"The refreshment characteristics of seltzers perfectly match Corona refreshment DNA," he said.
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The Foods & Refreshment division will be based in Rotterdam.
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There was also a refreshment station that intrigued my tastebuds.
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A refreshment table stands before a painting of Jesus's last supper.
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They emphasize critical issues of director engagement, independence, accountability and refreshment.
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I paid $2.17 for my refreshment and continued on my journey.
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Sweetness melds well with spiciness, while the balancing acidity adds refreshment.
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Paris Jackson kicked off her birthday celebrations with a little herbal refreshment.
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He drank the juice, a common refreshment in Egypt, and signed quietly.
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One suggested that they all stop for refreshment at a corner cafe.
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Post-expansion plans call for regular rotation and refreshment of the collection.
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If you like a little refreshment with your view, head to Miradouro Ignez.
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It has a 5-foot high aisle, a "refreshment center" and a bathroom.
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The sovereign never offers a prime minister refreshment, he explains, nor a chair.
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Yogurt is much the same, a cool refreshment as the steam surrounds you.
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Note: Supreme Leader Kim's unexampled physiognomy requires no solid nourishment or liquid refreshment.
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Don't feel guilty about skipping the salads, which offer refreshment but little else.
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Some of the little refreshment houses are full of litter or abandoned altogether.
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LaCroix soared to great heights, driven by the American thirst for guilt-free refreshment.
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After my conversation with Wiener, I stopped by Cheeks Dive Bar for a refreshment.
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There's a high-top table with multiple seats and a refreshment center here too.
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The resulting tea is absent of bitterness, and rewards your patience with clean refreshment.
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Plus, passengers in the cabin have access to a self-serve drink and refreshment bar.
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Roasted Garlic & Asparagus Soup Try this soup hot or chilled for some afternoon refreshment.6.
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No one frowns on non-Muslims (or indeed non-fasting Muslims) taking refreshment in public.
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"Hard seltzer is about refreshment, and it has a better-for-you positioning," she says.
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But foods and refreshment still represents 36 percent of Unilever's turnover, on first-quarter numbers.
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Instead, try out the Duck Confit Poutine at the refreshment port next to the pavilion.
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I found another slightly nicer seating spot by the first refreshment area I came to.
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We are room mothers, troop leaders, refreshment committee co-chairs, PTA officers, sports team moms.
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Meanwhile, the bartender will top off your frosty coconut refreshment with a floater of amaretto.
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A refreshment tent was on hand for those needing hot drinks, snacks and to warm up.
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He keeps telling you that "there is no such thing" as a "complimentary refreshment service" 3.
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Pippen, 2, was also carrying a lot with her green liquid refreshment and her black purse.
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Beauty and homecare are doing fine, but Unilever's foods and refreshment segment is looking less fresh.
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Frosé brings together your favorite hot-weather refreshment from childhood with that iconic pink summertime wine.
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At the end of the lounge is the third refreshment area, which focuses on savory snacks.
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It was already thrilling, striking a delicate equilibrium of sweetness and acidity, complexity and sheer refreshment.
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Like Brendan, Mac has gotten into the business of "curbside refreshment," selling bacon from a roadside stand.
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They're not quite as calming as thick gel formulations, but you'll definitely get some much-needed refreshment.
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Once that's all done, Pugsley is off to have a nap as one does after a refreshment.
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And let's be frank, we could all do with a little refreshment at this time of year.
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Both are supported by wooden popsicle sticks and provide happiness and refreshment to millions of Australian kids.
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We didn't bring out an extremely bitter beer, but a nice post-workout refreshment for the summer.
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"These changes represent key elements of a Board refreshment process initiated in early 2019," the release says.
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That rush combines the spontaneous refreshment of poppers with the deep, satisfying tang of a whiskey sour.
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Yet they must also fulfill the fundamental roles of providing refreshment and enhancing meals without overpowering them.
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She was moving briskly, carrying for refreshment a glass containing an ample measure of some amber liquid.
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William and Barzilai chatted at a kiosk, described as one of the first refreshment stands in Tel Aviv.
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You sort of ping-pong back and forth, stopping for a quick refreshment on the way in between.
