"This usually occurs when men consume more than five drinks in two hours or when women consume more than four drinks in two hours."
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For women and older men, the institute advises no more than three drinks in one day and no more than seven drinks in a week.
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Still, the campus began selling caffeinated soft drinks in 2017.
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In February, I met Rouda for drinks in Laguna Beach.
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The wildest notions are reserved for drinks in the Aviary.
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And coronavirus has killed demand for alcoholic drinks in China.
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SOUTH DAKOTA: Ode to Food and Drinks in Sioux Falls
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No more than four drinks in a single day and 14 drinks in a week is the line drawn for men age 21 to 64, according to National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.
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To assess binge drinking, researchers asked how many times teen girls had four or more drinks in a row within two hours, and how often teen boys had five or more drinks in two hours.
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There's no such thing as "having a couple drinks" in Boystown.
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They span hotel licensing in Azerbaijan and energy drinks in Israel.
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The chain's also testing out some new drinks in select locations.
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With four or five drinks in me, I couldn't be stopped.
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Wines could easily have been dark, cloudy drinks in Homer's time.
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A few drinks in, he told me he was seeing someone.
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A single bar serves strong drinks in cans or plastic cups.
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And, after the new year they met over drinks in Midtown.
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The researchers' definition: for a man, downing five or more standard drinks in a day (each containing 14 grams of alcohol) at least weekly during the past year; for a woman, four such drinks in a day.
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Arrange for the bartender to serve your signature drinks in smaller glasses.
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As part of the ritual, Piazza consumed 18 drinks in 82 minutes.
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Fanta is one of the most popular soft drinks in the world.
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I once went on a date for drinks in a matte lip.
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They get too many drinks in them and they do stupid shit.
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Angus: I will dance in a club with no drinks in me.
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An encouraging report on a tax on sugary drinks in Berkeley, Calif.
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It's been focusing on lower-calorie and lower-sugar drinks in particular.
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Put down your iced coffee — there are some new chilly drinks in town.
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I really need to break this habit of two drinks in the morning.
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Kardashian West now rarely drinks; in 2016, her sister Khloé Kardashian told Elle.
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I had to have a few drinks in me to be that way.
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A few drinks in and we had an idea: a LaCroix flavor generator.
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A half hour later, another flight attendant began serving drinks in the cabin.
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The next night, I met Logan Fletcher, 26, for drinks in Hell's Kitchen.
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And, of course, they've gotten through a fair few drinks in the process.
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Coca-Cola stopped producing sugary drinks in Venezuela because it cannot obtain sugar.
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This is Fanta, one of the most popular soft drinks in the world.
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You're two, maybe three drinks in, and you suddenly get a special hunger.
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Customers can order ahead and pick up their drinks in a sleek store.
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"I remember seeing him with two drinks in his hand," she told BuzzFeed News.
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Friends and family bumped around on the dance floor, open bar drinks in hand.
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Several customers offered to buy Mr. Glenn drinks in condolence, but he politely declined.
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It agreed to buy Bare Foods in May and KeVita drinks in late 22019.
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They find a drag bar, where Jackson settles down and drinks in the entertainment.
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This lets owners pack it full of ice and store drinks in the frunk.
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As such, I chalked up the stories about great drinks in Brno to exaggeration.
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I have had two drinks in the last seven hours and I feel awful.
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This year, Starbucks is serving drinks in a variety of different holiday cup designs.
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He added a 15-cent tax on sugary drinks in his restaurants last year.
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The elaborate-seeming drinks in glasses as thin-stemmed and polished as your designer stilettos.
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But do "good friends" pull each other's hair and throw drinks in one another's face?
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Glastonbury's organizers said they will be selling water and soft drinks in recyclable cans instead.
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Boulder passed a tax on sugary drinks in a closer race, according to unofficial results.
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During those open to close sets, I'll have four or five drinks, in eight hours.
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Sales of soft drinks in the US have been declining for more than a decade.
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Passing a tax on sugary drinks in Cook County marked a key moment for proponents.
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A bill to place warning labels on sugary drinks in Baltimore failed two years ago.
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Papaya King started as a tropical juice stand, originally named Hawaiian Tropical Drinks, in 43.
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Around the country, others took to social media and bought rounds of drinks in celebration.
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More than two in five binge drinkers consumed eight or more drinks in a row.
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Both ends of the venue swelled with energy as attendees sipped their drinks in anticipation.
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You circumnavigate the crazy complicated drinks in the specialty glassware and order a bourbon neat.
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I know, everyone drinks in college, but I truly drank to cope with my illness.
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Summery, frozen boozy drinks are the best kind of boozy drinks, in my humble opinion.
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That includes menu items in restaurants and items such as sandwiches and drinks in stores.
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The CDC defines binge-drinking as consuming an average of 7 drinks in quick succession.
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The job requires more than "a pretty face pouring drinks in the sky," she said.
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Over drinks in London, Papadopoulos then told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer about his conversations with Mifsud.
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The market size for alcoholic drinks in Western Europe has shrunk over the past five years.
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After all, he's the one who asks her for another round of drinks in the city.
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"Hitler's a damned remarkable man," Tollever says over drinks in Pug's elegant Washington, D.C., living room.
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Three weeks after the floodwaters had receded, a friend and I had drinks in downtown Houston.
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This summer I've seen a proliferation of seasoning syrups for drinks, in fruit and floral flavors.
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They lodged at The Mercer hotel in Soho, and received friends for drinks in the lobby.
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This should offset continued long-term secular declines in carbonated soft drinks in key developed markets.
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But there it was, a small selection of kombucha drinks in a refrigerated section near juice.
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Dunkin' Donuts has also doubled down on its value offers, including $2 drinks in the afternoon.
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The couple was introduced by a mutual friend over dinner and drinks in Manhattan, in 2015.
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Amazon, which on Thursday launched sales of non-perishable food and drinks in Mexico, declined to comment.
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We close our eyes and there we are: drinks in hand, tours mapped, and dinner reservations booked.
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Make the drinks: In a small saucepan over medium-low heat, bring the tisane to a simmer.
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Over months, this exchange blossomed into a friendship, and the two ended up grabbing drinks in London.
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All images: Joe Paglione/Levitating CUPDiehard cocktail aficionados swear by serving specific drinks in the correct glass.
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A 14-year-old with a heart condition died after drinking two energy drinks in 24 hours.
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We're sipping hot drinks in a canalside cafe that feels like a resort during the off-season.
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In a building that was supposed to be alcohol-free, Piazza consumed 18 drinks in 82 minutes.
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Reports of unwitting tourists being served cheap methanol drinks in Indonesia and Bali have surfaced of late.
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We follow that with multiple rounds of drinks in our neighborhood ($20), and chat about random stuff!
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Florence estimates he has around 400 250-packs of canned soft drinks in his home right now.
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" Son: "Hopefully she decides to get a couple of drinks in her and she gets a dui.
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The drinks-in-jam-jars trend is still going strong… Jam jars inspire a lot of hatred.
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Now you and your bestie can enjoy complementary pink and purple drinks in the ultimate summertime Instagram.
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One evening ended with drinks in a large group, but nothing happened even though there was chemistry.
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Brick-and-mortar McCafé locations have closed, but customers can still get McCafé drinks in McDonald's locations.
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Rules imposed decorum; no ice in drinks in the billiards room, for example, lest clinking distract players.
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Sports drinks in general are an attractive market for companies like Coca-Cola (KO) and PepsiCo (PEP).
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When he had a few drinks in him, he talked a little more and could be funny.
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I'm meeting three friends for drinks in a bit, so I need to shower and make myself presentable.
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Papadopoulos told Australian diplomat Alexander Downer over drinks in May 2016 that Russia had political dirt on Clinton.
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Several countries, along with a handful of American cities, have introduced taxes on sugary drinks in recent years.
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But in real life, people tend to be far less coordinated, especially when they're already several drinks in.
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I'm definitely enjoying tonight, although I'm sure I'll regret the drinks in the morning considering my oncoming cold.
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Rather, the Housewives prefer to throw drinks in the Estée Lauder–painted faces of their fellow female castmates.
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More than 2 out of 20103 of those binge drinkers consumed 8 or more drinks in a row.
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Drinks In the summer, when it comes to drinks, I'm big on just something really cold or refreshing.
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"After you get a couple drinks in you, you start hitting them notes," he says with a smirk.
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As part of the ritual, Piazza consumed 18 drinks in 82 minutes on his first night of pledging.
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In the latest quarter, it launched Diet Coke drinks in sleeker bottles and new flavors like Feisty Cherry.
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Surveillance video showed Piazza was given at least 18 drinks in 82 minutes by members of the fraternity.
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There was a meager minibar with cold drinks in the room, but Wi-Fi was fast and free.
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Usually, you poop after you go to the restaurant, and you pee when you're a few drinks in.
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As I sank into the water, a girl launched a little boat laden with drinks in my direction.
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They got in touch again by email in 230, and met in New York for drinks in 240.
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Then it further progressed to a point where there were innovative drinks in both small and large bars.
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You're going to have a lot of adventures, and I'll want a full report over drinks in Wyoming.
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Front Burner You would expect chilled chocolate drinks in summer at the L. A. Burdick shop and cafe.
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The MillerCoors-owned Henry's Hard Soda brand rolled out a line of flavored Hard Sparkling drinks in 229.
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Mexico added a 10 percent surcharge on sugary drinks in 2014 to reduce alarming levels of diabetes there.
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Teenagers who tended to binge drink, or drink more than 10 drinks in a typical drinking day with the aim of becoming drunk, had an average pulse wave velocity that was 4.7 percent faster than kids who drank no more than 2 drinks in a typical drinking day, the study showed.
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Pictures at an Exhibition Friday Feb 23, 2018 8pm Walt Disney Concert Hall 111 South grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 (Directions) Casual Fridays (including Drinks in THE GARDEN) Come early beginning at 6:30pm and enjoy complimentary drinks in THE GARDEN, complete with excellent views of the DTLA skyline.
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Caitlin Lee, 32, met the "extremely kind and courteous" couple after the newlyweds got iced drinks in Kitchener, Ontario.
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The Lavazza and Argotec ISSpresso was specifically designed to brew fresh Italian espresso (and other hot drinks) in microgravity.
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After the service, the Queen and her family went for drinks in the Deanery before leaving from separate exits.
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One of my housemates sneakily requests to pause the movie by excusing himself to get drinks in the kitchen.
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He also admitted to mixing the chemical with food and drinks in a refrigerator that he shared with Royal.
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Mexico's soda experiment Mexico has seen somewhat mixed results after instituting a 10% tax on sugary drinks in 2013.
