Guzzle Buddy For those days when she just can't wait to unwind, Guzzle Buddy cuts out a step.
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Guzzle Buddy™ You're the best guzzle buddy (duh), but when you can't be there and your buddy just wants to drink from the bottle, this tool will help.
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The Guzzle Buddy might be able to help with that.
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He'd sit in bed at night and guzzle bottles of beer.
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So consumers want more: as cars guzzle less petrol, motorists drive further.
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Finally, there's a super simple way to guzzle down the sweet drink.
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The guzzle buddy screws into bottles, allowing you to sip without pouring.
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If you guzzle your wine, the intellectual benefits of imbibing are lost.
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I'm always impressed by the dogged determination of summer diners to guzzle Sancerre.
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Now, it is Chinese babies that guzzle much of New Zealand's milk output.
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He begins to guzzle it, but I stop him on the third gulp.
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Americans guzzle six times more prescription opioids per person than 20 years ago.
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I guzzle broken bones and busted radiators, coolant running thick in thirsty gutters.
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Your skin will basically guzzle this cooling gel blend of hydrating ceramides and B5.
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I guzzle water afterward, drive home, shower, and cook dinner: Trader Joe's cauliflower gnocchi.
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Greeks, she explained, sip and savor their liquor, they don't guzzle or shoot it.
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Photo: TeslaElectric motors guzzle electricity, which can be especially hard on a rechargeable battery.
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The Guzzle Buddy screws right into the top of your favorite rosé, red or white.
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Guzzle Buddy makes things easier for people who wish to douse themselves with alcohol immediately.
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And just as the world began to guzzle more oil, less of it was available.
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In chillers like "The Lodge" and "Swallow," they guzzle safety pins and play Russian roulette.
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But if labour is abundant in India, capital is not, and state-owned firms guzzle it.
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For those days when she just can't wait to unwind, Guzzle Buddy cuts out a step.
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Patients there guzzle $0.63m-worth of the stuff a year, out of global sales of perhaps $4bn.
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Lower wages have encouraged people to guzzle cheap, unhealthy food, causing them to pile on the pounds.
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Motorists have been encouraged to drive more and buy bigger vehicles, including S.U.V.s, which guzzle more fuel.
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Why scramble for The Man when you can sizzle and guzzle and fire up a fat spliff?
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On days he had important meetings, he explained, he would compromise — and guzzle gin-and-tonics instead.
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Several government agencies, such as the postal service and transport authority, guzzle fat budgets but do little work.
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As a result, Chinese have been coming over to Korea in droves to eat chicken and guzzle beer.
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You won't have to leave the couch to refill your wine glass if you have a guzzle buddy.
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The always-on display does guzzle more battery compared to previous models, but not in a noticeable way.
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Perhaps Guzzle Buddy's instructional video will help you drink from the gadget in a way where that won't happen.
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But if you're looking to guzzle vats of molten cheese, you're going to need to eat elsewhere for now.
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Guzzle no more than this six pints a week or seven glasses of wine, and you'll be fine. Easy.
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This plane wasn't exactly fuel-efficient: In just 80 seconds, its engine could guzzle down 15,000 pounds of fuel.
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He must nourish his reader over hundreds of pages, and one can't guzzle high-octane fuel the whole journey.
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Opening the door to dirtier cars that guzzle more gas is exactly the wrong move for the American auto industry.
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They line up to guzzle water and gobble down jalebi, an Indian snack of fried dough slathered in sticky syrup.
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Make and guzzle H2O cocktail: room-temperature filtered water, dash of sea salt, quarter lemon, splash of apple cider vinegar.
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Yet they also think that for now, car buyers still want bigger, more luxurious cars that guzzle lots of fuel.
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On the negative side, a view prevails that the blockchain will guzzle too much electricity for energy applications to make sense.
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Throttling back an aircraft that is designed to fly fast is inefficient and causes it to guzzle a lot of fuel.
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That doesn't mean you're going to stop doing it, but at least the Guzzle Buddy makes it slightly more socially acceptable.
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Olympics-related vehicles will guzzle around 23.5 million liters of fuel, enough to fill the tanks of roughly 500,000 Honda Civics.
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I guzzle one of those bad boys down to avoid eating the Pop Tarts staring at me in the work kitchen.
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He didn't know how to apply the victory wreath and what to do with the milk, whether to guzzle or sip?