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And, as refreshing as it is watching her stand on a surfboard, it's refreshment that provides some perspective.
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There is no greater passion than the kind that creates the wonderful refreshment and contentment described as unique!
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She ordered cartons of milk, which, she said, make for a convenient refreshment when tending her fish-farming ponds.
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There are a variety of games like checkers and backgammon that you can play while you enjoy a refreshment.
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That night, the boys sought refreshment with relatives and friends, all black, at Bryant's Grocery & Meat Market in Money.
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I berate myself for not bringing a water bottle and duck into a salad place in search of a refreshment.
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But the multinational corporation's odd "sheriff of refreshment" that encouraged people to "share a Coke" kind of missed the mark. .
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It was either Pablo Picasso or John Lennon who said "Love is the greatest refreshment in life," so who cares?
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We are going for utility, drinkability, drunkability, and refreshment here—rarity and label coolness do not factor into the equation.
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Refreshment is great, but convenience is an even bigger selling point when it comes to ready-made cold brew coffee.
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Water sustains life, offers us refreshment and covers around 71 percent of our planet's surface, according to the U.S Geological Survey.
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Allow me to explain: Both are constantly seeking refreshment, and will break down any walls in their way to find it.
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Chinese legend and folklore have lauded the ability of the Camellia sinensis leaf to provide refreshment without stupefaction since ancient times.
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Allergan said it remained active and aggressive in board refreshment, pointing to three recent director appointments in the past 16 months.
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This armpit cooler clips conveniently in your short sleeve shirt's arm holes and blasts refreshment until the AA batteries give out.
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She entered the business four years ago after losing customers at the refreshment stand she still runs along the main road.
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Moreover, it suited the air of an establishment doubling as an 8,500-square-foot storehouse of hopes for relaxation and refreshment.
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Internet regulation, broadband, spectrum allocation, media ownership, data management and privacy are among the policy issues that warrant review and refreshment.
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He is a hopeful face in a cruel society, the cult member who genuinely believes the punch bowl is for refreshment.
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Served at Hong Kong's retro cha chaan teng diners, the old-school refreshment comprises strong black tea, coffee, and condensed milk.
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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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The finished products look straight out of Ollivander's Wand Shop, and they're the perfect refreshment for that upcoming Halloween party you're planning.
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SheratonSelect Sheraton Hotels with Starbucks Cold Brew Refreshment Carts will be giving away free cold brew and hot coffee between 9 a.m.
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These vessels were for corn beer (chicha) and hold little cups as if they were offering the dead a bit of refreshment.
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A local initiative begun in 0003 to revive the city's many abandoned quiosques de refresco (refreshment kiosks) is today a resounding success.
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He commented with some puzzlement and perplexity, the "deep refreshment and revitalization" he always takes away from gathering with these neighborhood healers.
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Polman said it was taking more time to decide where to base its home care, personal care and food and refreshment businesses.
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People have fact-checked the idea that politely offering the police refreshment makes them less likely to react violently to a protest.
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"Alliance Data's board of directors routinely discusses board diversity and refreshment, and it recognizes the importance of this issue," she said, via email.
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The deal gives Nestle entrance to high-end bars that are part refreshment and part theater, with space-age "siphon" or "vacuum" brewers.
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Today, a vacation is more to recuperate from the misery of air travel and offers less and less refreshment from the daily grind.
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The Biker's Joint in Zamalek, a fashionable district of the Egyptian capital, allows riders to grab some refreshment while mechanics check over their bikes.
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Unlike other refreshment brands, however, their brand was "free" of self-promotion: It was a clever disguise, but it could only go so far.
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Thirsty walkers can find refreshment at one of the wine bars called guérites, stone outbuildings that vintners used to store tools and take shelter.
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British families leave them as a refreshment for Santa Claus somewhere obvious—a fireplace, the living room table—before the children go to bed.
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Simply take it out of the freezer, pour in your favorite libation, wait 60 seconds, and voilà — you've got crisp, cold liquid refreshment sans dilution.
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Fantasy, fiction, and alt-facts won't have to hide anymore - we'll proudly display them in plain sight!" by McRiburglar"Can I offer you a refreshment?