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Additionally, the pair, who tied the knot in May 2017, were holding festive baby bottle drinks in their hands.
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The big questions we still have: Is there a limit to the number of drinks in the allotted time?
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Rising import and transportation costs last year forced it to raise prices on its soft drinks in North America.
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Local Caitlin Lee met the "extremely kind and courteous" couple after the newlyweds got iced drinks in Kitchener, Ontario.
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According to Fanning, it all started when craft services started serving the women their drinks in red Solo cups.
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Starbucks has released no fewer than seven summer drinks in the past month – but those are officially old news.
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DRINKS In a nod to blue-collar nostalgia, drink prices are displayed on a backlit sign above the bar.
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During a layover when they have too many drinks in an airport lounge, the brothers finally begin to bond.
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The photo shows an unidentified woman in the captain's seat, with a tray of drinks in front of her.
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And for women, it's more than three drinks on any day or more than seven drinks in any week.
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A friend of hers was D.J.-ing a set, and she wanted to get drinks in the area afterward.
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If theaters are going to sell wine and special mixed drinks in souvenir cups, they must have potty parity.
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That's where you'll also find Deco Bar & Bistro, for casual dining and drinks in an Art Deco-infused room.
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But in 2008, it also set out to serve 25 percent of its drinks in reusable containers by 2015.
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Coke has released a new line of energy drinks In case regular Coke just doesn't rev you up enough.
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Another set of showgoers filed off, drinks in hand, for a late-night show featuring the actress Laurie Metcalf.
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Americans last year consumed 13.8 billion gallons of bottled water, surpassing carbonated soft drinks in popularity, the association said.
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A new study in the journal Circulation found that binge drinking six or more drinks in a night may increase risk for stroke and heart attacks for the following week, but drinking two to four drinks in a night can actually lower the risk for the same events over the next week.
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Dunkin' Brands – Dunkin' is revamping its menu of espresso drinks in order to challenge rival Starbucks with less expensive alternatives.
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I'm sure if you get a couple drinks in these guys every one of them will have some boneheaded thing.
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Julep CupYou can technically serve mint juleps (or other drinks in its family, known as "smashes") in a rocks glass.
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Hurricane GlassOriginally named for the hurricane cocktail, these can also be nice to serve piña coladas or similar drinks in .
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Starting this month, American said drinks in its airport lounges will instead feature biodegradable straws and wooden stir sticks. 3.
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Two drinks in, I'm already a little tipsy but know that my teenage life coach would disapprove of another one.
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"Even something as small as giving up soft drinks in favor of water can lead to big savings," Anspach said.
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On a nearby shelf was a gold-colored insulated teapot filled with peppermint tea, which Steidl drinks in the afternoon.
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If you've got a home full of athletes, it may be worth it to buy your sports drinks in bulk.
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An agriculture ministry spokesman could not say how many drinks in plastic bottles are served in school canteens each year.
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The Cherry River, then is a bourbon-based cocktail and the more accessible of the two drinks in the tree.
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In women, four drinks in a span of two hours, for example, is considered binge drinking (that's two sake bombs).
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A few more drinks in, and it transpires that she's a former IDF solider, and I'm a Middle Eastern Muslim.
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Besides being infinitely more interesting to consume, non-alcoholic beer may also best sports drinks in another area: polyphenol content.
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In a building with 20,000 seats, roughly 300 workers would be behind concession counters and hawking drinks in the stands.
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"We got married here in 2007," said Rose Mueller, enjoying drinks in the G Three with her husband, Matthew Warne.
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Three drinks in, Uncle Sean slung an arm around the Bog Girl's thin blue shoulder, welcoming her into the family.
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The tent includes plenty of seating for guests to enjoy food and drinks in between shows or during after-parties.
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Instead, bring along The Chiller, a portable icy chamber that, much like the HyperChiller, can cool down drinks in a flash.
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Dunkin' Brands (DNKN) is revamping its menu of espresso drinks in order to challenge rival Starbucks (SBUX) with less expensive alternatives.
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The world' best bar for 2019 is revealed Unless it serves uncomplicated, reasonably priced drinks in a quiet environment, we'll pass.
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For instance Campbell Soup bought Bolthouse Farms, a maker of fruity drinks, in 2012, but is now trying to sell it.
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Mandalena Lewis alleges that on a layover in Maui, the flight crew had been having drinks in the pilot's hotel room.
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Maspex is a leading producer of juices and drinks in central and eastern Europe and also sells pasta, cereal and jams.
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Tilray will "be ready" to introduce cannabis drinks in Canada at the end of the year when regulations allow, he said.
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Until a few months ago, ready-made drinks in Hong Kong meant Marks & Spencers canned gin and tonics loaded with preservatives.
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Its suction power helps quicken up the cold brew process, giving you deliciously balanced drinks in as little as two minutes.
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At Starbucks Now stores, customers order ahead and pick up their drinks in a store that's smaller than a typical cafe.
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The super flattering design will take you from the office to after-work drinks in a snap with the right accessories.
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I also truly try to stick to four-day workweeks whenever possible, which, yes, means saying no to drinks in the evening.
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Anyone who has had different types of drinks in the same night is aware of how they can affect a body collectively.
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Built by Mitsubishi, Gordon has been steaming and pouring espresso drinks in a glass-enclosed San Francisco kiosk, Cafe X, since January.
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Workers in the City have long enjoyed the tradition of a "cheeky" lunchtime pint or after-work drinks in a nearby pub.
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Then we decide it was Sheryl Sandberg with a couple of drinks in her or something like that, we made a joke.
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The performer can stay on the social media stage (and tumble out in full force after a few drinks in real life).
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The video shows fraternity members urging Piazza to drink at least 18 drinks in 1 hour and 22 minutes, according to Miller.
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People should be aware that drinking energy drinks in combination with alcohol may impair their judgement, and should do so with caution.
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ICED MOCHA, $2.99 — Of all the drinks in this lineup, the iced mocha does the best job at pretending to be fancy.
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This typically happens when men consume five or more drinks, and when women consume four or more drinks in about two hours.
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Chicago already has a tax on retail sales of soft drinks in cans or bottles and on wholesale syrups for fountain drinks.
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Especially since this message comes days after Us Weekly reported that the ex-basketball player was seen buying drinks in Los Angeles.
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Tasting these drinks in both their rye and bourbon versions is a quick study in the differences between these closely related whiskeys.
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The company, which sells Coca-Cola Co drinks in 28 countries mostly in Europe, reported sales grew 5 percent in the quarter.
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Piazza was pledging the Beta Theta Pi fraternity when he drank 18 drinks in 82 minutes as part of a hazing ritual.
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In an effort to capitalize on Instagram-worthy food trends and products, Starbucks released a colorful duo of summer drinks in 2019.
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According to new data compiled by Beverage-Digest, per capita consumption of soft drinks in 2015 hit its lowest level since 1985.
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It's a business that requires endless socializing, where deals are sealed over drinks, in expensive restaurants, swanky clubs and high-end hotels.
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Mayor Jim Kenney initially proposed a 3-cent tax on each ounce of soda, iced tea, and other sugary drinks in March.
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The scheme began back in 2009, when Joseph and Adriana Shayota were legally contracted to sell 5-Hour Energy drinks in Mexico.
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For instance, the mikveh, the communal bath, has not been included nor is the little inn that usually purveyed drinks in the shtetl.
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A couple of months later, Nyong'o said she received an email from Weinstein to go to another screening and for drinks in TriBeCa.
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City Beverages, which does business as Olympic Eagle Distributing, had a 20-year contract to distribute Monster Energy drinks in the Pacific Northwest.
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Prior to the Uber Eats partnership, Starbucks had worked with Postmates to deliver food and drinks in a pilot program back in 2015.
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Ja Rule and Ashanti!), donut towers, alcoholic drinks in pouches with Wang-branded lanyards (for a hands-free experience), and a bouncy house.
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Next month, voters in San Francisco, Oakland and Boulder will decide whether to levy taxes on sodas and sugary drinks in their cities.
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We met at a chic speakeasy, and a few drinks in, I suggested we bar hop — which we did, for another four hours.
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"We are struggling," says Catherine Borbor, who sells drinks in central Monrovia, the capital, and voted to re-elect Ms Sirleaf in 2011.
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In recent years, several nations and states have introduced taxes on sugary soft drinks in an attempt to curb burdens on health systems.
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I'm not the biggest fan of basketball, but it's still a good time and the free food/drinks in the company suite help.
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On the one hand, there's a space for those who enjoy meeting up, getting the drinks in and settling down to watch 2.
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Three drinks in, a teetering twentysomething left most of his Up and Cumming—a frothy high-proof pineapple margarita—spilled on the bar.
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According to his LinkedIn page, Mr. Cook was an employee at Wando's, a bar on campus known for serving mixed drinks in fishbowls.
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The two Japanese Coca-Cola companies, bottle and distribute Coca-Cola drinks in Japan and manage networks of vending machines selling the beverages.
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Analysts recently speculated that Coke would expand its portfolio to include cocktail mixers or actual alcoholic drinks, in an effort to drive growth.
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And these aren't just light refreshments—the tequila drinks will certainly be flowing as staff make sure riders have drinks in their hand.
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The founders served the first drinks in a small pop-up restaurant that they named Kyrönmaan Matkailun Edistämiskeskus (Kyrö's Tourism Agency, roughly translated).
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Not bobbing down the waves on boogie boards, or falling asleep under umbrellas with books in one hand and drinks in the other.
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The coronavirus has turned drinks at the bar into drinks in our individual homes, but that doesn't mean you have to drink alone.
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Certain foods and drinks, in particular, including sauces, salad dressings, soups and cocktails hide common allergens such as wheat, nuts, dairy and shellfish.
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The couple met in 2017 at a Yale hockey game, while waiting in line to get free drinks in the university's fan room.
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It is aimed at reducing consumption of sugary drinks in Mexico, where weight-related diseases kill more people every year than violent crime.
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He also said he would keep pushing to add more low-calorie beverages and to offer soft drinks in smaller cans and bottles.
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Also, only 14.4 percent of seniors in the 2019 survey said that they binge drink: have five or more drinks in a row.
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Those who want to consume spirits at distilleries in Charleston or Columbia or Spartanburg may now mix their drinks in those tasting rooms.
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The replays of celebrating players and fans in rapture, tossing their drinks in the air, after yet another last-minute game-winning goal?
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The Biebs was a few drinks in at Residuals Tavern in Studio City Tuesday when he noticed customers at a nearby table crying.
