His remarks (unlike the fizzy drinks he sells) were unsweetened.
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Others drank fizzy drinks at a shop, the only one open.
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It already has a significant presence in Nigeria selling its fizzy drinks.
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However, in many countries the market for fizzy drinks looks increasingly flat.
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And I love all fizzy drinks, including tonic, but that sounds so wrong.
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In contrast, demand for "still beverages" or non-fizzy drinks rose 20.6 percent.
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Coke has also been rattled by falling demand for its trademark fizzy drinks.
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I even get an email about the danger of aspartame-sweetened fizzy drinks.
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Posters in supermarkets and on bus-stops display deals for fizzy drinks and burgers.
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In both places, sales of bottled water rose after the fizzy-drinks tax came in.
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And fizzy drinks are disproportionally drunk by teenagers, who are more sensitive to price changes.
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The repeal is a big victory for the vigorous lobbies of makers of fizzy drinks.
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In 2016 Philadelphia became the first big city to impose a tax on fizzy drinks.
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That means the tax is generally not pushing consumers to purchase fizzy drinks outside Philadelphia.
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So why not buy yourself a soda maker and make your own fizzy drinks at home?
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Delta Corporation, a beverage firm that bottles Coca-Cola, had to stop making fizzy drinks for months.
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The food industry needs carbon dioxide, in fizzy drinks or to get caffeine from coffee, for example.
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While we all love fizzy drinks (team La Croix forever!), the cost can start to add up at.
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We have free coffee, tea, sodas, LaCroix, other fizzy drinks, small snacks, fruit, and candy at our disposal.
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DOOH providers can deliver ads for coffee when it is cold and fizzy drinks when it is warm.
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And it did not raise as much revenue as forecast because some restaurants retailers sold almost 50% fewer fizzy drinks.
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If you love going out, there are plenty of crafty ways to go alcohol-free without drinking copious amounts of fizzy drinks.
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Fizzy drinks are taking a new form, evolving from a can of Coca-Cola to a tinted-glass bottle of San Pelegrino.
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It's more a manufacturers' game, or a marketing exercise, like for a fizzy-drinks company, or it's been a rich man's trophy.
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Crouzet said the committee could propose a tax on salt like one already introduced in France on the sugar content of fizzy drinks.
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She says that both her bag and her daughter's were given a cursory check — mainly to remove bottles of water and fizzy drinks.
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There are only so many glasses of sugary, fizzy drinks anyone can drink, before you begin to understand the dearth of alcohol-free options.
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"Remember, you cannot out-run a bad diet," said Ludlam-Raine, explaining that exercising doesn't mean you can live off chocolate and fizzy drinks.
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Bizarrely, Coca-Cola equates handing out their sugary products with the start of the cherished holiday season, which has nothing to do with fizzy drinks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tamnoush, an Iranian company that makes fizzy drinks, has shut down its production line after 16 years and laid off dozens of workers.
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Soda project, an online map that documents how Americans refer to fizzy drinks, it's easy to pinpoint which words are most-used in specific regions.
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A convenient cafe selling popcorn and fizzy drinks flanked the endpoint, receiving thirsty customers, while the winners' awards ceremony began with a martial arts performance.
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However, the people who are put off by higher prices may well be those who drink alcohol or fizzy drinks only sparingly and are not obese.
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Coke and rival PepsiCo have been hurt as consumers increasingly turn health-conscious, cutting back on fizzy drinks and turning to teas, fruit juices and smoothies.
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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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But fizzy drinks made with alcohol, fruit juice and sparkling water or soda, a category known as chu-hi in Japan, are popular across the country.
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"I was in Bookers today and they were limiting purchases of fizzy drinks as a result of shortages," a user by the name of Jo R tweeted .
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Coca-Cola Amatil, the bottler for the beverage in Australia, is trying to shore up demand for fizzy drinks as health-conscious consumers turn away from soda.
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In the wake of the president's comments, companies that did not quit at once (among them PepsiCo, which sells fizzy drinks and snacks) faced campaigns threatening boycotts.
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My stomach is—according to the midwife friend who I send a photo to—at the 19-week pregnancy stage, all thanks to frankfurters and fizzy drinks.
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Some British social enterprises are selling beer made from surplus bread, jam, fizzy drinks and fruit jerky from fruit and vegetables which would otherwise be thrown away.
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The job cuts also come at a time when the company and its rivals including A.G.Barr face an impending British government tax on sugar-sweetened fizzy drinks.
