to the drinking to the ultimate assault was very calculated."
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What might seem like excessive drinking to one person could be totally normal to someone else.
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Among his other books was "The Negroni: Drinking to La Dolce Vita, with Recipes & Lore" (2013).
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Despite the heart-healthy hypothesis, plenty of studies have linked moderate drinking to more health problems.
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The Diagnostic Service Manual (DSM) uses the last year of a person's drinking to determine alcohol dependency.
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But drinking to excess has its risks, which become increasingly serious the more regularly you're overdoing it.
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Drinking for the wrong reasons and drinking to excess; that's when we recognize it to be problematic.
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In the episode, Meg starts drinking to boost her social capital at school during her senior year.
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The truth is you don't have to be a binge-drinking alcoholic for drinking to be problematic.
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I went from a college kid binge drinking to a full-blown addiction I hid from everyone.
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Five years later, we find ourselves drinking to — if not celebrating — another turning point in our lives.
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But unlike, say, a tobacco tax and smoking, the goal is not to get drinking to zero.
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And the women aren't the kind of beleaguered, downtrodden creatures you imagine drinking to get through the day.
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"Drinking to forget," Sara heard a coworker once say, when the counselor asked him how he was doing.
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One glass every evening is actually preferable to limiting your drinking to the weekends and loading up then.
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Drinking to excess is unhealthy and sets the stage for potentially illegal activity, including unsafe driving and violence.
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But Kavanaugh has maintained that while he enjoyed beer, he wasn't drinking to the point of blacking out.
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Blacking out doesn't mean drinking to the point of involuntarily falling asleep, as Kavanaugh suggested, she told me.
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And with negligible exception, these incidents involved drinking to excess—another activity which fraternities claim to regulate or forbid.
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That prompts the therapist to find out whether one of the parents has been drinking to dull their pain.
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From being peer pressured into drinking to making terrible financial decisions, Drake's old tweet is still a big mood.
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Kids with an absent parent were more than twice as likely to report drinking to excess than other children.
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On Sunday, Theroux's latest documentary, Drinking to Oblivion, took a decidedly sobering look at the lives of British alcoholics.
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"It is not unknown for cardiologists to recommend people actually take up drinking to improve heart health," Stockwell noted.
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He doesn't smoke or do drugs, avoids drinking to excess, and maintains a diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
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"They don't need to become abstainers or teetotalers, but in many cases, they could reduce their drinking to safer levels."
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Instead, we all pretended that we might have been drinking to be "out of control dangerous" or whatever is was.
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The challenge involves saltwater because that's what the hunger strikers are drinking to stabilize their health while abstaining from food.
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And instead of drinking to develop the courage to approach someone or hookup with them, practice being a better communicator.
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His mother, Peggy, took to drinking to cope, eventually leading to Cranston being sent to live on his grandparents' farm.
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While it may be effective in the short term, drinking to cope with problems leads to worse long-term consequences.
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She had been abstaining from drinking to support her fiancé's decision to give up alcohol, her mother, Linda King, said.
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Mr. Sherman was driving a patrol car carrying two other officers who had been drinking to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
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Some attackers, for example, may simply take advantage of a social situation in which there is drinking to assault someone.
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One recent study—like others before it—linked moderate drinking to a lower risk for cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality.
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Using drugs to stay up on your work, or drinking to socialize more fluidly with your colleagues are both easy solutions.
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Burdened by loneliness and feelings of low self-worth, Garland deals with her pain by drinking to excess and taking pills.
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Here, drinking to excess is culturally linked with aggression and manhood, and may be more deliberately pursued outside the family at bars.
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Be warned, though, when El Niño does get here, it's in the mood to fucking party—and it's drinking to get drunk.
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I've found it's best to recognize and accept the things I miss about drinking—to accept I may never stop missing them.
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"It can mean a couple of days, weeks or months off from drinking to come back to that baseline," he told me.
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One of our best-read stories today is an essay by a college senior on campus culture that encourages drinking to blackout.
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Drinking to Blackout Competition, stress and fears about the job market have college students trying to forget by drowning themselves in vodka.