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We decide to go out for some drinks in my neighborhood, as I haven't really explored the new bars and restaurants since I moved.
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Scientists have showed that marketing junk food and sugary drinks in commercials to children directly influences the amount of unhealthy foods those kids consume.
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The Berkeley case study Berkeley became the first US city to pass taxes on sugary drinks in 2014 after voters overwhelmingly passed the measure.
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Coke's better-than-expected revenue was helped by higher prices for sodas and a strong demand for water and sports drinks in North America.
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Volumes of noncarbonated drinks, which include tea, juices and energy drinks, in the region grew 2 percent in the third quarter ended Sept. 30.
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Teens responded to surveys that asked how often they could recall having at least five drinks in a row over the previous two weeks.
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When entrepreneurs like Cuddy are able to expand it means more money in the local economy and more drinks in the hands of consumers.
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The company has partnered with e-commerce giant Alibaba to deliver its drinks in China and is expanding its U.S. pilot program with UberEats.
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According to Bacardi, which sells its drinks in 160 countries, no markets other than Ontario, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, Alberta, Quebec and Saskatchewan are impacted.
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" A Starbucks barista in Minnesota griped that the new rules had "doubled the amount of time it takes to make drinks in some cases.
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Starbucks Corp shares rose 4.17 percent as the popularity of its holiday-themed drinks in the United States helped quarterly sales top analysts' expectations.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 23 (Reuters) - South African beverage manufacturer Distell has started production of canned drinks in Angola, the firm's chief executive said on Thursday.
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Most camps welcome outsiders in and offer them food and drinks, in keeping with Burning Man's ethos, but the "fancy camps" are more exclusive.
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But it is always worth considering how our food arrives on our plates, and our drinks in our glasses, even if it creates discomfort.
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The opening titles also show the cast in slow-motion, scantily clad and pouring drinks in what is meant to be a sexy way.
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A few drinks in, I decided to move uncomfortably close, at which point I noticed her eyes are fucking open and she's watching you.
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"You've got to do everything with everybody all of the time," he told a friend over drinks in one episode (there were always drinks).
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Another foothold for Taiwanese cooking is izakaya-style, snacky food to serve with drinks in a setting splashed with neon and a cartoon mural.
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During Spring Rush in February, 2017, sophomore Tim Piazza died after an initiation ritual that forced him to drink 18 drinks in 82 minutes.
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In 2017, a student at Penn State died after consuming 18 drinks in 82 minutes and sustaining a traumatic brain injury during hazing rituals.
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And it's fine to drink a little, but avoid binge drinking, which is defined as more than four or five drinks in two hours.
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On Weymi's last birthday, in March, she'd spent more than two Fendi totes—around four thousand dollars—on drinks in less than an hour.
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Visitors sported animal ears and elaborate face paint and wandered past the enclosures of Humboldt penguins, towering giraffes and Sumatran tigers, drinks in hand.
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Clooney, along with Casamigos Tequila co-owners, Mike Meldman, Rande Gerber and the latter's wife, Cindy Crawford, enjoyed dinner and drinks in Miami on Monday.
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And earlier this week, she grabbed a late-afternoon lunch with a male companion at The Merchant Kitchen & Drinks in the city's Downtown Crossing section.
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I'm meeting a group of friends from university for drinks in a different part of town, so I hop on the tram to get there.
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She gives a half attentive wave goodbye, before she stops, turns around, and drinks in the office through her wide, round eyes one last time.
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It's often boring to feel dread creeping over you as our heroine beckons the waitress back over, or (even worse) drinks in the driver's seat.
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On Saturday, it was back to the beach — sipping tropical drinks in a red hot two-piece and showing off her new sarong to fans.
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But what if, instead of having one drink for you and another for your co-pilot, you have four drinks in your enormous pickup truck?
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The drinks flowed inside, also, with wine be Hailstone Vineyards, passed tequila shots, and a Stoli vodka bar making customized drinks in disco-ball glasses.
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Room service is available 24 hours, as is a limited menu of snacks and drinks in the library and glass-walled galleria overlooking Gran Via.
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He gets a few drinks in him and we have a conversation about jobs/stuff/blah blah but then it arrived at who we admired.
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By the end of clip, it's hard to imagine two people we'd rather consumer upwards of eight drinks in the middle of the day with.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says one in six adults binge about four times a month, downing about eight drinks in each binge.
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According to the complaint, the pilot asked Ms. Pina to join him for pizza and drinks in the hotel bar where flight crews spend time.
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For men, risky drinking is more than four drinks on any day or more than 14 drinks in any week, according to the national institute.
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"We wanted to serve the kinds of goodies people want to eat when they're a few drinks in and busting moves on the dance floor!"
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When they met for drinks in New York, she said, she immediately asked him to be at the wedding simply for his laid-back energy.
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After an inconclusive meeting, he and Ms. Morrissy Merick adjourned for drinks in her hotel room, where she persuaded him to have Westmoreland's edict reversed.
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By 2018, it served just 1.3 percent of its drinks in personal reusable cups, despite a decade-long effort to get its customers to switch.
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I guess that was one takeaway from this summer's Tour de France—that most of the top teams had ketone supplement drinks in their bottles.
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There is a "doomsday sentiment" among many bitcoin users, who horde the currency along with nonperishable food and drinks in the event of an emergency.
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But let it stand for all the carefully researched, correctly mixed drinks in TAK Room's lounge, an overlooked addition to the local cocktail scene ($15).
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By the end of the pilot, they're swapping personal stories and strategizing how to build a potentially career-defining case over drinks in a bar.
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Then he exploded a bottle of honey all over the table, cleaned it up, exploded it again, and finished making the 12 drinks in awkward silence.
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Data from Beverage Marketing Corporation (BMC), another consultancy, show that consumption of bottled water overtook that of sugary soft drinks in America in 2016 (see chart).
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But with your own espresso machine, you can make those same drinks in the comfort of your own kitchen while avoiding chain coffee shops' exorbitant prices.
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On the right side of the page, the two men, one in blackface and the other in the KKK outfit, pose with drinks in their hands.
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Starbucks first launched its cold brew coffee drinks in stores last year, later adding variations such as Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew and Nitro Cold Brew.
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Once I was invited to after-work drinks in a neighboring office in the winding corridors of Portcullis House, which houses MPs and their support staff.
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The flushed-faced loudmouth at the bar, five drinks in, leaning over our shoulder, breathing hot beer, attempting to regale us with tales of past glory.
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That year Coca-Cola Hellenic, which distributes the American giant's soft drinks in 28 mostly European countries, moved its base from Athens to Zug in Switzerland.
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Coast to coast, the idiot elite couldn't stop talking about this surreal experience of trudging from environment to environment, slurping fizzy drinks in Brierly's melted expanses.
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Cops will be handing out coupons for free Circle K drinks in Tempe, but they will not be flagging down drivers as part of this campaign.
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Details: This ~special edition~ machine can whip up coffeehouse-worthy drinks in a matter of minutes using your choice of milk and any K-Cup pod.
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Platinum elites are entitled to room upgrades (where available), late check-out, complimentary internet, a welcome gift, bonus points, free drinks in some hotels, and more.
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In 2015, the city of Berkeley, California, passed the first tax on sugary drinks in an effort to curb consumption of soda and ultimately reduce obesity.
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Monster Beverage's innovative products are starting to pay off as more people start trying their energy drinks in the United States, according to new Jefferies research.
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A Consumer Reports test of 15 protein powders and drinks in 2010, for example, found arsenic, lead, cadmium and mercury in some of the products tested.
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Rahul Verma filed a lawsuit in 2010, seeking a ban on the sale of junk food and soft drinks in and around schools across the country.
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The couple met in February 2015 through the dating app Hinge and hit it off right away when they went out for drinks in New York.
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The Swiss-based company, which bottles and sells Coca-Cola Co drinks in 28 countries, said Bambi had revenue of around 80 million euros in 2018.
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Over drinks in Istanbul, Wiley and Rapp discussed the prospect of creating a hub to house captured documents that could one day be used in trials.
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The city of Seattle has received more than $10 million from its tax on sugary drinks in the six months since the measure has been imposed.
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But it is also an acknowledgment that sales of carbonated soda are falling as consumers increasingly shun sugary drinks in favor of healthier options, including water.
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Public health advocates in Mexico led an effort to levy a nationwide tax on sugary drinks in 2013, which was widely endorsed and supported by medical groups.
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But then once we got back to filming, it really wasn't an issue at all because they were like, oh two drinks in a hour is fine!
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However, some tourists have argued that the beer bikes have allowed them to see more of Amsterdam, also while enjoying touring it with drinks in their hands.
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One in eight deaths is a result of high sodium; Chile also has one of the highest consumption of salty snacks and sugary drinks in the world.
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The only thing you should be throwing back on Thursdays ... are drinks in honor of our favorite time of the week (besides Friday, of course) Thirsty Thursday.
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Her only solace is Ashley O (Cyrus), a pink-haired bubblegum pop sensation not unlike Hannah Montana, whose words she drinks in like water in the desert.
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The U.K. introduced a tax on high-sugar soft drinks in 2016, while efforts are being made in California to push through a levy on sugary sodas.
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Starbucks Corp shares rose 25.8 percent in premarket trading as the popularity of its holiday-themed drinks in the United States helped quarterly sales top analysts' expectations.
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Starting this month, American said drinks in its airport lounges will no longer come with plastic utensils and will instead feature biodegradable straws and wooden stir sticks.
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New York (CNN Business)New Age Beverages recently announced it intends to launch a line of CBD-infused waters, teas and other drinks in the United States.
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PepsiCo says the new global target is more ambitious than its previous goal of reducing sugar by 25 percent in certain drinks in certain markets by 2020.
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To round things off the pub will have a fantasy book-inspired food and drink menu ("Liquid Luck" is one of the drinks in the cocktail section).
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There's free pool, standup comedy, trivia night, and a DJ-curated dance party called Heatwave; it also has some of the best mixed drinks in the city.
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Here are DealBook's guesses about which attendees might strike up deal talks in between panel discussions, rounds of golf and drinks in the Sun Valley Lodge bar.
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Sales of prepared cocktails, which includes drinks in glass, canned and plastic bottles, jumped 17% to $323 million between October 2018 and October 2019, according to Nielsen.
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The company had cut prices in 13 and changed the recipe for some of its drinks in response to a sugar tax, boosting sales in that year.
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Here in the US, the step before going public is likely all of those people talking to each other about it, probably over drinks in Las Vegas.
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In 2012, Bloomberg tried to combat obesity by banning soda and sugary drinks in cups more than 16 ounces — at least in restaurants, cinemas, and street carts.