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The couple made the rounds, stopping repeatedly at each jug, whose guardians forced the newlyweds to guzzle wine through a straw.
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"Appetite" (2018), for example, depicts a giant mouth opening to guzzle what appear to be a miniature cupcake, sandwich, and shrimp.
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Since endless bottles of wine are about to be their new boo, make them feel less lame by gifting the Guzzle Buddy.
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The weather is beautiful, and I guzzle down two vodka sodas (paid for by my manager) while hanging with my lovely team.
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Serve in a plastic bag for the full Mexican drinking experience—or just guzzle directly from the blender for more immediate refreshment.
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Wisconsin's prisons guzzle state funds at twice the rate of next door: $150 is spent for every Wisconsinite to $74 per Minnesotan.
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He tips it up for a long guzzle and hands it back, winking at Gran and saying something in a foreign language.
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All divisions are guided by a powerful head office in Essen that is said to guzzle an extraordinary 30% of total profits.
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I'm trying to cut back on office coffee, so I guzzle a bunch of water and take a break to stretch instead.
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If you guzzle copious amounts of data, T-Mobile's unlimited plan is reasonably priced at $70, and its network provides good coverage.
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In the hands of good producers like Jochen Beurer or Andi Knauss, trollinger becomes wine that you almost can't help but guzzle.
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Negotiating Britain's exit from the EU is bound to guzzle Emmanuel Macron's time and energy once he takes over as President of France.
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Bay has created a movie that sets emotions on fire, gets adrenaline pumping, and incites the barbaric urge to guzzle a protein shake.
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I guzzle a can of seltzer from the bodega, drop it in the street, and, like Cher, give it a good swift kick.
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The Guzzle Buddy™ is a glass that inserts directly into the wine bottle so you can more "elegantly" chug directly from it.
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The Guzzle Buddy screws directly into a bottle, allowing you to sip on your favorite wine without having to go back for refills.
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I liked that sparkling water just fine, well enough to guzzle at least a can a day, every day, for more than two years.
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I can take a week off to party with my non-metal friends at Drake and guzzle free Jack and Red Bull (sorry, Mom).
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Mactaggart liked to compare it to California's strict auto-emissions standards, which forced the world's automakers to develop cars that guzzle less fossil fuel.
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I don't know about you, but I love to guzzle coffee and tea, both of which are unfortunately known triggers for people with acid reflux.
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But before I could even guzzle down the whipped cream from atop my PSL, I already had the new Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew in hand
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In sum, the EPA's plan would bequeath America vehicles that guzzle more gas, have higher fuel costs, produce more pollution, and profit the dirtiest automakers.
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Learn more about the Guzzle Buddy See Details The Aura Glass Non-Spill Drinking Glasses very well may be the perfect accessory for long drinking nights.
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At one point it was thought to guzzle $2m a day subsidising shipping and using discounts to lure buyers, though the figure has probably come down.
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In her concertina sketchbook series, she draws the fair's other attendees in fold-out A2139 notebooks, as they inspect weapons of mass destruction and guzzle champagne.
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The company is aggressively marketing its products in bars and street corner watering holes, spots where convivial Brazilians guzzle nearly half of the nation's beer annually.
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The Amazon HQ2 process is a Trojan Horse, designed to guzzle goodwill from the entire country, and then carry that sparkle back to Washington, D.C. when needed.
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But airlines have eschewed the plane in favor of leaner two-engine jets that guzzle less fuel than their four-engine counterparts and can fly enormous distances.
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I'm talking unpeeling and downing that sucker like a Kraft Single you guzzle at midnight when you're free to fully embrace the slob at your soul's core.
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Roadside stalls offer fried doughnuts, storefront gates open every morning to sell clothing and office supplies, morning commuters guzzle caffeine and university students picnic at the zoo.
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The Guzzle Buddy lets you attach a glass directly to the spout of your wine bottle so you can be classy and awesome at the same time.
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It's so easy to be mindless and just guzzle it down as you run off to your next thing, but I'm definitely reflecting on it a little more.
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Mounting a chair to approach two tame palombes, each chained to a perch, he bears a glass of water from which they guzzle when he whistles a command.
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San Pellegrino Chinotto is a caramel-colored tonic that goes down like an aperitif; Italians guzzle it in warm months to cool their insides and aid in digestion.
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"It needed a different skin," drummer Ronnie Vannucci, Jr. tells me as he and frontman Brandon Flowers guzzle water in a conference room nestled within VICE's Brooklyn office.