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The kinds of "ultra-processed" foods associated with the increased risk of the disease included cakes, chicken nuggets, mass-produced bread, fizzy drinks, confectionery and processed meat.
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With more awareness about the strong correlation between drinking sweet, fizzy drinks and obesity and tooth decay, sales of beverages like Coca-Cola and Pepsi have slumped.
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It has added sugar by the bucket-load but because the branding is pleasant—almost like a beer, rich people think it's not like other fizzy drinks.
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The study found coloring made from cochineal insects in orange fizzy drinks, Asian cochineal secretion in a strawberry ice cream and shiny red apples coated with insect resin.
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Both fizzy drinks were invented by pharmacists in the late 19th century, but Pepsi was originally known as Brad's Drink, named by North Carolina's Caleb Bradham in 1893.
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"Over the years, I've eaten the wrong foods, I've drunk lots of fizzy drinks, and I haven't really brushed them, I haven't flossed," he says during the episode.
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The Air Koryo conglomerate makes cigarettes and fizzy drinks, besides owning a taxi fleet and petrol stations - and all have the same flying crane logo as the carrier.
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Britain is set to implement a levy on makers of sugary drinks, a move advocated by health campaigners arguing that fizzy drinks are a source of empty calories.
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Coke and smaller rival PepsiCo Inc have been hurt as consumers increasingly turn health-conscious, cutting back on fizzy drinks and opting for teas, fruit juices and smoothies.
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Shares in fizzy-drinks companies fell (though those of Tate & Lyle, a food company, recovered once traders remembered that the firm sold off its sugar business in 2010).
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With more awareness about the very strong correlation between guzzling sweet, fizzy drinks, and obesity and tooth decay, sales of beverages like Coca-Cola and Pepsi have slumped.
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Spindrift, maker of fizzy drinks, has raised $29.8M Spindrift, founded in 2010, is up against big players, like the beloved and decades-old LaCroix, another sparkling water brand.
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The company, which gets about 70 percent of its volume sales from fizzy drinks, is also rolling out Coca-Cola Zero with a "new and improved taste," he said.
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Coca-Cola does not just want to sell a lot of fizzy drinks, it wants to put a can of Coke within easy reach of everyone on the planet.
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Another IFS study finds that, though Britain's new law will lower sales of fizzy drinks, it will have little effect on the behaviour of those who consume the most sugar.
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PAPA JEAN, a middle-aged Congolese man who normally makes a living flogging fizzy drinks at the port of Kinshasa, the capital, has stitched an extra pocket into his trousers.
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Saudi Arabia, the Arab world's largest economy, already had a 100% tax on cigarettes and tobacco products, a 100% tax on energy drinks and a 50% one on fizzy drinks.
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India's new GST will instead have bands of 5, 12, 18, and 28 per cent, plus an additional levy for certain items like chewing tobacco, fizzy drinks, and luxury cars.
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Much of the gas captured by Climeworks and other pure NETs firms (as opposed to fossil-fuel CCS) is sold to makers of fizzy drinks or greenhouses to help plants grow.
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The cause is a peculiar shortage of the carbon dioxide used to add gas to all manner of fizzy drinks, which means manufacturers are cutting production and retailers are being rationed.
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American firms ranging from Kraft Heinz, a food giant, Coca-Cola, a fizzy-drinks colossus, and Nike, a sporting-goods brand, are reported to have supply chains that stretch into Xinjiang.
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In a change from chocolates and fizzy drinks, the French are starting to offer fresh oysters from vending machines in the hope of selling more of the delicacy outside business hours.
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Public health campaigners hope this will replicate the success of similar sugar taxation schemes, like that enforced in Mexico, which saw fizzy drinks sales fall by 12 percent in its first year.
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Beginning with wine and continuing into pink-themed cocktails, pastel-hued sweet concoctions with a punch and high-octane bottled fizzy drinks, over the decades the industry has displayed its marketing creativity.
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Port's line, called Bundle Organics, is set to hit shelves at Buy Buy BABY this month, and includes bars, bites, smoothies, and fizzy drinks that aim to support fertility, pregnancy, and breastfeeding efforts.
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PARIS (Reuters) - From insect residues in fizzy drinks to beef gelatin in yoghurt, consumer group Foodwatch said it had found undisclosed animal-based ingredients in a dozen food and drink products sold in France.
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Everyone knows these drinks are bad for you, but we can all agree that fizzy drinks are not poison, insofar as they will not (immediately) kill you and are not used to murder people.