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The New York Times reported last month that Papadopoulos told the Australian ambassador in May 2016 about the Russians' dirt on Hillary Clinton over drinks in London.
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With frozen drinks in plastic hurricane glasses and shrimp cocktail served with Club crackers, El Cortez suggests a kind of winking nostalgia for middling, no-frills cuisine.
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In 2012, the New York City health board approved Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's plan to ban the sale of large sugary drinks in restaurants and other venues.
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You go to bed blitzedYes, you will fall asleep faster with a couple drinks in you but, unfortunately, alcohol in your system also makes you sleep terribly.
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Irby is my favorite kind of writer/comedian: She's smart as hell, but it always sounds like she's just chatting with you over drinks in a bar.
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I might leave the boat once every ten days and join the crew for drinks in the main port if I can finish dinner service in good time.
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The body camera footage released on Wednesday shows an officer as he confronts and argues with Weinman over the discovery of alcoholic iced tea drinks in her possession.
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Swetnick alleged in the sworn statement that Kavanaugh and others spiked girls' drinks in high school in order to make it easier for them to be gang raped.
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Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix are up next, the SUR bartending duo mixing and pouring drinks (in Madix's case, a tower of champagne glasses) for waitress Scheana Marie.
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This push comes as beverage makers, including rival PepsiCo , look to expand into coffee, tea, juices, bottled water and energy drinks in the face of falling soda sales.
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Various BAC estimators will tell you that a 140-pound woman needs to powerhouse around ten drinks in a single hour to get to that level of wasted.
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For many average Americans, it also involves buying them drinks in airport bars, giving up our first class seats on flights and publicly thanking them for their service.
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The government of the Northwest Territories in Canada is the latest to look at a so-called "sin tax" on sugary drinks in an effort to curb consumption.
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This week, it was the viral, but apparently fake story of Shanell Rivers, a black barista who was supposed to be defiling white people's drinks in disgusting ways.
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A photo of a woman posing while sitting in the captain's seat on a flight in China with drinks in front of her went viral earlier this week.
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The Pool Bar & Grill was on-hand to serve frozen drinks in pouches as well as one of the biggest club sandwiches I could ever hope to attempt.
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And if you've been drinking more of those sparkling red-orange drinks in pretty stemmed glasses, you're doing exactly what the makers of Aperol at Campari hoped for.
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She orders two sodas, and looking over her shoulder at her unsuspecting boyfriend, dumps U4EA in both drinks, in full view of the bartender and everyone but Brandon.
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Nonalcoholic beer has a lower sugar content compared with many sports drinks, and Germans drank three times as much nonalcoholic beer as they did sports drinks in 2016.
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After dinner, we went there by cab, and took an elevator to the New York Grill on the 52nd floor, where Mr. Murray had drinks in the movie.
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Besides the free meals and drinks in Economy Plus, United is now offering up to $10,000 in compensation for passengers who give up their seats on overbooked flights.
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Until Prohibition, apple, peach and pear brandies were some of the most popular drinks in America, though hundreds of distilleries made grape brandy (essentially, distilled wine) as well.
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One night she and Paul, Sr., stood outside, at a window, drinks in hand, watching Paulie and Pammy wander from room to room, frantically trying to find them.
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After having one too many drinks in December at her family's annual Christmas party, Kardashian says she accidentally told someone at the celebration about the impending new addition.
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Researchers at Northern Kentucky University made 26 "adult social drinkers" (13 male, 13 female) attend six drinking sessions that involved alcohol and energy drinks in every imaginable permutation.
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It's Friday night, you're three drinks in, and suddenly the fast food meals you'd never consider edible during the day are exactly what you're craving at 2:00 a.m.
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The maker of Johnnie Walker whisky and Tanqueray gin bought a 20% stake in the maker of spice-based drinks in 10.23 through its venture capital arm Distill Ventures.
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As reality stars throw drinks in each other's faces and bicker on stage, Making It takes the Queer Eye approach to reality TV: It wants you to feel good.
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Some three-quarters of packaged foods and drinks in the US now carry caloric or low-calorie sweeteners (or a mixture of both), a study in The Lancet found.
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They're the frozen chicken nuggets at McDonald's, the soda and sports drinks in just about every beverage fountain across the country, and the milkshakes masquerading as coffee at Starbucks.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portugal's competition authority on Friday accused six big supermarket chains of illegally fixing prices for some drinks in collusion with three beverage suppliers between 2003 and 2017.
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The chemical-engineer-turned-bartender has been slinging drinks in Berlin's Kreuzberg neighborhood for over 25 years now; his eponymous bar is Germany's oldest owner-run craft cocktail bar.
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When the dash cam flickers back on, they're both clutching half-drained coffee drinks in plastic cups, and Alex's red cry face has faded into something approaching a glow.
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The phrase binge drinking probably calls to mind a college-aged kid downing 10 drinks in one night, but that's not the actual definition of binge drinking, English said.
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The 218-year-old died after consuming 219 drinks in 212 minutes and sustaining a traumatic brain injury during a campus fraternity's hazing rituals, court records and testimony show.
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He's extending the restaurant's hours, opening earlier and closing later and looking at adding a "happy hour" with snack items and drinks in the afternoon and after 8 p.m.
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Try making small changes slowly, like adding one new green vegetable into the family diet, not keeping sugary drinks in the home or walking to school instead of driving.
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You could always store your food and drinks in a cooler with ice, but then you need a never-ending flow of ice — a whole different problem in itself.
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This Saturday, to boot, is the Fête de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste, Quebec's provincial holiday; if you visit, make sure you know how to order drinks in two languages.
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And at some restaurants in the United States, Burger King continues to serve drinks in foam cups, even as McDonald's and other chains have banned the environmentally harmful products.
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The company, which bottles and sells Coca-Cola Co drinks in 28 countries, said operating profit rose 11.9% to 715.3 million euros ($777.75 million) for the year ended Dec.
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" Fodor continues: "I've seen bars all around London trying to make classic, Old Fashioned-style drinks in a slushie machine but I think it has to be a fruity drink.
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There is not, however, a terrific place to put an iPhone 240 Plus when there are drinks in the cupholders located in the center console between the two front seats.
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LOS ANGELES — A bill that would have slapped a statewide tax on sugary drinks in California stalled Monday when the lawmaker who authored it shelved the legislation until next year.
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" There's also "Ride the Fence" off Party Music, a teardown of political centrism and a rundown of Riley's leanings: anti-police, pro-union, "anti-watered-down drinks in expensive glasses.
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I used to be more lax about drinking and would sometimes have over five drinks in a night, but last month I made the conscious effort to reduce my consumption.
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That year, the WHO estimated that the average Mexican drank 163 liters (about 43 gallons) of soda a year, making Mexico the largest consumer of soft drinks in the world.
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The proposed legislation also restricts the display of sugary drinks in stores and bars soda companies such as Coca-Cola and PepsiCo from offering certain discounts to retailers and others.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Four Turkish construction workers were seized by gunmen in a bar as they relaxed over drinks in a remote village in Nigeria's middle belt, authorities told CNN.
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Still, Yuen was not surprised to learn the loot landed in Hong Kong, having heard of such schemes when he mixed drinks in the city's downtown financial district, he said.
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For example the average Mexican drank 728 eight-ounce servings of Coca-Cola Co's various drinks in 2011, up from 290 in 1991, according to a Coca-Cola company chart.
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Britain last month said it will introduce a sugar levy on soft drinks in two years' time to tackle a growing obesity crisis, delighting health campaigners and angering drink makers.
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No one is going to lose their job if they have three drinks in a night, but it takes up time and space that doesn't allow other things to happen.
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But when you are me, ten or so drinks in, right after a Tarantino flick in a gay bar inspired an uncharacteristic feminist rage in you, it is extremely disorienting.
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The Cook County soda tax, which added a penny to the cost of each ounce of soda and sugary drinks in 2017, has also weighed on Preckwinkle, who championed it.
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And yet months after the attempted hacking of doctors and activists promoting a tax on sugary drinks in Mexico, which is suffering a diabetes crisis, the targeting did not stop.
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My favorite deli wraps sandwiches in it, smoothie-cart staff serve drinks in clear cups and the office cafeteria keeps buckets of single-serve condiments and plastic utensils on display.
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Mountains of waste: Coffee chain Starbucks decided to stop accepting reusable cups from its customers — now it's only serving drinks in disposable single-use cups that are not yet recyclable.
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"We were in the backseat/Drunk on something stronger than the drinks in the bar/'I rent a place on Cornelia Street'/I say casually in the car," she sings.
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" One night in 2010, Lopez told me, he stumbled home at four in the morning: "I was maybe eighteen or twenty drinks in, and Brandon said, 'That's it—I'm done.
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Workers are increasingly looking for alternative ways to bond with colleagues, ditching office drinks in favor of "sober socials," driven by a desire for a healthier lifestyle and bank balance.
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Spilled drinks in the cockpit have been linked to two incidents in which an airplane&aposs engine shut down in the middle of a flight, according to aviation publication FlightGlobal.
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The deal forges a path for JAB to be an acquirer and major distributor of drinks in the U.S, to compete with other beverage giants like PepsiCo and Coca-cola.
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The company has also extended its hours, opening earlier and closing later, and is testing a "happy hour" with snack items and drinks in the afternoon and after 8 p.m.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brewer Anheuser Busch InBev (AB InBev) and coffee maker Keurig Green Mountain have teamed up to develop a countertop appliance that could dispense alcoholic drinks in the home.
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Assemble it in your dish of choice ahead of time, and be ready to pull it out of the oven once your friends are hanging around with drinks in hand.
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Also, as long as you stay away from drinking the frozen drinks in New Orleans—Hurricanes, frozen mai tais, Hand Grenades, purple daiquiris—you will be able to hang all day.
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Underage drinkers exposed to the greatest amount of alcohol ads drank 200-plus drinks in the past month, he said, though very few of those in the study drank that much.
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These children, on average, consumed 93 more calories a day from sugary beverages than those who said they drank some water—roughly twice as many calories from these drinks in total.
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Abel was spotted Saturday night at Day 2 of the festival with his arm around Chantel, as they strolled around the closed-off VIP area ... drinks in hand, and all smiles.
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On that note, we say let this creature be a lesson to you ahead of holiday party season: Keep your number of drinks in check and don't be the office opossum.
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Nearly a quarter of District residents are binge drinkers, defined as consuming more than five drinks in an evening; that is the second-highest rate in the nation, behind North Dakota.
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Surveillance footage recorded from inside the house showed Piazza stumbling through the house and falling down a flight of stairs after he was given at least 18 drinks in 82 minutes.