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Ms Carderera believes that Hill's ambition can be understood in more general terms, and that cultural spaces provide "enjoyment" and "refreshment" for urban populations, too.
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Found in abundance in Finland, bilberries are considered a superfood and "traditionally been a source of refreshment and health," according to native Finn, Kari Autero.
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Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter are the biggest beneficiaries of outrage culture and the eyeballs brought in by its continuous refreshment feed their further growth.
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With oil and commodity prices in freefall, it seems that budget airlines don't need to keep hiking up the refreshment prices to preserve their margins.
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Martineau once wrote of her travels in the desert that ale provided "the greatest possible refreshment, except the chibouque"—a pipe used to smoke hashish.
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Drinkers seeking refreshment and structure who want the subtle lick of tannins on their tongue while still having their palate cleansed, this one's for you.
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NHK reports that, from May, Rakuten and ACSL will pilot a service that brings refreshment, balls and more to golfers at a course in Chiba.
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One Portuguese wine Americans may know is Vinho Verde, from the Minho region of northernmost Portugal, which has become a moderately popular, inexpensive summer refreshment.
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Those who did make it, and who sought refreshment, could buy a small plastic cup of English sparkling wine for 8 pounds, or about $11.
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My bike rides around the islands ran the gamut from delightful to grueling depending on how frequently I stopped at beach bars for liquid refreshment.
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After a night of celebrating with teammates, Murdoch, in the early morning hours, went into the kitchen of the Angel Hotel in Cardiff seeking further refreshment.
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Its staff hand out refreshment vouchers worth £3.50 ($4.87) during delays, while EU rules state that customers can claim back several times as much later on.
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The company in February had named former CEO of drugmaker Celgene, Robert Hugin, as a director, saying the appointment reflected its commitment to "active board refreshment".
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With word of Hernández's magical cocktails gradually spreading over the years, the town has become an almost compulsory stop-off point for a mid-journey refreshment.
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The company is now throwing more support behind its refreshment category, which includes Teavana branded iced teas and "Refreshers," a line of fruity, lightly-caffeinated drinks.
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The new directors "underscore our commitment to proactive board refreshment, strong corporate governance and independence and diversity," Chief Executive Officer Sally Smith said in a statement.
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The company is now throwing more support behind its refreshment category which includes Teavana branded iced teas and "Refreshers," a line of fruity, lightly caffeinated drinks.
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During halftime, an athletic young woman wearing a Yale letter sweater sheltered and steered my diminutive wife through packed crowds around the refreshment stands and restrooms.
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But then Manhattan's specific summer musk cleanses the palate, and the day proceeds as usual, part garbage, part refreshment, and I get back on the subway.
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It said people would lose their jobs as a result, and that higher prices for a six-pack could drive beer drinkers elsewhere for their refreshment.
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Almost melted by the midday heat, I leave the mosque in haste after having pictures taken with my peers and am ready to get some refreshment.
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August may not be finished breathing its humid air all over our overheated bodies, but there's still a cold refreshment light at the end of summer tunnel.
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IDC said the notebook market declined in the United States and was weak in Asia Pacific (outside of Japan where an emerging PC refreshment cycle was noticed).
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Inspired by the simple refreshment of Spindrift sparkling water made with real fruit, Lucie hit refresh on her own life to truly embrace the things that surround her.
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So, the next time you're craving a carbonated refreshment, feel free to grab a LaCroix and rest well knowing that your seltzer of choice probably isn't poisoning you.
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The bash included a refreshment spread by Kenneth Plotkin and Tart Bites Bakery, Vivanco and Patricius Tokaj wines, fun photo props and gift bags filled with PRODUCE tees.
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And while the golden dairy refreshment may look and taste rich, it's a snip—priced at $14.95 a pop, which is, like, totally worth it for the 'gram.
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Muslims find 'refreshment' for the soul The American Muslim Institute is a stunning $7 million mosque that opened in June, just in time for Ramadan, Islam's holiest month.
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The company earlier on Tuesday named Robert Hugin, a former CEO of U.S. drugmaker Celgene, as a director, saying the appointment reflected its commitment to "active board refreshment".