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They guzzle water—you need about 15,703 litres of the stuff to produce a kilo of beef, compared with only 1,500 litres for a kilo of maize or wheat.
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Apartment and townhouse construction is finally catching up with demand, which will keep some new residents from the sprawling single-family homes and yards that guzzle so much water.
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"To new beginnings," Ruiz's character announces before the three clink glasses and she proceeds to guzzle her entire cocktail glass of gin as her friends look on in concern.
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To clear the colon and rectum for doctors to examine them for early signs of cancer, patients must guzzle a gargantuan amount of a salty, repulsive-tasting drink and laxative.
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Ordinarily, he said, he would select for comfort something like a demi-sec Vouvray, which has a touch of sweetness, or a fruity zinfandel that would be easy to guzzle.
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Often they do so alongside dairy products; in a poll by Ipsos-MORI 38% of American consumers said that they guzzle plant-based milk, but only 12% did so exclusively.
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The new rule presumably makes it legal for paramedics, cops, and firefighters to guzzle down a cold one before heading to the scene of a crime, or to extinguish a fire.
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I knew that Melrose's caustic one-liners would make Noel Coward look like a lamb; that could guzzle gimlets as fast as he could train his eye on others with disdain.
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"Automakers are asking him to let them guzzle oil and pollute more and increase our oil addiction," Daniel F. Becker, director of the Safe Climate Campaign said, referring to Mr. Trump.
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In this scenario, the civilization&aposs population skyrockets over a short period of time, and as the aliens guzzle energy and belch out greenhouse gases, the planet&aposs temperature spikes, too.
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"Icing involves hiding a bottle of Smirnoff Ice, a flavored malt liquor, and demanding that the person who discovers it, in this case the deputy director, guzzle it," the newspaper reported.
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Although India's rate of alcohol consumption per person is among the lowest in the world, about half of its tipplers are actually binge-drinkers; and many of these guzzle cheap, unlicensed hooch.
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Luann de Lesseps is just a day away from being a free woman -- and one day closer to being able to guzzle mimosas without a care in the world ... at least, legally.
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If McMulllin miraculously trumps Trump (and Clinton) in Utah, take a break from alcohol for a moment to guzzle a Coke with seven pumps of coconut syrup and some grenadine in it.
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Instead, the bulk of new vehicles sold in the US were lightweight pickup trucks, which tend to guzzle gas compared to passenger cars — and the availability of cheap gas played a role.
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But if I went to a kid's party there, I wouldn't turn down a slice—as long as I could guzzle it down with soda, and maybe win myself a dope plastic ring.
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But Smirnoff Ice's primary popularity seems to come not from actually drinking the vile stuff, but instead forcing others to guzzle it down, frequently on one knee, while you bask in their misery.
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Guzzle Buddy Wine Bottle Glass, available on Amazon, $9.49If they're more of a "one bottle per person" vino drinker, why not cut out the middleman with this twist-on bottle-to-glass helper?
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Global warming, Guantánamo and the Chelsea Hotel are the attested concerns of Bunny's friends, while they guzzle Sancerre and fiddle with chopsticks in a room precariously constructed over a glass-topped koi pond.
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If you want to guzzle water like a star, the pH REVIVE Alkaline Bottle has a built-in replaceable alkaline ioniser that infuses regular water with essential minerals like calcium, zinc, iron, and magnesium.
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Summer is almost always the hottest season for gasoline as consumers in the United States, whose cars guzzle roughly one in every 10 barrels of oil consumed per day, hit the road for holidays.
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Despite how basic drinking water is to our wellbeing, lots of people would rather guzzle La Croix or cold brew than sip on straight-up water, which is why having gentle smartphone reminders can help.
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Before you head out on March 17th in head-to-toe green to guzzle a pint of Guinness, you should know that neither of those traditions have anything to do with the real Saint Patrick.
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But when jammed into the neck of a bottle, instead of sealing up your Chardonnay, the Guzzle Buddy allows you to drink it straight from the bottle like you were sipping from a wine glass.
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A bigger spur to reform is a decision by a court in New Brunswick in April to dismiss charges against a man who bought cheap beer and spirits in neighbouring Quebec to guzzle at home.
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A Swedish energy company, Vattenfall, built the station at a cost of 6 million euros in 2012, anticipating growing numbers of hydrogen-powered cars, and especially buses, that would guzzle large volumes of the fuel.