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It added that the deal was for the part of the business that sells coffee beans and drinks in supermarkets, and does not involve any of the Seattle-based company's stores.
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City Beverage, as it explained in its opening brief at the 9th Circuit signed a 20-year contract to distribute Monster energy drinks in the Pacific Northwest, where it is based.
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The company has a deal with Budwesier brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) to work on cannabis-based drinks in Canada and a partnership with Novartis (NVS) subsidiary Sandoz for medical marijuana.
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Organizing an environmentally friendly barbecue is also about serving food and drinks in compostable or reusable plates and cups, reducing food waste by planning ahead and favoring grilled vegetables over meat.
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The book traces the writer's haunts and drinks in 1920s Paris, as well as those of F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Dos Passos, Pablo Picasso, Gertrude Stein, and Gerald and Sara Murphy.
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There's less late night cigars and drinks in the Appropriations suite behind closed doors, and more clusters of lawmakers sharing cellphone videos of their kids in between chatting about committee work.
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Coca-Cola has been rolling out new offerings such as Coca-Cola Plus Coffee as well as drinks in small packs that command higher prices and are more appealing to consumers.
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Dear Miss Manners: I have long wondered about those tiny straws that one receives in mixed drinks in restaurants and bars: They seem more suited to stirring drinks than sipping them.
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I had been summoned for drinks in early 1990, to discuss the fortunes of Mayor David Dinkins of New York, whose administration was then undergoing a public beating for fiscal imprudence.
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Shares of the company, which sells its drinks in more than 85 countries, fell 17%, as it said price hikes to offset the 50% excise tax could hurt sales next year.
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He filed the public interest lawsuit in the Delhi High Court in 2010, seeking a ban on the sale of junk food and soft drinks in and around schools across India.
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South Africa is the latest country to have slapped taxes on sugar-sweetened drinks in a bid to reduce consumption and slow an increase in health epidemics such as diabetes and obesity.
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The company, which sells Coca-Cola drinks in 28 countries mostly in Europe, said sales rose to 1.41 billion euros ($1.58 billion) in the quarter, from 1.35 billion euros a year earlier.
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This not a story about how inherently confusing sex is, or how women need to make throwing drinks in men's faces great again, or any of the hot takes you've read recently.
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Coffee shops have faced widespread criticism for selling drinks in paper cups that cannot be recycled with ordinary paper and cardboard due to a plastic lining that stops hot drinks from leaking.
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"We were in the backseat / Drunk on something stronger than the drinks in the bar," she sings, before wistfully revealing she could "never walk Cornelia Street again" if she lost her lover.
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Over those same periods, the proportion of 247-year-olds consuming at least five drinks in a row at least twice every two weeks dropped from 22 percent to about 23 percent.
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Thursday night, Tucker, 42, and wife Heidi Nunes-Tucker, 40, were in the popular Las Ramblas area of Barcelona, enjoying drinks in an outside restaurant before a van began plowing through pedestrians.
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"Sometimes I pine for the Working Men's Club," Amy Zing tells me later, when we retreat to an upstairs corridor, drinks in hand, to talk about how things got to this point.
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The company also plans to add about 3,000 vending machines that offer daily eatable items, such as vegetables, snacks and cold drinks in residential apartments and offices by next month, he added.
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I visited New York's new Playboy Club, where Playboy Bunnies serve drinks in their iconic costumes and members pay up to $100,000 a year — and it wasn't at all what I expected
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There was also a lot to drink, with a Bubble Tap Champagne Trailer, wine from Hailstone Vineyards, passed tequila shots, and a Stoli vodka bar making customized drinks in disco-ball glasses.
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On cross-examination, Mr. Morales said he had consumed 10 strong drinks in the eight hours leading up the shooting, including six Four Loko malt liquors and four plastic tumblers of rum.
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I tried out a new movie theater yesterday, a cute little place that does the Alamo Drafthouse model (food and drinks in the theater) at a particularly delicious fraction of the price.
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Thrush and the young woman met at her colleague's going-away party at a bar near the Politico newsroom, she told me, and shared a few rounds of drinks in a booth.
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Jimmy Buffett got some of his first gigs playing for drinks in the Chart Room bar at Mr. Wolkowsky's waterfront Pier House hotel, where he also featured the reggae star Bob Marley.
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The company has also extended its restaurant's hours, opening earlier and closing later and looking at adding a "happy hour" with snack items and drinks in the afternoon and after 8 p.m.
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First, I ordered five of the most popular drinks in grande sizes: Cotton Candy Frappuccino ($5.95), Cookies & Cream Frappuccino ($5.95), Banana Split Frappuccino ($9.20), Purple Drink ($3.75), and Shaken Strawberry Lemonade ($4.75).
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Mr. Piazza had been given 18 drinks in less than 90 minutes, and tumbled down a flight of stairs, but fraternity members waited nearly 12 hours to call for help, prosecutors say.
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It's fine, though — fountain drinks in Boulder are expensive because of our by-the-ounce sugar tax (even on sugar-free sodas), so a free large soda is actually a pretty good perk.
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"They've gone from being all over downtown to all over anywhere worth getting drinks in this city on a Friday or Saturday night," said one woman who moved to Nashville five years ago.
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And he has branched out beyond the city, in name at least, licensing "Trump" on hotels and endeavors including a brand of vodka and energy drinks in Israel and a winery in Virginia.
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Just last week, Rinna shared a clip on Instagram from RHOBH that featured her with a few drinks in her system as she prepared to head out for a night on the town.
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The plotters were planning to bring the liquid explosives disguised as soft drinks in hand luggage onto the flights they had targeted, together with other innocuous-looking items that could act as triggers.
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American men are advised to have no more than four drinks in a day, they are also advised to have no more than 196 grams of alcohol in a week—about 14 drinks.
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The machine cleans itself between drinks in case you're toggling between different cocktails; if you like the sound of machine-generated mixed drinks, you can preorder the Somabar on its website for $449.
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We are a few buildings short in the financial district, the bars aren't filled with clouds of smoke anymore, and we're no longer allowed to be served soft drinks in ten-gallon buckets.
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It has a 299,000 RPM motor and turbo-blades that blend lump-free drinks in 30 seconds or less and a leak-proof top, so you don't have to worry about potential messes.
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Dunkin' Donuts has also doubled down on its value offers, including $2 drinks in the afternoon, and Starbucks has been innovative in its beverage line up in an attempt to lure in customers.
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As he wanders the town on the night before the Volunteer sets sail, he visits a brothel, tries to get free drinks in a bar, and eventually rapes and murders a young boy.
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I was living in north London, Primrose Hill at the time; we'd go out for drinks in Soho and try to get a black cab back to hers, but it was just impossible.
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Usually when a raid began, the bartenders, selling drinks in violation of the law, grabbed their cigar boxes filled with cash — preferable to cash registers — and melted into the crowd to avoid arrest.
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Lana Sue Clayton was sentenced to 25 years in prison after she added eye drops to her husband's drinks in such large amounts that the active chemical killed him, according to the authorities.
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Hameed Gul, 2400, who sells soft drinks in Lashkar Gah, the provincial capital, said nine of his family members in the village of Lakari in the Sangin district were killed by the airstrikes.
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There were also earlier attempts to tax sweet drinks statewide, but they too were defeated by the industry although the city of Berkeley passed the nation's first tax on sugary drinks in 2014.
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The new classification puts consuming very hot drinks in the same risk group as exposure to substances such as lead, gasoline and exhaust fumes, which are also classified as "possibly carcinogenic" by the agency.
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There are officially more overweight than underweight people on the planet and the British government is about to introduce a tax on high-sugar drinks in an attempt to solve its burgeoning obesity problem.
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The company, which sells Coca-Cola drinks in 28 countries mostly in Europe, plans to launch Costa Coffee in at least 10 of those markets, including Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia and Switzerland.
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In anticipation of new federal rules, New York City, Ohio and Maine have asked restaurants to stop selling CBD food and drinks in recent weeks, saying the FDA doesn't recognize the products as safe.
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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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It was unabashedly product-centric: booths along the side of the room hosted heavyweight gaming PCs running Rocket League, and nervous attendees tiptoed around laptops of varying sizes and shapes with drinks in hand.
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Drinks in hand, over 200 people, many wearing black chokers, macramé bikini tops and denim overall shorts, crowded into the pews on a recent Thursday night, the pop of beer cans punctuating their arrival.
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A group of Seattle-area baristas who argued in court that they should not be restricted from serving drinks in bikinis and other revealing clothing may have to cover up — at least for now.
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On a recent appearance on "Live With Ryan and Kelly," Charlie Hunnam said he was scouted while shoe shopping (after a few drinks) in his hometown of Newcastle upon Tyne, England on Christmas Eve.
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According to GlobalData, retail sales of hot drinks in China alone will hit $34.2 billion by 2022, and hot-drinks volumes across all channels have more than doubled there in the past five years.
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N) drinks in 13 countries, mostly in Europe, said net sales revenue for 2016 fell 2 percent to 6.2 billion euros ($6.6 billion), while comparable earnings per share rose 12.5 percent to 0.97 euros.
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For a song written in five minutes after a million drinks, "In Bed by Nine" isn't that bad; with a little work (and less tequila), I could actually see it hitting the Billboard charts.
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As in many of the colonial buildings in the area, there is a courtyard where guests can have snacks and drinks in between shows, like nachos (493 pesos) or a whiskey ginger (300 pesos).
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Through the exhaust of digital inputs, self-driving promises and fancy new features, we entered car after car, trying to find some answers to this hot question about drinks in the days to come.
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And children whose parents drank at the highest level (more than 26 drinks in the last 28 days) were more than twice as likely to report negative outcomes as children whose parents drank less.
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Mr. Dedman pounced: He started selling drinks in the Beaumont's main dining room, and he opened two adjacent taverns, both of which became overnight successes in a town that was dying for a drink.
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And to the Babe writer, that often meant the most extreme degree of irreverence — the kind of things said in the kind of way you'd only put in a private group chat, three drinks in.
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This is especially true for the affluent millennial traveler, who seeks luxury hotels that offer personalized amenities and attention like cocktail butlers mixing drinks in your room or drink trolleys in the hallways, Batarags reported.
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The company, which sells Coca-Cola drinks in 28 countries, said it expects comparable earnings before income tax (EBIT) margin of 11% by 2020, below analysts' average estimate of 11.2%, according to company compiled consensus.
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At the wood-paneled bar, Gelmini — a round and bearded man with a predilection for dizzy patterns — mixes drinks in a glass carafe with a long golden spoon, amid bell jars and cut crystal canisters.