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"This area has several gay bars and clubs well suited for everything from casual drinking to all-night dance partying," he wrote.
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He compares giving up drinking to dieting—there's no magic pill, and someone trying to quit has to want the change badly.
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The guy on acoustic guitar and groups of friends playing badminton — all drinking to-go beers — made it that much more special.
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He's been drinking to cope with his son killing people and animals for fun, but he wasn't cool with anyone locking Connor up.
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They were celebrating new tattoos and twenty-third birthdays and dogs they loved and drinking "to Berlin!" with many small bottles of champagne.
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Serena, terrified of being labeled Feminazi No. 1, starts drinking to loosen up enough to play the part of a good Everlasting suitress.
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There are some who clearly want the latter, and who expect government to hold the line on everything from drinking to population growth.
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"It doesn't seem that people are switching from drinking to drugs," said Dr. Melissa Oldham, the lead author of the Sheffield University report.
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After talking with other passengers, though, Fehrenbacher and Christoph decided to cut back on drinking to keep their immune systems in working order.
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I spent so long drinking to mask all of my emotions that any type of feeling causes me to panic and feel overwhelmed.
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In one of the publicity photos for Drinking to Oblivion, I'm in Brighton with a contributor called Joe and Joe's a good-looking guy.
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One of the candidates in this hypothetical election was defending a ban on campus drinking to reduce sexual violence, while the other opposed it.
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Unlike his explanations of other yearbook entries, Kavanaugh didn't explicitly deny that he joined the "Ralph Club" by drinking to the point of vomiting.
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Whereas once kids drank to have fun, as early as the 2000s researchers began seeing a trend of kids drinking to manage negative emotions.
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They talk about drinking to overcome inhibitions, only to wake up the next morning feeling unfulfilled, unsure and sometimes even regretful about their choices.
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And he grew up to be a man skilled enough at evading questions about his teenage drinking to stop just short of a lie.
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"I think this is actually consistent with every organization's recommendation that, overall, no one should start drinking to prevent heart disease or diabetes," Mozaffarian says.
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Archie may be in an even worse place than her considering he decided to start drinking to numb the pain of his parents' impending divorce.
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But if you're regularly drinking to the point of blacking out at a younger age, you're already incurring damage that isn't going to be repaired.
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In other words, he's just your typical good-vibes, happy drunk, which is exactly what you would want if you are drinking to combat loneliness.
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Beyond simply drinking to socialize, there are two types of adolescents and young adults with a particular risky combination of personality and drinking motive preference.
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Drinking to black out has very little to do with the pressures of college and much to do with the pressures of society at large.
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Brian McKeon, who served as chief of staff for the Obama National Security Council, said he does not recall Dr. Jackson ever drinking to excess.
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As far as he could tell, it was his work, not the war, that stressed him out, that kept him drinking to calm his nerves.
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He decided he wouldn't keep any alcohol in the house and would cut back his drinking to an occasional beer or wine at social events.
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After Kavanaugh was sworn in, many people, including one college club and a senator, showed themselves drinking to celebrate the new justice, using the hashtag #BeersForBrett.
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One of the most nerve-racking moments I had was doing the alcohol documentary, Drinking to Oblivion, and we were in an apartment in south London.
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Drinking to cope with parental stress blurs the line between self-care and abuseBell's point is an important one: Being a parent can be extremely stressful.
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Why you should learn this kind of discipline but not the other kind — the one that stops you from drinking to excess — is a difficult question.
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Since the Champagne Papi is notoriously drinking every night (because he's drinking to his accomplishments), we want to make sure he's keeping an eye on his health.
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Bill, for his part, loves drinking to the point of peeing himself — "It's a small tax for the feeling of invincibility I get from alcohol," he observes.
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The report finds that Lewis engaged in inappropriate behavior with females and drinking to excess in public with subordinates, but it does not accuse him of adultery.
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"There is a role for prescription drugs in helping people who are alcohol dependant or regularly drinking to excess," says Jackie Ballard, Chief Executive of Alcohol Concern.