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Around the world, these trucks account for 7 percent of greenhouse gas emissions and guzzle 17 million barrels of oil per day, with demand growing by 1.9 percent per year, according to the International Energy Agency.
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That's because an agreement they made in the 1960s says that among those drinking from the Colorado River (Southern Californians also guzzle from the same stream, for instance), Arizona would be the first state to ration.
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But if people treat cannabis and other drugs as complements—that is, if doing more pot makes them smoke more tobacco or guzzle more alcohol—an increase in use could be a big public-health problem.
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TV networks and SVOD providers are much the same: We care about the show we want to eye-guzzle — and the shows we'd enjoy watching but aren't yet — not whether they're on NBC, AMC, HBO or Netflix.
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And at Peter French's Round Barn, Dick Jenkins, who operates a small museum and gift shop on site, told us that the cowboys who came in to guzzle stubby bottles of Coors were his only steady customers.
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Meanwhile, as entrepreneurs plug $16-a-gallon marked-up tap water, and raw water acolytes encourage us to guzzle from streams that may contain agricultural runoff, 2 billion people still don't have access to clean drinking water.
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Kacey Musgraves: A Very Kacey Christmas (Mercury Nashville) Christmas and country music generally mesh due to religious piety, excessive respect for tradition, and a willingness to guzzle the sentimental juices spurting from the big fat national heart.
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They down bananas and orange slices, guzzle water and energy drinks and huddle with coaches, who, after hustling down elevators from their upstairs perches, make a small tweak or two and then, boom, off they go again.
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And though the central government has done its utmost to pare the country's budget deficit, mindful that interest payments guzzle up around a third of central-government tax revenue, state chief ministers have spent much of the saving.
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Many Chinese people now drink coffee instead of tea, eat cheese and ice cream despite potential tummy tremors, and guzzle ice-cold sodas in a country where grandmothers express a mortal fear at any liquid below room temperature.
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The BOGO deal is perfect for those who want to share a pick-me-up with their loved one this Valentine's Day or for anyone who loves coffee so much, they'll gladly guzzle down more than one cup in an afternoon.
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If you want to guzzle water like a star, the Level Alkaline Bottle has a built-in replaceable alkaline ionizer that infuses regular water with essential minerals like calcium, zinc, iron, and magnesium and boosts its pH to up to 9.5.
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With only a limited-run ferry, harrowing bus ride, or surge-induced Uber to get there, the instincts of our ancestors start to kick in: We hoard snacks and guzzle whatever free liquids might be in our path, preparing for starvation.
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The established rich guzzle food and drink, the new rich grind the poor with the help of dark Satanic mills and job-destroying machines, the poor try to improve their dismal lot through peaceful protest, and the establishment responds by crushing them.
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After 10, 12 hours of sleep, I still need a nap because I awake hourly in the night, alternating between trips to the kitchen to guzzle diet soda, iced tea or water and trips to the restroom to urinate it all out.
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The drinkathon took place in the third weekend of October and lasted almost half a week—from Wednesday to Sunday, according to local media—and from all accounts, the bar owners didn't seem to be prepared for how much beer these troops wanted to guzzle.
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Burning upwards of 1000 calories per day in the gym would make anyone want to guzzle at every opportunity but, in addition to the effort I was putting in, my low carbohydrate diet had the commonly experienced side-effect of my body shedding even more water.
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On a neon-specked stretch of Second Avenue that belies the sleepy reputation of the Upper East Side, the bar offers a destination for the young glitterati who don't want to travel all the way to Williamsburg to guzzle chichi cocktails and indulge in spirited chatter.
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" At a happy-hour party in January, the office celebrated one aide's thirtieth birthday with a drinking game that involved "hiding a bottle of Smirnoff Ice, a flavored malt liquor, and demanding that the person who discovers it, in this case the deputy director, guzzle it.
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See his famous "bottomless bowls" study, which concluded that people will mindlessly guzzle down soup as long as their bowls are automatically refilled, or the "bad popcorn" study, which demonstrated that we'll gobble up stale and unpalatable food when it's presented to us in huge quantities.
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There was also Wansink's famous "bottomless bowls" study, which concluded that people will mindlessly guzzle down soup as long as their bowls are automatically refilled, and his "bad popcorn" study, which demonstrated that we'll gobble up stale and unpalatable food when it's presented to us in huge quantities.