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Once your guests have arrived, they can store their drinks in the speaker's built-in cup holders, or you can attach the removable, top-mounted 10-cup party tray for a round of beer pong.
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"Beer before liquor, never been sicker; liquor before beer, you're in the clear" is a well-worn phrase backing the belief that you can avoid a hangover if you take drinks in the "right" order.
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Meeting a total stranger and hoping for a friendship is unquestionably more intimidating than going to a party and/or meeting a friend-of-a-friend for drinks in a more organic, less-forced setting.
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With showcases throughout the week, you can expect to see some of SXSW's coolest acts sipping on tropical drinks in the pool or hanging out at the bar's midweek French Pool Party on March 15.
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LONDON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Anheuser Busch InBev and Keurig Green Mountain have teamed up to develop a home appliance that could dispense alcoholic drinks in the home, similar to Keurig's existing machine for soft drinks.
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When you get there—it's a bar in central where they pat you down before you're allowed in—there's a few people there already, so you get to the bar to get the drinks in.
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Mr. Zeng had flown in with his well-to-do pals, and after dinner at a clubby Chelsea restaurant, the Chinese crew retired to the Park Hyatt for late-night drinks in the lobby bar.
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The casting couch, the hotel-room job interview at the academic conference where the only place to sit is the bed, the pitch meeting over drinks in a bar too dark to see his hands.
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Alcohol-related healthcare costs US taxpayers a staggering $223.5 billion every year, $170 billion of which is linked directly to binge drinking, defined by the CDC as consuming four or more drinks in two hours.
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In August, one local told El Periodico that some mojito-makers had been spotted making drinks in alleyways before going to the beach, and they were served in re-used glasses with re-used straws.
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Surveillance video showed the sophomore was given at least 18 drinks in 82 minutes by members of a fraternity that was supposed to be alcohol-free as a result of a suspension eight years ago.
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Getting your free frosty beverage is easy: Simply go to your local 7-Eleven on Thursday and make a beeline for the Slurpee machine, where staff members will be doling out drinks in customers' desired flavors.
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Upon arrival, they were greeted with drinks in coconut shells that had Kylie's brand name stamped on them, as well as closets full of merchandise from Scott Disick's Talentless label and Richie's collaboration with Frankies Bikinis.
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Chief Executive Officer James Quincey played down media reports in recent weeks that the company is looking at cannabis-infused drinks in North America as a wave of legalization spreads across Canada and some U.S. states.
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"It was the culmination of probably too many drinks in the pub where there was a conversation about names," the 33-year-old Cheeseburger told the Evening Standard about the inspiration for his nom de boeuf.
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A case in point was his effort to impose a ban on the sale of large soft drinks in New York City and to persuade the New York State Legislature to impose a statewide soda tax.
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The scientists included all manner of sugary drinks in their analyses: carbonated and un-carbonated soft drinks, syrups, 100% fruit juices, fruity drinks, sugar-sweetened hot beverages, milk-based sweetened beverages, sports drinks, and energy drinks.
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Under Armour 12-Can Soft Cooler, $27.99 (originally $39.99) [You save $12] Stash up to 12 drinks in this soft cooler; the durable shoulder straps makes it easy to carry from the car to the beach.
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Shares of Luckin Coffee fell Wednesday after the coffee chain reported wider losses than expected, as it expands rapidly and discounts its drinks in a bid to challenge Starbucks for control of the Chinese coffee market.
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From the heart of Dublin near Grafton Street to the historically working class enclave of the Liberties, a slew of recently opened bars are attracting attention to the art of mixing drinks in the Irish capital.
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Over drinks in a Boston-area bar, Ronald Melzack, a psychologist, and Dr. Patrick Wall, a physiologist, sketched out a diagram on a cocktail napkin that might help explain this and other puzzles of pain perception.
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The study showed that "frequent binge drinking" — at least two occasions of drinking five or more drinks in a row over the past two weeks — decreased among American adolescents over the period from 1991 to 2015.
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Eighteen members of the fraternity had already been charged after Piazza's death following an alcohol-fueled pledging event where members were seen on video giving the teen at least 18 drinks in an hour and 22 minutes.
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But she rejected another accusation by Julie Swetnick, who alleged in a bombshell declaration that Kavanaugh and others were involved in spiking girls' drinks in the early 1980s to make it easier for them to be raped.
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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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A younger generation more concerned with socialising online than heading to their local pub and the availability of cheaper drinks in supermarkets have put pressure on operators and spurred a series of closures in the past decade.
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The duo posed for a photo with drinks in cowboy boot-shaped mugs in hand as they celebrated 100 Years of Chevy Trucks at the Boots On Stage third annual shindig, In the Desert Presented by Chevrolet.
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"We've just started up local production of cans (canned drinks) in Angola and that investment will be followed up by bottle production before the calendar year is out," Chief Executive Richard Rushton told Reuters in an interview.
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A study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine today calculated an increase in drinking over the past decade, escalating from 31 percent to 39.6 percent of adults drinking five or more drinks in two hours.
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The Australian Government National Health and Medical Research Council recommends having no more than two drinks per day and no more than four drinks in one session to reduce the risk of alcohol-related injuries and diseases.
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At Ohio State, 42 percent of undergraduates reported having drunk five or more drinks in one sitting in the previous two weeks, according to a 2014 survey, a record similar to that of many large public universities.
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The bed featured a nifty forest-green velvet headboard with a center console that could pull down to hold drinks in its built-in cup holders, or fold up so as not to get between two guests.
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Still, Dr. Snowdon said, the taxes and prohibitions on drinks in the Pacific islands — along with education, food labeling and school-nutrition programs — have not reduced the region's overall incidence of obesity or its associated health problems.
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American Express, for example, has the Centurion Lounge network: modern airport clubs with pops of color and locally inspired food and drinks, in cities that include Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, Miami, New York, San Francisco and Seattle.
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The deal forges a path for JAB to be an acquirer and major distributor of drinks in the U.S. In a change of course from its previous acquisitions, JAB is keeping Dr Pepper partially a public company.
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The couple met in 2015 through a mutual friend who called Ms. Riedl as a last-minute stand-in for another woman, whom Mr. Clark was originally supposed to meet for after-work drinks in downtown Chicago.
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The couple met in 21922 through a mutual friend who called Ms. Riedl as a last-minute stand-in for another woman, whom Mr. Clark was originally supposed to meet for after-work drinks in downtown Chicago.
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The recent announcement of a tax on sugary drinks in England comes with much public support, and the case is made more compelling by recent evidence from Mexico that taxing drinks reduces consumption, particularly among the poor.
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On Wednesday, Rinna, 55, shared a clip on Instagram from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills that featured her with a few drinks in her system as she prepared to head out for a night on the town.
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The world's biggest packaged food company, Nestle, whose Nespresso coffee is already a sizeable subscription business, recently launched a subscription program for nutritional drinks in Japan and expanded ReadyRefresh, an online bottled water service, in the United States.
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Georgia O'Keeffe and Vincent van Gogh, for example, appear in Bradley's painting of a scene in El Farol, Santa Fe's oldest restaurant and bar, with the latter penning a letter to his brother Theo after five drinks in.
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"We piled up instant noodles, breads and drinks in our warehouse so North Korean workers could come here and eat freely," said Lee Jong-ku, who runs a firm that installs electrical equipment for apparel factories in Kaesong.
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Amid 2018's plastic straw debate, some Starbucks customers reacted less than enthusiastically to the news that the coffee chain was phasing out straws for most of its drinks in favor of a new sippy cup-esque lid.
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"We piled up instant noodles, bread and drinks in our warehouse so North Korean workers could come here and eat freely," said Lee Jong-ku, who runs a firm that installs electrical equipment for apparel factories in Kaesong.
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Sturm predicts that the added cost of 9 or 11 cents for sugary drinks in the UK will seem marginal — and inconsequential — for consumers who are already willing to fork out a couple of dollars on a beverage.
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Or perhaps to be more clear, he entered into a transaction by which he performed some songs on a piano in a bar and received an entire bar tab worth of free drinks in return for his performance.
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If I hadn't been guilted into paying $30 in advance for after-dinner drinks in the garden by an unsubtle poke from the ticketing website ("We ask that all guests participate"), I would have called for the car.
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Michael Garabito has poured and mixed drinks in his job as bartender at the Metropolitan Opera at the Lincoln Center in New York City for 21 years, but the Met Opera closed March 2000 due to coronavirus concerns.
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Included amenities such as breakfast, soft drinks (in some rooms), activities, wellness classes, and shuttles add value, and premium rooms, while more expensive than standard offerings, are still available at a fraction of what it might cost elsewhere.
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In a parliamentary debate on the issue, professor Tolullah Oni of the University of Cape Town said that on average, a South African had consumed 254 Coca-Cola-type drinks in 2010, compared with the global mean of 89.
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According to the CBC, on January 4, David Stephen Young, a 44-year-old man from the UK, had himself six drinks in the airport bar, boarded a plane headed to London, and proceeded to get straight up unruly.
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A blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% is considered about four drinks in under an hour for a 160-pound man, and 0.05% of alcohol is considered about three drinks, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The study found that health warning labels on sugary drinks dissuaded parents not only from selecting one of the drinks during the survey, but also made them say they were less likely to buy these drinks in the future.
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Over drinks in the winter of 2012, Chung and a friend, Giphy co-founder Jace Cooke, 34, extolled the power of GIFs in a postliterate society, when technology will advance so far that reading and writing won't be necessary.
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By Jessica Dye A federal appeals court has reinstated some claims from a proposed class action accusing Monster Beverage of misleading consumers about the safety of its caffeinated energy drinks in a marketing campaign aimed at children and teens.
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Ng, a health economist and a professor at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, and her team estimated that Mexicans bought 22017 percent less sugary drinks in 2015 than they would have before the tax took effect.
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If being trapped for two hours in the company of French bourgeois discussing such questions over terrine or drinks in bistros and offices and hotels and living rooms sounds like a kind of hell, that's to seriously underestimate Assayas.
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Nearly a third of full-time college students surveyed by the University of Michigan in 2015 said they'd had five or more drinks in a row, which qualifies as binge-drinking, at least once in the last two weeks.
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In a 12-week comment period that started on Thursday, the public is being asked whether restrictions should apply until 16 or 18, and whether the law should be changed to stop children buying energy drinks in any situation.
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Having Nestlé as a majority owner will also help Blue Bottle buttress its expansion plans, which run from opening new outlets across North America and Asia to selling roasted beans and New Orleans-style cold-brew drinks in stores.