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Evans acknowledged in his statement that players already receive training on how to navigate their way around the temptations of drinking to excess or getting sucked into gambling.
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One Sunday night I got the call from my temp agency saying they had a job for me on the Monday—so I went out drinking to celebrate.
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It's not acceptable for male drinking to be an excuse for men who rape (or attempt to rape), while female drinking is rendered an excuse for male perpetrators.
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The One Too Many campaign "reminds passengers of their responsibilities and the severe consequences of drinking to excess," said Karen Dee, chief executive of the Airport Operators Association.
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I try to eat pretty healthy and keep my drinking to a minimum during the week so that I can relax a little and enjoy myself on the weekends.
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"I am being very honest about drinking to numb my pain but that is just a way a lot of people mask what is really going on," she continued.
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During his tenure with beloved Southern rockers Drive-By Truckers, Isbell planned his drinking to keep him on his feet for the duration of the band's marathon live shows – barely.
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Maybe I couldn't loosen up because, before this relationship, I hadn't had much sex while I was sober—in most past sexual interactions, I relied on drinking to even flirt.
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"Smart" has been slapped onto everything from cups (that analyze what you're drinking) to surfboards (that let you check your text messages between waves) to clothing (that tracks calorie expenditure).
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It's true that drinking to excess can lead to illness and disease, including several types of cancer, brain damage, and liver damage, and it can even shorten your life span.
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No gender or individuals were implicitly or explicitly identified by that statement because it was simply a recognition that drinking to excess in public can be bad for one's reputation.
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It may not matter to you, but I find it important, as I prefer pinot noirs that display finesse rather than power, and I prefer drinking to meting out sips.
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Roughly 63 percent of U.S. workers said they regularly engage in unhealthy behaviors, such as drinking, to combat work-related stress, according to a Statista survey of over 17,000 adults.
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But most of us are also willing to do at least a minimum to promote or maintain our own healthcare by eating somewhat well, not smoking, or drinking to excess, etc.
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The afternoon will hit and you will keep drinking to keep the buzz going, and to prevent your body from burning out by getting sober in the middle of the day.
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"People with social anxiety are at high risk of developing depression and turning to drinking to cope," says Heather Grigo, a psychiatrist formerly employed by the US Department of Veterans Affairs.
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At the next stop I got out of the van to stretch my legs and, if I could find the words, ask him to stop drinking, to remember himself, or me.
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She and Ms. Desfontaine were too polite to say so, but the Anglo-Saxon culture of drinking to get drunk is far less present in French life, though not entirely absent.
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One of the most memerable parts during the hearing for me was when Judge Kavanaugh was asked if he ever blacked out at party's in high school from drinking to much beer.
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To meet our minimum needs, from drinking to cooking and cleaning, the World Health Organization says we need 2000 to 26 gallons of water a day, or about 50 to 100 liters.
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She allegedly told investigators she was drinking to help with her hangover from the night before and admitted to consuming two wine coolers and three or four Jim Beam Honey shooters, authorities allege.
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The truck had grown weary of this tedium and had broken down, and since the Alonso brothers preferred painting and drinking to lifting the truck's spirits, it had been left to grow weeds.
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That's when Rockne's voice settles in, she starts drinking to forget, the slide guitars back off of one another, and the heart of the record comes through: weary but not quite broken-down.
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For those us not planning on hitting up a shitty bar in Manhattan, drinking to excess in the streets, and adorning our faces with shamrock temporary tattoos, March 17 marks a distressing day.
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Going through old pictures of the night of Pulse, I remember my struggles of perversion, heavy drinking to drown out everything and having promiscuous sex that led to H.I.V. My struggles were real!
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Next up, Kardashian West posted a picture of the Blueberry Detox Smoothie from Medical Medium, a company that encourages juice-drinking to cure certain illnesses (as you can probably guess, Gwyneth Paltrow loves it).
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Defense lawyers did not necessarily paint a flattering picture of their client, who acknowledged having sex with the woman, despite the fact that she had been drinking to the point of vomiting several times.