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Guzzle coffee and cross a few tasks off my Google Keep list for the day: closing a hard-to-reach gable window in the attic that blew open, changing the HVAC filter (gotta treat that furnace right when it's single digits out), and taking trash and recycling out.
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U.S. emissions of carbon dioxide, the main greenhouse gas, spiked in 2018 after falling for the previous three years as cold weather spurred gas demand for heating and the booming economy pushed planes and trucks to guzzle fuel, according to a study by Rhodium Group, an independent research group.
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While baga can be made in a light and fruity style that I would gladly guzzle in the summer, this bottle from Sidónio de Sousa, an excellent family producer who ages the wine for about 22016 months in 219.99-year-old oak barrels, is sturdier and more tannic.
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It can serve as a reminder of your perpetual singledom as you prepare to guzzle all the wine à la Galentine's Day, or a rude awakening as to how many weeks ahead you actually need to make reservations to ensure you and your new squeeze have dinner booked for the night of.
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With an explosive spread of Pacific oysters from Asia choking up the Danish shoreline and harming local species, Chinese companies have come up with a quick fix - they will import the unwelcomed shellfish and send armies of tourists to Denmark, so that the Chinese foodies will guzzle them up with crushed garlic and chilli sauce.
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Ours is a doping culture, Hoberman says, one in which military pilots rely on amphetamines and Modafinil to stay awake, students and professors alike pop Adderall to study, Hollywood actors and producers use PEDs to get buff, and the rest of us guzzle energy drinks and double-shot cappuccinos to power through our workdays.
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Even though giant passenger jets do guzzle down fuel at a ridiculous 0.67 miles per gallon—seriously, they need 1.5 gallons of jet fuel for every mile traveled—there are so many people on an airplane that the fuel cost gets split down to a much more reasonable price: a per-person fuel efficiency of 104.7 miles per gallon.
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The order, from Countryside Catering, included: In order to guzzle this haul, each individual would have had to consume roughly: 13 hot wings, 7 chicken tenders, 1 cheeseburger (20103 brave souls would have had to eat two), 1 grilled chicken tender (again, 10 dudes would have to eat two of these godforsaken things), 2.5 brownies, 2.5 cookies, and a slab of mac and cheese and green beans.
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Consistent, practical, opinionated, and absurdly, almost comically stubborn on the one hand; sensual and overindulgent on the other, a lover of earthly pleasures with a keen eye for beauty and a vague yet unshakeable desire to sink into a large memory-foam bed made up with pristine white linens and big, fluffy pillows and emerge only to be fed lobster tails drenched in melted butter and guzzle (not sip) Champagne.
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The men, each made exclusively of congealed beefcake paste, guzzle cheap beer, drive giant trucks, zoom their motorboats all across the ocean, and subsume their descriptions of such behavior into a reactionary celebration of the idealized white working-class American male — and let's not forget the adolescent nostalgia hidden beneath that toned muscular exterior, which can turn any innocent party song into a heartfelt cry lamenting a lost way of life.
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Sipping cranberry juice with club soda and eating Chilean sea bass, Mr. DeVito is a far more civilized dining companion than his character in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," Frank Reynolds, who would no doubt order the most expensive bottle of wine, guzzle the whole thing, wave around a gun, wax nostalgic about the time he waterboarded his daughter in a urinal and then skip out on the check with a doggie bag of bacon bits for lovemaking later with a girlfriend who likes to role play that she's a Cobb salad.
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The leader writers sit quietly in a corner, sipping sherry and discussing structural reform; the Keynesians borrow money off the rest of the staff to pay for their drinks; believers in central-bank independence down pints of beer in feats of "quantitative drinking"; neoclassical economists sip water, arguing that no rational person would consume alcohol, given the risks of hangovers and liver damage; while those who favour modern monetary theory guzzle vodka shots on the grounds that it is impossible to get drunk if you control your own alcohol supply.
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And director Jeremy Podeswa (who's helmed some particularly memorable Game of Thrones episodes), really gives us a lot to relish with this scene, given that we know where it's going and have time to drink in the details: the way the camera lingers on disguised-Arya's eyes flicking around the room, making sure everyone's drunk the poisoned wine before she switches her speech from congratulations to castigations; the way "she" brings the goblet to her mouth but doesn't follow through; the shots of the Freys continuing to guzzle the wine during the speech; Arya stopping Joyeuse from drinking the wine with a curt insult about not wasting good wine on women — something that's perfectly in character for Walder, but saving Joyeuse's life at the same time.
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