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They are no stranger to a good time, so get them a gift that celebrates their bubbly and social sides—like something pretty to serve drinks in, lipstick suitable for going out, or something to help them recover afterward.
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In August, Molson Coors' announced a joint venture with The Hydropothecary Corporation, a low-cost cannabis producer, to create marijuana-infused beverages ahead of the legalization of cannabis-based drinks in Canada, which lifted its ban on recreational weed in October.
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They may have been scared, but Parisians weren't about to stop living, socializing, and seeking out comfort in the ways that enraged extremists: in cups of coffee; in rounds of drinks; in meals shared with laughter and joy among friends.
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When news broke that producing one T-shirt requires the amount of water a person drinks in two and a half years, I think most people had a come to Jesus moment and realized that fashion is seriously straining Earth's resources.
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You're never at a loss for wonderful drinks in Brooklyn — at all hours of the day, you'll find great places to curl up with a beer and a book or get to know your Tinder date over some splashy cocktails.
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A CDC report in 2015 found that one in 10 pregnant women in the United States reported drinking alcohol in the previous 30 days, and 3% reported binging -- defined as four or more alcoholic drinks in two to three hours.
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Her DIY production is sparse and choppy, with smatterings of hip-hop; the result of Suzi staying up all night wired on energy drinks in her bedroom, soaking up the likes of J Dilla, Flying Lotus, and Tyler, the Creator.
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Campbell Fresh operating profit plunged 62 percent in the quarter and sales fell 5 percent, hurt by a recall of protein drinks in June, higher carrot costs and lower sales of carrots and carrot ingredients – all in the Bolthouse Farms unit.
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Beyond coffee shops, Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey, a Briton familiar with the UK brand, said Costa would provide an important growth platform ranging from beans to bottled drinks in an attractive category, growing by around 23 percent a year.
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This year, soft drink companies and their lobbying group, the American Beverage Association, spent $25 million to defeat election-season proposals to impose taxes on sugary drinks in four cities: San Francisco, Oakland and Albany in California, and Boulder, Colo.
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This person is an unwelcome reminder of the fact that, no, you cannot sip mixed drinks in the sunshine right now because you have a job and you used all your vacation days to go to a wedding or something.
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Backing up to the train tracks, the 1.5-acre site encompasses a cocktail bar specializing in barrel-aged drinks in a former locksmith's shop, a coach house-turned-bar and a sun-dappled yard between them scattered with colorful lawn chairs.
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A 2014 analysis of 34 studies found that binge drinking while pregnant — for women, more than four drinks in one sitting — could harm children's cognitive abilities later on, and that moderate drinking could lead to negative effects on children's behavior.
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Investigators found that he had been given at least 18 alcoholic drinks in less than two hours at a fraternity party, and video showed him repeatedly falling down a flight of stairs, resulting in a fractured skull and ruptured spleen.
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It&aposs worth noting that establishments in this industry are places that exclusively or primarily serve alcohol as their main business — restaurants or cafes that serve alcoholic drinks in addition to mostly serving food are in a different industry category.
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This is the gear Wirecutter's travel team packs when heading to an all-inclusive resort: All-inclusives often serve drinks in polystyrene cups — pouring yours into an insulated tumbler will keep it cold and help you keep track of it, too.
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One of the episodes with Mr. Boren happened during a trip to Houston in 2010 while Mr. Eddy and the university president had drinks in a hotel room after meeting with alumni and potential donors, Mr. Eddy told the website.
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The company, which bottles, sells and distributes Coca-Cola drinks in 28 countries mostly in Europe, said net sales revenue for 2016 fell 2 percent to 6.2 billion euros ($6.58 billion) while comparable earnings per share rose 12.5 percent to 0.97 euros.
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They had the grim purpose and folded hands of funeral directors, which made for an odd fit with their honking, purposeful diction; they were talking about college quarterbacks in the voices of people trying to order drinks in a very crowded bar.
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It found that the share of Americans who are considered "high-risk" tipplers—women who, in any given week, have at least four drinks in a single day, or men who have five drinks—increased by nearly 22001% in the period studied.
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The government plans another round of fuel price increases in mid-2017 and has said it will impose a 50 percent tax on soft drinks and a 100 percent levy on tobacco and energy drinks in the second quarter of this year.
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From beginning my career on the manufacturing floor of Mars Drinks in the UK to taking the reins as president of Mars Chocolate North America, each role I've held has differed from the last – and has challenged me in new and exciting ways.
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The UK government announced a new tax on sugary drinks in 2016 in an attempt to cut consumption, and more than 50% of manufacturers have reduced the amount of sugar in their drinks to avoid the levy which came into effect in April.
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Arizona Beverage Company said on Wednesday said it was partnering with Denver-based cannabis company Dixie Brands to produce THC-infused vape pens, gummies, and drinks in states where the substance is legal for adult use, and eventually in Canada and Latin America.
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While you could order one as soon as they open, if you hold off until happy hour (which varies, depending on your location), you can also get half-priced appetizers and other discounted drinks in case you want to try something else instead.
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Andrés, a vocal critic of the president who was in a legal fight with Trump after he ended plans to run a restaurant in Trump's hotel in Washington, D.C., has offered free food and drinks in the past to workers during government shutdowns.
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"The government had been offering the space for a store, and nobody expressed interest," Mr. Sahni said over drinks in the upscale Sunder Nagar area of New Delhi, adding that a former bus stop was not a promising prospect for a retail establishment.
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In one scene, for instance, a group of FC Roma Decin players are refused drinks in a bar because they don't have a 'clubcard' – despite the fact that the other punters, non-Roma men enjoying a pint, clearly don't have one either.
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Some restaurants even repurpose spaces that existed already — for instance, the St. Johns Theater & Pub in Portland, Oregon, was first built in 1905 for the World's Fair; now it serves up food and drinks in the pub and shows movies in the theater.
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When I met with that French priest over drinks in the Golden Black Bar in Paris, surrounded by images of Josephine Baker, he seemed fully persuaded that Zita was a saint whom the Roman Catholic Church would need during troubled times in Europe.
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This is essentially like showing you an ultrasound scan picture of my child cooking before I post 12,000 photos of it in the wild post it's due date Oct 3rd (at its first drinks, in its god parents hands etc.) It's beautiful.
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We got a chance to try the new drinks in both flavors ahead of its official release, and while both tasted like even more decadent takes on a classic Macchiato, we were more taken with Cinnamon Cloud Macchiato thanks to its unexpected hint of lemon.
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Recent figures show that fizzy drinks make up 29 percent of sugar intake for 11 to 18-year-olds in Britain, a stat which prompted the Government to include plans for a "sugar tax" on such drinks in its long awaited obesity strategy last month.
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Blue Bottle is just the latest of the so-called "third wave" of coffee companies -- which roast their own beans and sell them and pricey drinks in their shops and directly to consumers -- to be bought up by a massive food and beverage company.
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We are innovating to expand low- and no-calorie products; offering and promoting more drinks in smaller sizes; reformulating products to reduce added sugars; transparently disclosing our funding of health and well-being scientific research and partnerships; and do not advertise to children under 12.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Britain must honour the financial commitments it has made to the European Union budget just like friends buying rounds of drinks in a bar should not leave before paying, the spokesman for the European Commission Margaritis Schinas said on Tuesday.
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Centre County District Attorney Stacy Parks Miller told reporters on Monday that the video allegedly shows the Beta Theta Pi pledge being given at least 18 drinks in the span of just 82 minutes during a February initiation event, The New York Times reports.
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In Iceland, for example, a single drink came in with a trim 8 grams of pure ethanol; meaning that you could be two Icelandic drinks in with one more on the way to hit the equivalent of a single Austrian drink, which had 20 grams.
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Turns out the companies trying to sell you convenient charging cables and energy drinks in the back of ride-hail cars—companies like Cargo, which made its overseas debut this week—are leading the way to a future where you could ride for free.
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In the clip, he says if and when the media sees him in the club with a couple drinks in his hand -- which presumably means photos or video of this will be leaked at some point -- just know he's only there to collect a check.
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The company, which bottles and sells Coca-Cola drinks in over two dozen countries, said operating profit jumped by nearly 21 percent to 266.4 million euros ($312.5 million) in the first half of the year on sales revenue up 5.6 percent to 3.21 billion euros.
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"Similar taxes on sugary drinks in Philadelphia, Boulder and Seattle have failed to raise significant revenue and have hurt local business," said Chris Taylor, a Connecticut resident and chief operating officer of Boylan Bottling Co., a craft soda maker based in New York City.
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You'd think that Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo would have met music producer and her future husband Chris Ivery somewhere cool: drinks in an LA bar, a late-night screening at some underground cinema, or a secret rendezvous filled with up-and-coming bands.
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Alec Waugh, brother of the novelist Evelyn, claimed in a 1974 Esquire interview to have invented the cocktail party, though a St. Louis socialite, Clara Bell Walsh, is often credited with throwing the first pre-dinner soiree devoted exclusively to mixed drinks in 1917.
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To make two drinks: In a jar or pitcher, mix a cup of sweet cider with three ounces of applejack, two of gin, a tablespoon of lemon juice, half a tablespoon of simple syrup (the cafe uses Demerara sugar) and a generous dash of bitters.
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Joe came home from bartending at Fulk's one night and got an email from a girl he'd seen many times at the bar and it seemed, in the email, that the girl was saying that she loved him, and he wondered why she didn't just say that to his face, and then realized that she was probably too shy to do that, and he thought that she might be less shy with a few drinks in her and then realized that all he ever saw her do was put drinks in her, and he wrote back and told the girl he had herpes. 13.
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Topping the table is Sofia, Bulgaria, where taxis to and from the airport, a fancy meal, a night in a quality hotel with top-shelf drinks in the bar and a bottle of champagne smuggled up to your room will set you back a little over $200.
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North Korea's state-operated news organization, KCNA, provided Reuters with a video of the competition, which shows female bartenders tossing drinks in the air and judges eating a variety of dishes at Pyongyang Noodle House, a Pyongyang restaurant that served as the venue for the competition.
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But Thibault Turchet, with environmental campaigning group Zero Waste France, said of the Nestle alliance with Ocean Legacy that it would be better for Nestle and other large plastic waste producers to return to bottling drinks in glass and cut down on plastic packaging that is unrecyclable.
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As Mr. Bloomberg weighed a presidential run last winter, some Trump advisers thought he would make a useful target for Mr. Trump, always in need of a foil, because of his history of trying to ban sugary drinks in New York City and his advocacy against guns.