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In these cases, fucking with memory could actually be a good thing, research suggests, because it could erase the association made between these subtle triggers and the "rewards" of drinking, to use Pavlovian jargon.
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The fact that Liv has agreed to help Mellie with her book suggests we've got some great Liv-Mellie collaboration — including, hopefully, some hooch-drinking — to look forward to in the rest of the season.
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Letter To the Editor: Bonnie Tsui's beautifully written essay "Drinking by Numbers" (Sunday Review, June 19) brought to light the issue of how easily one can segue from the "social" realm of drinking to alcoholism.
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He maintained that heavy use of alcohol is a "way of life," that many heavy drinkers can choose to reduce their drinking to moderate levels, and that most definitions of the word "alcoholic" are phony.
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Officials recommended that locals boil water in the Corpus Christi and Victoria area before drinking, to make sure it's safe, and said that most refineries voluntarily shut down before the storm hit, preventing extensive environmental contamination.
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To wake up every day with a hangover and go to a new airport wasn't as fun and cool as people imagine, and then starting that loop of 'drinking to get better', which wasn't fun either.
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If you're feeling a bit pickled after a month of holiday celebration — or just prefer to keep your drinking to a minimum, regardless of season — take heart: It's an especially good time to be a teetotaler.
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Like other rebellious young women in coming-of-age stories, but unlike most princesses, Bean acts out by drinking to excess and hooking up with Viking marauders and hot guys she picks up at donkey auctions.
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"With this new global campaign, we want to show the importance of staying in control and the benefits of not drinking to excess to both the individual and to those around them," Pugh told me via email.
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College students and recent graduates, often armed with mom and dad's credit card for "emergencies," travel abroad, drinking to excess, participating in illegal or embarrassing behavior, and flying back home to share their stories on social media.
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There are now more than 21 longitudinal studies that have found that the more young people are exposed to alcohol advertising, the more likely they are to start drinking — or, if they're already drinking, to drink more.
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"We have been leading the industry to tackle the issue of drinking to excess in the airport before flying, as well as the illicit consumption of duty free alcohol on board the aircraft, for some time," he said.
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And that's how it spread around the world — from alcoholism (binge-drinking) to excessive food consumption (binge-eating, introduced around a century ago), until finally, around 2014, largely thanks to Netflix, we began to talk of binge-watching.
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Besides harassment, Ms. Greene's suit accused Mr. Farenthold of drinking "to excess" on numerous occasions and said that staff members who accompanied him to Capitol Hill functions were put on "redhead patrol" to keep him out of trouble.
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One thing he noticed early on was that asking his patients to cut back on bad habits like eating junk food or drinking to excess was often bound to fail unless he addressed the underlying reasons for those behaviors.
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Binge-drinking accounts for 77% of the costs of excessive alcohol use, as measured by lost workplace productivity and extra health-care costs, for example, but less than a fifth of Americans report drinking to excess in any one month.
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The glaciers are called ice stupas, which look like magical ice palaces in the dry, brown terrain, and are meant to store water for trees, farming and drinking to these villages until the sun melts it during the summer months.
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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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The study found that among people with a high genetic risk, those who maintained a health lifestyle -- meaning they watched their diet, exercised regularly, kept their drinking to a minimum and didn't smoke -- were less likely to develop dementia later in life.
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Six New Cocktails, Alcohol Not Included If you're feeling a bit pickled after a month of holiday celebration — or just prefer to keep your drinking to a minimum, regardless of season — take heart: It's an especially good time to be a teetotaler.
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It's important for parents to remember that their returning students sometimes need support around experiences they may not have mentioned in texts or weekly phone calls, from helping a roommate who has blacked out from drinking to facing psychological problems such as depression and anxiety.
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During Purim, which begins this year on the evening of March 20, Jews are encouraged to indulge in playful revelry, eating rich pastries, drinking to excess and dancing in the synagogue — something like Mardi Gras, and coincidentally coming around the same time of the year.