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It was less of a smooth refreshment, than a sweet assault on our tastebuds complete with an overpowering fruit-juice sangria fragrance that wafted out of the cup.
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Portfolio Reorganisation: Unilever has announced its intention to divest or spin off the Spreads unit (part of its Food business) and to establish an integrated Food & Refreshment unit.
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If you make a left after the buffet, you'll pass another refreshment station followed by a cafe area, which is decked out with bright lights and plant wallpaper.
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Or that Chez Voisin's 1870 siege menu of antelope, cat and rat also offered its famished clients the impeccable liquid refreshment of Chateau Mouton Rothschild and Chateau Palmer?
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But it's a tickling refreshment to leave a production of this dark tale with a smile on your face, or an urge to head to the nearest nightclub.
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Tasting coordinator: Bernard Kirsch Recipe Pairing: Risotto With Peas and Sausage Lean, nicely citric chardonnays from the Sonoma Coast region make for vivacious springtime refreshment in the glass.
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For spiritual refreshment, there is the four-centuries-old Kogan-ji Buddhist temple, where visitors buy incense and pray for a long life—and a quick and easy exit.
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But as it turns out, we really hadn't seen it all — there are at least seven other trendy waters out there just waiting to be sipped for optimal refreshment.
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Courtesy Art Institute of Chicago / ARS He's great, though, according to the standard of art history that values the refreshment of traditions by way of radical departures from them.
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Cider in cans is also not new, but the canned Eden Heritage Cider, from heirloom apples grown in Vermont, offers a step up with light gold, lip-smacking refreshment.
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For those needing a refreshment, uniformed servers standing in order by height poured tea and hot water into Great Hall of the People paper cups outside the main auditorium.
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Cuco, a senior waiter at Los Famosos Equipales cantina in downtown Guadalajara, tells me the players used to come in for a quick refreshment on the morning of each game.
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Mr. Mazzucca said that the need for constant entertainment and refreshment to drive traffic and sales throughout the year has made him reconsider saving all of his fireworks for December.
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Although it's tempting to sit down for a refreshment or a quick bite at one of the restaurants directly surrounding the Louvre in the plaza, avoid them at all costs.
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"We appreciate their role in creating safe, welcoming locations for people from all walks of life to come together for refreshment and social engagement," Niantic wrote in a public statement.
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"Although the board has undergone considerable refreshment since the 2017 merger...the significant value destruction overseen by legacy directors in the interim poses a question to shareholders," the ISS report said.
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The retail industry is leading the way when it comes to diversity and refreshment rate at the boardroom level, finds the PwC's new report "A Look At Board Composition", published today.
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A better refreshment rate means a board is more likely to boast a diverse set of directors with a range of skills and backgrounds, as well as ages, gender and ethnicity.
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And—though the levels of service on budget airlines vary widely—the prices of in-flight refreshment should perhaps be compared to somewhere with table service rather than with a supermarket.
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I seek escapism and refreshment in wild travel or vivid autobiography, expressing the strongest sense of individuality (not mine) both in style and content, even to the point of extreme eccentricity.
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Obviously, the Big Apple has a wide variety of watering holes for your summer refreshment, you just have to know where to look if you want to find the real gems.
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Guests were treated to a refreshment spread by Kenneth Plotkin and Tart Bites Bakery, sipping on Vivanco and Patricius Tokaj wines as they mingled with the parents-to-be and their daughter.
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The internal candidates Bernstein identified were the company's Personal Care segment president Alan Jope, Home Care president Kees Kruythoff, Foods and Refreshment division president Nitin Paranjpe and North America president Amanda Sourry.
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Just when fans thought a coffee cup would go down as the biggest goof to ever make it past the GoT production team, another stray refreshment popped up in the season finale.
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So listen up cool kids who secretly crave the life-sustaining refreshment of H2O, now you can show that you care about staying properly hydrated without sacrificing any of your street cred.
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Chairman Hampton also announced plans for "board refreshment" at the drugmaker, with Deryck Maughan, Stephanie Burns, Daniel Podolsky and Hans Wijers not standing for re-election at the annual meeting in May.