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This comes on the heels of several widely publicized cases at other schools in recent years, most notably at Penn State, where sophomore Timothy Piazza died in 2017 after consuming 18 drinks in less than 90 minutes and sustaining a brain injury during fraternity hazing rituals.
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Critics say the medical journal review is the latest in a series of efforts by the food industry to shape global nutrition advice by supporting prominent academics who question the role of junk food and sugary drinks in causing obesity, Type 2 diabetes and other health problems.
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The agency said studies of hot drinks such as maté, an infusion consumed mainly in South America, tea and other drinks in several countries including China, Iran, Japan and Turkey, found the risk of oesophageal cancer "may increase with the temperature of the drink" above 65 Celsius.
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We would spend hours getting lost in the souqs and then stop for drinks in the dimly lit bar at the Hotel Baron, gazing at its old unpaid bar tab left by T.E. Lawrence, our heads swimming with nostalgia for an era we knew only from books.
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Beyond coffee shops, Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey, himself a Briton who is familiar with the Costa brand, said Costa would provide an important growth platform ranging from beans to bottled drinks in what is one of the world's fastest-growing drink categories, growing 6 percent.
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"If the conditions are right, in Moscow, someone with access to secrets is having one too many drinks in a Moscow bar, and a young lady for sure will sidle up to them and see how far it goes," said the 66-year-old Connecticut native.
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The company - which bottles and sells Coca-Cola Co drinks in 28 countries, mostly in Europe - said costs related to refinancing an 800-million Euro bond, which matures in June 2020, may double this year and cross currency fluctuations would hurt its core profit by 50 million euros.
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Brienne and Jaime get better treatment from the writers, and the way they flirt over drinks in "The Last of the Starks" feels like a nod to the way real-life couples often get together these days, rather than the high-fantasy romance of the Jon and Dany pairing.
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The time, last year, when we both stood in an East Village club, drinks in our hands, grinning like fools as we listened to my stepson's launch concert for his band's CD. Despite all that and more, I didn't think my presence in the hospital would have comforted her.
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As part of a speaker series at the Computer History Museum in 2013, Musk noted having a smartphone has been helpful because whether out at drinks, in other social settings, in a car, while walking or in the bathroom, you can do email anytime while you are awake.
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The research found that drinking more than 100 grams of alcohol per week -- equal to roughly seven standard drinks in the United States or five to six glasses of wine in the UK -- increases your risk of death from all causes and in turn lowers your life expectancy.
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The time-tested pairing of cheeseburgers and soft drinks might get a lot more expensive in the UK. The British Government is already under increasing pressure to tax sugary drinks in the wake of successful trials in France, Mexico, and closer to home in the city of Brighton.
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There's Mary Tyrone padding the floors in a morphine haze in "Long Day's Journey into Night"; George and Martha, battling over the baby and over drinks in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf;" and the Skid Row denizens of "The Iceman Cometh," always promising to sober up — just not today.
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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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Earlier in the evening, Caitlyn and Hutchins watched the 91st annual Academy Awards at the 27th annual Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party (sponsored by IMDb and Neuro Drinks) in West Hollywood, where they posed together on the red carpet and were photographed inside sitting next to each other.
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Let me describe a scene every woman I know is painfully familiar with: You're in a bar, three drinks in, sidestepping abandoned plastic cups and men who've decided it's a good idea to wear a "casual vest" into the real world, when a guy with brewery breath comes up behind you.
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Throwing drinks in the faces of men who've wronged her, she explains, is a strategy to express fury and exact revenge "while minimizing the risk of reciprocal violence"—calling to mind Margaret Atwood's line that men are afraid that women will laugh at them, while women are afraid that men will kill them.
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Bellefonte, Pennsylvania (CNN)Twelve more members of Penn State's Beta Theta Pi fraternity have been charged in the death of pledge Timothy Piazza after prosecutors were able to recover deleted surveillance video from the night of his death -- video that shows the sophomore being given at least 18 drinks in 82 minutes.
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Ms. Oliver was being fitted this summer morning as one of 54 young women chosen from hundreds to serve drinks in a new Playboy Club at 512 West 42nd Street in Midtown Manhattan (formerly site of the gay-themed Out NYC hotel, which incited local ire after hosting an event for Ted Cruz).
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At the end of the day, when I'm trying to unwind on my hectic commute, listening to my make-believe friends on Terrace House calmly gab about their dreams is all it takes to pacify me — at least until I get home and watch people throw drinks in their friend's face on Vanderpump Rules.
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For those who don't want to get tipsy with their takeout, the new menu will also include a non-alcoholic watermelon agua fresca, a hibiscus tea with rooibos and lemongrass, a new iced tea formulation from In Pursuit of Tea, and new fountain drinks in the form of Coke Life and Blue Sky sodas.
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With nighttime drinks in Lisbon's gorgeous rooftop bars and cafes, and afternoon walks by the waterfront, you'll want a layer that you can slip on easily when the wind off the water kicks up, but that disappears inconspicuously when you head into a local bar for a glass of port and today's market specials.
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Not only is it the classic beverage that Luke Skywalker drinks in his first scene in Star Wars: A New Hope, and a beverage fans have been trying to recreate on their own for decades, it's just beautiful and served to-go which means every inch of the immersive theme park serves as the perfect backdrop.
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The company, which sells drinks in the still and carbonated categories worth over 100 million pounds a year in over 85 countries, had warned that its home market would remain challenging this year, "with the addition of currency-related input cost inflation to an already price-competitive environment" (Reporting by Rahul B in Bengaluru; Editing by Sunil Nair)
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In the real world, for example, parents may not focus as much on warning labels because they have to contend with children clamoring for sugary drinks in the grocery store aisles and yelling when they don't get their way, noted David Studdert, a health law researcher at Stanford University in California who wasn't involved in the study.
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And I like to gulp my drinks, so the lower-alcohol they are, the better shape I'm in." deBary's made a lot of drinks in his time, and has a preferred way of building highballs: "I sandwich the soda around whatever I'm mixing with it, so I'll always pour soda first, then the spirit, then more soda.
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That realization led to another: many of the characters—from the broken-down British officer Cecil Lewis (Frank Wood) and the dilapidated Piet Wetjoen (Dakin Matthews) to Willie (Neal Huff), who drinks, in part, to forget how he has failed his father—inhabit the same story about masculinity, in which Hickey stars as the ultimate fantasy: a nonjudgmental dad.
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Howard-Cox developed two other off-menu specialty drinks in her time at Starbucks: the Pixie Dust Latte and the Christmas-gramAlso inspired by Disney, the pixie dust latte combines Starbucks' Cinnamon Dolce Latte with the White Chocolate Mocha to create a rich drink that tastes "kind of like a cinnamon roll but without the frosting," Howard-Cox said.
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I met a few women for drinks in a small group, followed up with brunch a couple of weeks later, and, in a move meant to garner greater intimacy, spent one Friday night at a concert with the one woman I felt most connected to, the one who vowed to compete with me for title as livestock crime investigator.
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But in this case, the celebrants are violating no fewer than six of the fundamental laws governing personal behavior in the Islamic Republic: mixing of the sexes; women baring flesh and failing to wear head scarves; dancing; playing pop music; and, last but not least, consuming alcohol (in the vodka-laced drinks in the water bottles).
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The D.C. Council, which implemented a 220006 percent tax on sodas and other sugary drinks in October and is now considering an even higher rate of 2202 cents-per-ounce, seems determined to make the nation's capital — already one of the most expensive cities in the country — even less affordable for its residents and more hostile to job creators.
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Stockwell said that only 25 percent of drinkers in most of Canada are aware of alcohol's relationship to cancer or low-risk drinking guidelines (ten drinks a week for women with no more than three drinks in a single session, 15 drinks a week for men with no more than four drinks at a time—and two "rest days" per week).
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Slipping (almost) entirely under the radar, Bynes and a friend were seen with cold drinks in hand on December 15 browsing in L.A. And while this mundane activity doesn't catch our attention, per se, it's the fact that Bynes' hair is significantly darker — almost reminiscent of her natural hair color from the days of What A Girl Wants and She's the Man.
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Organizers have created a primer video on what people need to know before going: Lori Boerner and Kay Sera created this handy interactive Google map of places to warm up, use the bathroom, and/or get food and drinks in downtown DC. They also have a printable list of these locations for the inevitable moments when cellphone reception will be spotty.
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Conspiracy theories about Russian oil companies and potential coups and spies holding information back from the White House are all floating around, and all plausible to those in the right mood—the right mood being a couple drinks in and half-watching a six-way CNN splitscreen where the guests are debating who should be in jail and for what.
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"Middlebury College respects the work its students, faculty and staff have done in researching the health effects of energy drinks and in making the recommendation that the college no longer sell such drinks in our campus retail outlets," said Bill Burger, Middlebury's vice president for communications and marketing, "We hope that this move will contribute to a healthier campus environment."
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The study, published in the 163 Journal of Adolescent Heath and showcased in a 2008 Time magazine story, found that children who drank with their parents were about half as likely to say they had alcohol in the past month and about one third as likely to admit to binge drinking (having five or more drinks in a row) in the previous two weeks.
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Today's product features dedicated check-in and baggage drop-off facilities; free check-in for two pieces of baggage; priority boarding; leather seats with up to a 22022-inch pitch, footrest and headrest; an amenity kit on some flights; choice of three meals, including a vegetarian option; unlimited snacks and drinks in-flight; and a "social snack space" on 787 aircraft where passengers can gather.
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Some people seem to have a particularly good grasp of the signal and, as Simonson points out, were also lucky enough to be making drinks in influential bars early in the craft cocktail movement, back "when it was possible to put together three or four ingredients that hadn't been [together] before and come up with a modern classic, because nobody had tried it," he notes.
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SO YES, COME BACK HERE, WHERE YOU CAN WALK FROM ONE SIDE OF THE TOWN TO THE OTHER, AND PINTS COST LESS THAN FIVE POUNDS, AND THE ECONOMY IS HARDY ENOUGH, AND EVERYONE IS SETTLED HERE, AND LIVES A SMALL TOWN LIFE SHUTTLING BETWEEN COMFORTABLE SQUIDGY SOFAS WITH SKY TV IN FRONT OF THEM AND THEN DRINKS IN THE SAME THREE PUBS AD INFINITUM, BECAUSE IS WHAT YOU'RE DOING ANY BETTER?
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From left to right in the picture at the top of the page, there's the CLOi serving robot, which has a built-in sliding tray and will deliver food and drinks in hotels and airports; the CLOi porter robot, which will tote luggage and can also handle "express check-in and check-out services"; and the CLOi shopping robot, which will follow customers around stores, collecting their shopping for them and totting up their prices.
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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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