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JERUSALEM, March 1 (Reuters) - Fizzy drinks maker SodaStream has raised the prospect of moving work back to the West Bank after the Israeli government refused to extend work permits for its remaining 74 Palestinian workers.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan has faced multiple armed conflicts, economic slumps and nationwide protests, but one of its little known exports has proved resilient through all the turmoil: gum arabic, an essential ingredient in fizzy drinks.
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The purchase of the biggest coffee chain behind Starbucks adds to Coca-Cola's drive to diversify away from fizzy drinks and expand its options for increasingly health-conscious consumers, after countries started introducing sugar taxes.
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On July 25th, Coca-Cola's boss, James Quincey, said the soft-drink maker will increase prices of its fizzy drinks this year in response to the rising cost of the aluminium it uses for its cans.
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Coca-Cola's sales fell for the fourth straight quarter as demand for its fizzy drinks declined in Europe and a strong dollar eroded the value of sales in markets outside the United States, including Latin America.
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The body absorbs 18433 calories a minute from fizzy drinks, compared with 2 calories a minute from potatoes Sweating through three or four workouts a week, he is as well-muscled as a professional rugby player.
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ILE DE RE, France (Reuters) - In a change from chocolates and fizzy drinks, the French are starting to offer fresh oysters from vending machines in the hope of selling more of the delicacy outside business hours.
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Increased appetite from India, which typically churns out its own sugar to use in everything from fizzy drinks to sticky snacks, could support benchmark global prices that have been trading near their lowest in 16 months.
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It doesn't take a genius to work out why sweets are packaged in brightly coloured wrappers, sugary cereal boxes are emblazoned with cartoon mascots, and fizzy drinks get dyed neon colours (looking at you, blue Gatorade).
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LONDON (Reuters) - While Turkey's economy flounders, some foreign funds are buying into everything from fizzy drinks firms to automakers to banks as they winnow out likely survivors in the country's beaten down corporate bond and equity markets.
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"We broadened our beverage portfolio to lessen our reliance on colas..." Chief Executive Indra Nooyi said, adding that just 12 percent of revenue now comes from Pepsi colas and less than 25 percent from fizzy drinks globally.
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The New York-based company, which sells scents and flavors that go into everything from perfumes and detergents to fizzy drinks and frozen meals, banked sales of $3.4 billion last year and dates back to the 1880s.
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Surveying 1,000 mums and dads, as well as their children, Derbyshire's Drink as I Do report found that four to eight-year-olds whose parents consumed fizzy drinks regularly were 192 percent more likely to drink them.
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But with many regional economies either stagnant or wrecked by storms, the 7m people affected will balk at a policy that will raise the cost of biscuits and fizzy drinks, consolations which need lots of imported sugar.
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The book is full of perfectly sensible advice, such as avoiding faddy diets, the lure of "low-fat" foods and the temptation to drink all your calories in the form of fizzy drinks, alcohol and sugary coffees.
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PepsiCo and rival Coca-Cola have focused on selling smaller, higher-margin packs in developed markets while pulling back on promoting large discount packs as they look to cushion the impact of falling demand for fizzy drinks.
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PepsiCo and rival Coca-Cola Co have focused on selling smaller, higher-margin packs in developed markets while pulling back on promoting large discount packs as they look to cushion the impact of falling demand for fizzy drinks.
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On the other is a row of low commercial buildings, selling the sorts of basic household goods available from any street stall in Indonesia: little packets of coffee, tea, shampoo and Indomie instant noodles, SIM cards, cigarettes and fizzy drinks.
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Founded in Britain in 216.31, SodaStream was a coveted device in British kitchens in the 22015s and 231s, allowing people to create fizzy drinks by adding flavored syrups to carbonated tap water, but its popularity faded as bottled sodas became cheaper.
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ROME, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Italy will introduce a tax on fizzy drinks to help fund university research and will curb the scope of a contested tax amnesty, the ruling parties agreed, as the government puts together its big-spending 2019 budget.
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But at the age of ten, in 1988, he was one of many young Mexicans who started stacking on weight as increasing trade with America saw cheap sweets and fizzy drinks flood the shops, a process known as the "Coca-colonisation" of Mexico.
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Chili and wasabi—as well as menthol, fizzy drinks, and hot and cold beverages—contain molecular compounds that stimulate the pain receptors in our nerve cells, invoking a simulation of what would happen if someone actually lit a flame in your mouth.
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Seema Suchak of Schroders, an asset manager, estimates that fizzy-drinks firms that fail to reduce their reliance on virgin plastics could see annual profits shrink by 5% over the next decade or so because of regulations and taxes spurred by the consumer backlash.