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We spent the afternoon racing to the scene of a tractor-trailer accident, following up leads on graft scandals and stopping for a refreshment of nieve de garrafa, a delicious frozen treat.
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Read it on a beach for the refreshment of a classic boy-meets-girl plot, or turn the pages more slowly to soak in some truly salty koans and morally insolvent characters.
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It all created the comforting illusion that Palmer was not really gone, but had merely ducked out for a cold can of the part-tea, part-lemonade refreshment that he made famous.
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Newell has declined to comment specifically on Starboard's concerns since the investor's letter, but said that its board was committed to continuously reviewing its capabilities and ongoing refreshment on behalf of shareholders.
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If my feet itched for experiential refreshment, my first recourse would be to switch off my phone and flee the city to go somewhere with hills, forest, beasts — the wilder the better.
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With the launch of ARTXTRA, the company's initiative to "support groundbreaking contemporary artists," all of us sparkling water fans will be invited to vote on the future packaging for our refreshment of choice.
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"We will welcome the input and views of Bandera Partners during our board refreshment process and will be seeking to engage further with them in the near term," he said in a statement.
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The new space will provide a space they can have refreshment, read books, and look at the community noticeboard; or they might want to bring their laptops and just use the Wi-Fi.
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While CtW's first demand is to remove Thain, the group is also urging Uber to limit directors' outside commitments and to devise a "refreshment plan" aimed at establishing a "truly independent" board by September 1.
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Winc describes its chicly-bottled Central Coast Grenache and Syrah blend as, "lean and refreshing, with notes of grapefruit, peach, and watermelon" — so, in essence, the epitome of a rosé-all-day-er's dream refreshment.
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The reader, both rooted and released by the ending, feels the shimmer of refreshment in a moment's gaze and possibilities: how any precise focus and pause affects us in its immediacy, then widens — and holds.
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"We see no significant outstanding concerns regarding leadership or governance at EQT and we do not believe further board refreshment or oversight is warranted at this juncture," Glass Lewis said in a note dated June 28.
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Maldonado says that could include tying executive pay to diversity goals, as Intel and Microsoft have done, or adopting a board refreshment policy, requiring the company to regularly explore potential new board members from diverse backgrounds.
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"There is a lot of refreshment that's going on here, not the least of which is a huge drop in the rate structure, the competitive interest against which we judge equities across the globe," he said.
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There is still more work to be done, and I do not want my candidacy to detract from the important progress we have made throughout the organization, including the ongoing refreshment process this board has initiated.
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BlackTail is meant to suggest what an American bar in Havana may have been like during Prohibition, when Americans flocked to Cuba in search of the liquid refreshment denied them (legally, anyway) in their own country.
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His approach to reform and refreshment of the Atlantic alliance, while bumptious at times, is a louder, more insistent and, not least, more successful version of what policymakers of both parties have been whispering for years.
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"The Newell Board recognizes the importance of having the right mix of skills, expertise and experience and is committed to continuously reviewing its capabilities and ongoing refreshment on behalf of shareholders," it said in a statement.
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The Xs in that entry are actually Xs, but where 20A crosses PRIX FIXE at the first X, the answer to "Refreshment for a Brit" would read X OF TEA or, read another way, SPOT OF TEA.
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Don't think of easygoing patio pounder refreshment here: The Rosa di Sera, made entirely from nebbiolo, has a serious tannic grip, long-lasting red berry flavors and a hint of saline minerality that holds it all together.
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The soda brand launched a series of videos this week focusing on the drink's bubbles, taste and refreshment and is working with Now United, a pop group put together by music veteran Simon Fuller, on a new jingle.
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It may be months before we're slurping down our favorite "enhanced" mango and coconut refreshment by the pool, but that doesn't mean your lips can't indulge in a beachy, multi-toned treat, even if it's still grey outside.
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"In places like China we think there's a huge opportunity there to win within the refreshment occasion," said Greg Hughes, U.S. General Manager of Beam Suntory, whose leading American brands include Jim Beam, Maker's Mark and several others.