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Raising taxes on alcohol would not only help cover the costs associated with people drinking to excess, but that strategy might also lead to less problem drinking, said study coauthor Dr. Timothy Naimi, a physician and researcher at Boston Medical Center and Boston University.
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It was also a symptom of genuine internal agony from a man who vehemently denies assaulting Ford, or drinking to excess as a teenager to such an extent that he may have blacked out or failed to remember any elements of the alleged assault.
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A special government task force recently recommended five personal hygiene habits:using a tissue when coughing or sneezing; using designated serving spoons during group meals; using trays when eating or drinking to limit contamination in case of spills; keeping public toilets clean and dry; and regular hand washing.
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"The one thing I've not gotten my head around is the reaction of people I don't even know," he said of Drynuary's detractors, of whom there have been many, from those who think it trivializes the problem of binge drinking to those who just think it's stupid.
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I'd learned when I stopped drinking to pay attention to the people who had what I wanted: an ease, an unselfconsciousness, a clarity of mind that, when I was looking for solace in the bottom of complicated cocktails and vials of increasingly shitty drugs, I'd never been able to find.
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But while that survey found problem-drinking is reaching "crisis" levels in the US, research has also shown that if people can restrict their drinking to moderate levels—usually defined as a drink a day or less for women, or two or fewer for men—their health is likely to benefit.
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In recent years, its image has been tarnished by episodes of misbehavior by agents, ranging from drinking to soliciting prostitutes: April 2017 An off-duty agent assigned to Vice President Mike Pence's detail was suspended amid accusations of meeting a prostitute at a Maryland hotel, multiple law enforcement sources told CNN.
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"While fraternities and sororities bring countless benefits to participants and the community as a whole through lifelong friendship, philanthropy, and character building, Andrew Coffey's death should make us question whether these benefits are outweighed by the danger of an organization whose culture celebrates drinking to excess," the grand jury said.
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The lead pipes throughout the city need replacing, and while this massive undertaking is ongoing, residents are required to pick up cases of bottled water at designated supply stations for all their personal needs — from drinking to cleaning to bathing — while still having to pay bills for water that is essentially unusable.
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Finish your beer and wonder if you should have another one, because one more beer would probably take this beyond "casual weekday night drinking" to a Thing, and you don't want to be too drunk in case either of your roommates come home and start thinking of you as the Weird Drinks Alone Guy. 22.
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She seems to think the feminist directive to explain clear standards of consent (a yes, not just the absence of a no) and to shift male behavior is a pipe dream, but telling women to change their behavior to avoid being sexually assaulted (for example, to quit drinking to excess) is eminently realistic rape prevention.
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This is exactly the point made by the artist William Hogarth in his twin prints from 1751, 'Beer Street' and 'Gin Lane,' showing beer-drinking to be a source of prosperity and good fortune, against gin as a source of poverty, depravity, despair, and death—perhaps not the best definition of "recreation," but certainly not utilitarian.
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And since 222, when states began raising the legal age of drinking to 323 from 232 in exchange for federal highway funds — in some cases barely a decade after lowering it — they have not been able to buy a beer at a bar in most of the United States, a restriction that has infuriated college students ever since.
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While the first group reduced their drinking to the largest degree, they also happened to drink more to begin with -- "and therefore their consumption was more likely to decline, a phenomenon known as regression to the mean," explained Matt Field, a professor of psychology at the University of Sheffield in the UK, in an emailed statement.
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Washington (CNN)Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh needs two things to be true in order for his past acknowledged drinking to be non-problematic as it relates to the allegations of sexual assault and sexually inappropriate behavior leveled at him by Christine Blasey Ford and Deborah Ramirez: 1) He drank regularly in high school and college, at times to excess.
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And indeed, simmering under all that Cabernet Sauvignon is a lot of pent-up anger, resentment, and fear — at Abby, who's so concerned about planning everybody else's fun that she's not having any; at Rebecca, who's been in a bad marriage for years and can't see it; at Naomi, who's drinking to stave off having to deal with a potential medical issue; at Jenny, who's constantly negative; and at Catherine, the most financially secure of them all, and the most insecure.
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