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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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We know fizzy drinks like Mountain Dew and Coca-Cola aren't great for the old gnashers, but the video above — a guest episode of Tom Scott's "Things you might not know" series from fellow science YouTuber Chase at ScienceC — shows the exact effect the drinks can have, in plenty of gory detail.
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Advertising and sponsorships make up the bulk of corporate spending on e-sports, but the Birmingham Arena was also outfitted exactly as you might expect for a night out at a sports event: umpteen varieties of junk food and fizzy drinks on offer, merchandise from all the most popular teams, and Intel and Alienware booths to show off the latest PC hardware.
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Here are some things I believed as a 12-year-old: – You could fly to Vice City on GTA San Andreas – Fizzy drinks hydrate you – I could be the first British person to average 24 ppg in the NBA – I could also play in a professional soccer league – If those two failed, I could easily take the rockstar route and ride in limousines – One Tree Hill was an accurate reflection of real life It would actually make a lot more sense if One Tree Hill was written by teenagers.
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Sales of Coca-Cola Amatil's fizzy drinks have fallen 8.1% by volume from 2016 to 2018. The Australian Medical Association continued to press for a sugar tax.
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Fern Drudger is a child who has the ability to shake things out of books. But, lately, only Diet Lime Fizzy Drinks seem to pop out of them. The Fizzy Drinks always have messages from a mysterious group called the Nobodies. As it turns out to be, Nobodies are people or animals that are shaken out of books and haven't been returned yet to their homes inside the books.
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Her diet excludes caffeine, fizzy drinks and very hot / cold items. Concerning her childhood, she reflected on the close ties she had with nature and animals on the farm. While still 5 or 6 she sang with adults in a group.
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He delivered a speech and launched Don Mullan's new book, A Hero Who Could Fly. In January 2007, the school set up a healthy eating programme which banned fizzy drinks and only water would be allowed. Water bottles marked with the initials "STJ" were provided, however the school has since banned water bottles.
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The solubility of a gas in a liquid increases with increasing gas pressure. When the external pressure is reduced, the excess gas comes out of solution. Fizzy drinks are made by subjecting the liquid to carbon dioxide, under pressure. In champagne the CO2 is produced naturally in the final stage of fermentation.
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Coarse fish such as carp are bred in the boating lake and fishing is banned here. Rowing boats are available to hire at only £7.50. The boating lake also sells ice-creams, chocolate bars, fizzy drinks, fishing nets, hot drinks, duck food and more. The Sailing Lake (the southern lake) is in size.
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For instance, some side effects antacids, H2 blockers and proton pump inhibitors have in common are constipation, diarrhea and nausea. Where _Extrinsic_ sources of acids have been identified _A: What can the individual do?_ 8\. Reduce the frequency of acidic food intake which includes fizzy drinks and fruit juices that contain phosphoric or citric acid.
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The predominant form of lemonade in the UK and Australia is a clear, lemon-flavoured carbonated beverage. Schweppes and R. White's Lemonade are common brands, and shops usually carry a store branded lemonade as well. Schweppes uses a blend of lemon and lime oils.Product description Other fizzy drinks (or pop) which are both lemon and lime flavoured may also sometimes be referred to as lemonade, such as Sprite and 7 up.
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The Oceanic was the largest man-made moving object that had ever been built up to that time. By the year 1900, Belfast had the world's largest tobacco factory, tea machinery and fan-making works, handkerchief factory, dry dock and color Christmas card printers. Belfast was also the world's leading manufacturer of "fizzy drinks" (soft drinks). Belfast was by far the greatest economic beneficiary in Ireland of the Act of Union and Industrial Revolution.
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The goal is when a consumer has the option to select a tube of toothpaste that the consumer would remember the product which was marketed. Mass marketing is the opposite of niche marketing, where a product is made specially for one person or a group of persons. Other products of mass marketing are furniture, artwork, automobiles, residential communities, fizzy drinks and personal computers. Typically, things which are perceived to be necessary/essential to the consumer are subject to mass marketing.
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However, it turns out that the counselors and director of the camp seem to have deadly secrets. Camp Happy Sunshine Good Times has strict rules, and Fern easily breaks one of them. When she receives her punishment, Fern discovers that she is destined to help the Nobodies, who are trapped by the evil Mole, or BORT. BORT is a giant mole who had trapped a family of Nobodies in a Diet Lime Fizzy Drinks factory in a basement at the Avenue of Americas.