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ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR CEO SUCCESSION AND PROCESS FOR BOARD REFRESHMENT * AQUA METALS INC - IMPLEMENTING PLAN TO TRANSITION STEPHEN CLARKE FROM CURRENT POSITION AS PRESIDENT, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND CHAIRMAN OF BOARD Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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So we will look at thirst quenchers, or, as the French say, vins de soif, which essentially means unpretentious wines that are measured not by their complexity, length or ageability but by the joy and refreshment they provide.
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With 740 mg of potassium and a bit less sugar than a Gatorade (and considerably less sugar than what you'll find in Queen Bey's very own lemonade recipe), this isn't a bad option as an occasional post-workout refreshment.
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SHIFTING TASTES The food and refreshment business - which makes Lipton teas and Hellmann's mayonnaise among other products and contributes 21% to group sales - has been hit particularly hard in North America and Europe as consumers reach for healthier options.
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Myanmar Dispatch TWANTE, Myanmar — When the bullock carts lugging passengers and produce pulled into Yangon, coated in the umber dust of the countryside, the people on board, if not the oxen, used to be able to count on refreshment.
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There are a few restaurants that could be credited with its invention: Manilal Patel, the owner of Patel's Vegetarian Refreshment Room (which dates back to 1932), claims his father Ranchod was the first person to have made one for sale.
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On the most basic level, you can ask for unlimited refills and snacks from the refreshment cart, but if you have a reason (like a delayed flight or faulty seat), ask for a comped glass of wine or a cocktail.
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For example, Beverage-Digest found that sales of "liquid refreshment beverages" — which include bottled water, as well as ready-to-drink coffee and tea, fruit drinks, and energy drinks and sports beverages — have been going up in the past few years.
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Long before sparkling water with brand names like Polar, Perrier and La Croix crowded bodega refrigerators and apartment dwellers used household carbonators to bottle bubbling beverages themselves, New Yorkers relied on seltzer men to deliver refreshment in clanking glass bottles.
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So on Tuesday the Yankees unveiled the stadium's new features, which include a picnic area, refreshment terraces, charging stations for personal devices, a lounge equipped with televisions tuned to other sports events, and a children's playground complete with breast-feeding facilities.
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Then you have to wait in line to go through airport-style security checkpoints to take the escalator up to the Grand Promenade — which, with a few paltry refreshment stands and yet more lines at intermission, doesn't feel very grand.
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Cynthia H. Milligan and Susan G. Swenson, who both joined the board in the 1990s, will retire at the end of the year "to help facilitate Board refreshment and provide for an appropriate transition of committee membership," the release said.
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Yes, there have been games reissues too—but save for the fantastic M2 SEGA ports for the 33DS (which include Out Run, the first), I'm struggling to think of any that really have significant years between first contact and modern refreshment.
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People will also have a chance to win a holiday, in the initiative which is "designed to remind people of the refreshment and great taste that only an ice-cold Coke can bring on a hot summer day," according to an online statement.
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But SRS, which owns a 31 percent economic stake in Avis, on Wednesday said the company's slate "falls short of achieving the board refreshment that we believe is necessary" and that it will continue to run its original slate of five candidates.
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It's relentless and there used to be either periods of downtime, that sort of scheduled-in "creative refreshment," and I think that we see as much innovative work as we do see it is really remarkable, given the demands on designers and the creative process.
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Vitamin C and liquid refreshment, teamed with a providential rebound, led to Fisher's game-winning goal at 11:12 of the third overtime that gave Nashville a 4-3 win over the San Jose Sharks, evening the teams' Western Conference semifinal series at 2-2.
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You can thank young cocktail bartenders for transforming the Negroni from a relatively obscure epicurean delight enjoyed by the "La Dolce Vita" types of the 1950s and '60s, and globe-trotting artists — Orson Welles and Tennessee Williams sang its virtues — to an everyday refreshment.
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Back on land, join the youthful crowds kicking off the weekend at Mojito, a popular waterfront adult refreshment stand with a beach shack vibe that can get a little crowded and hectic as the night wears on, but is delightfully laid-back at sundown.