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Ten percent of a person's body weight in fluid may need to be given in the first two to four hours. This method was first tried on a mass scale during the Bangladesh Liberation War, and was found to have much success.The Civil War That Killed Cholera , foreignpolicy.com. Despite widespread beliefs, fruit juices and commercial fizzy drinks like cola, are not ideal for rehydration of people with serious infections of the intestines, and their excessive sugar content may even harm water uptake.
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Shortly after entering the House of Commons, she became a member of the Human Rights Select Committee, leaving the committee in 2007. She is a member of the Labour Friends of Israel. Creagh successfully introduced a Children's Food Bill in 2005 which sought to introduce minimum nutritional standards for all school meals and take fizzy drinks and sugary snacks out of school vending machines. Both of these measures were accepted by the government and became law under the Education and Inspections Act 2006.
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Hamoud Boualem is an Algerian soft drink manufacturing company, producing fizzy drinks popular in Algeria and exported to France, the United Kingdom, and Canada, mainly for consumption by Algerian emigrants. Founded in 1878 with the building of its first factory in the Belcourt neighborhood of Algiers, it is among the country's oldest companies. Their products include sodas such as "Selecto", "Hamoud", "Slim" (in various flavors), and various flavors of syrup. Their head offices are located at 201 rue Hassiba Ben Bouali, Algiers.
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Two weeks later, the car in which he was travelling was in collision with a lorry carrying fizzy drinks. His injuries were minor; his teammate, Walter, who was driving the car, was killed. Coll first appeared for Valencia on the ninth matchday, tried in place of Ficha, in a goalless draw against Elche. He kept his place for the next game, scoring Valencia's second goal in a 3–2 defeat at Racing Santander, and followed up with a goal in a 2–1 win against Sevilla, in which ABC's reporter assessed Valencia's two wing-men – Ficha had returned on the other wing – as the pick of the bunch.
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Robinsons Fruit Shoot is a brand of fruit drink designed to appeal to children. The drinks are promoted as a supposedly healthier alternative to fizzy drinks, and are offered as one of the drink options for McDonald's Happy Meals and KFC 'Kids Meals'; this has been cited in representations to the UK Parliament on Britvic's healthier eating initiatives. Fruit Shoots were described by Britvic as a "high juice, no added sugar drink" (the juice content is only 8%). The regular Fruit Shoot range with the green top is a full sugar product and does not contain aspartame (the No Added Sugar version with the grey top does).
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Tesco Express store in Highbury, London Tesco Express shops are neighbourhood convenience shops averaging , stocking mainly food with an emphasis on higher-margin products such as sweets, crisps, chocolate, biscuits, fizzy drinks and processed food (due to small shop size, and the necessity to maximise revenue per square foot) alongside everyday essentials. They are located in busy city- centre districts, small shopping precincts in residential areas, small towns and villages, and on Esso petrol station forecourts. In 2010 it became known that Tesco was operating Express pricing, charging more in their Express branches than in their regular branches. A spokesperson said that this was "because of the difference in costs of running the smaller shops".
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When eating is necessary, the retainer is removed to allow natural consumption and to avoid the crushing of the VFR. Patient should be informed never to drink, especially cariogenic or fizzy drinks, with VFR in situ as it will lead to substantial loss of tooth surface and dental caries (cavities). The retainer can behave like a reservoir, enclosing the incisal edges and cuspal tips with the cariogenic drink, leading to decalcification of teeth. VFRs are less expensive, less visible, and easier to wear than Hawley retainers; however, for patients with disorders such as bruxism, VFRs are prone to rapid breakage and deterioration, especially if the material is PVC, a short chain molecule which breaks down far more quickly than polypropylene, a long chain molecule.
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For example, The Big Bounce, a National Lottery- funded charity, recently gave a £300 grant to some children who wanted to set up a healthy tuck shop To some, this means providing healthier types of the same goods (for example using brown bread instead of white, selling milk and fruit juice instead of fizzy drinks and rice cakes and crackers instead of crisps).For example, see this advice given by the charity the British Nutrition Foundation This model has become popular with the authorities in many schools in the UK. Some groups have advocated going even further and creating a "fruit tuck shop".For example, Islington Primary Care Trust is now actively encouraging fruit tuck shops. A press release about this can be found here Research and pilot schemes have been done in some areas, such as this study from Gloucestershire These have been less successful, primarily due to a perceived drop in revenue and the generally tight state of funding in the UK education system at present, although the funding situation may change in the future.
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