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As far as I can tell, though, it simply materialized one morning this March at 70 Pine Street, and was open for business that afternoon by the time the financial district's elevators began disgorging traders, bankers and analysts in search of 5-o'clock refreshment.
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When the National Trust was first set up, she explains, it was partly with the wellbeing of city-dwellers in mind: the primary focus of Octavia Hill, its founder, was on protecting green spaces "for the enjoyment, refreshment and rest of those who have no country house".
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Holy Mass for Migrants ①#Pope: The Lord promises refreshment/freedom to all the oppressed of our world, but he needs us to fulfill his promise ... Above all, he needs our hearts to show his merciful love towards the least, the outcast, the abandoned, the marginalized. pic.twitter.
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The 5,000-square-foot residence comes with a wraparound terrace as well as access to the building's amenities, which includes a butler-staffed aperitivo bar and waterfront lounge, a private movie theater, massage rooms, hair and makeup salon, and a pool terrace with towel and refreshment service.
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If you have been to holiday parties where the only refreshment offered is a picked over cheese board you can't get to, a crudités platter that everyone ignores or a chip-dip situation past its prime, you know why it's important to serve enormously satisfying food.
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There are 123 advertising spots for broadcasters in a World Cup match, after each of the 100 overs and 20 wickets and during refreshment breaks, said Jonathan Ticehurst, a director at Lloyd's of London insurance broker Bishopsgate, who has arranged insurance for previous cricket World Cups.
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"The nomination of Jan [Fields] and Sam [Rovit], respectively, along with the additions of Andre Fernandez, Hal Lawton and Harmit Singh, who joined the Board in October 2016, demonstrates our commitment to enhancing Buffalo Wild Wings' governance practices through Board refreshment," Buffalo Wild Wings said in a statement Monday.
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"We do not know if Mr. Coppola's retirement was planned ... but in any case, Mr. Coppola not standing for re-election may have been a by-product of Starboard's reported goal to seek aggressive Board refreshment as a path to maximize shareholder value," Wells Fargo analyst Jeff Donnelly said.
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The two famous brands are working together to release Tic Tac Coca-Cola, a "unique collaboration" in which "consumers will enjoy an incomparable taste experience which combines the refreshment of Coca-Cola with the iconicity of Tic Tac," a press release from the mint-maker, Ferrero, announced Monday.
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Chewing teeth-cleaning miswak twigs with stoic patience, and playing pool with Ethiopian Federal Police officers in the shade of a refreshment tent, this was the closest these troops had come to returning to Juba since the outbreak of ethnic violence between South Sudan People's Liberation Army units in December 2244.
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Chewing teeth-cleaning miswak twigs with stoic patience, and playing pool with Ethiopian Federal Police officers in the shade of a refreshment tent, this was the closest these troops had come to returning to Juba since the outbreak of ethnic violence between South Sudan People's Liberation Army units in December 2013.
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In a country torn and polarized over Brexit — one segment of the public furious it hasn't happened, the other side angry that it's still moving forward and searching for a way to stop it — an icy refreshment has become an expression of frustration against the people seen as most responsible for Britain's political divisions.
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Armed with an old John Paul II Popener (a souvenir bottle opener) for spiritual refreshment during later episodes, and getting back to a Vatican City State of mind as the new Rome bureau chief for The New York Times, I settled in for an eight-hour papal audience with a show that has its finale on Monday night.
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To make it up to you, here's a piece tracing the rise of the Negroni over its century of existence, from relatively obscure Italian tipple, to the refreshment of choice for "'La Dolce Vita' types of the 1950s and '60s," to the contemporary cocktail of those who want to drink something stronger — and, somehow, less controversial — than an Aperol Spritz.
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This highly entertaining return of one of the cinema's most enduring giant beasts moves like crazy — the film feels more like 90 minutes than two hours — and achieves an ideal balance between wild action, throwaway humor, genre refreshment and, perhaps most impressively, a nonchalant awareness of its own modest importance in the bigger scheme of things; unlike most modern franchise blockbusters, it doesn't try to pummel you into submission.
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If you paid everyone for a year's worth of caring for loved ones — cooking, washing, transporting, giving pills and shots and rubs, taping together torn oxygen tubes, changing adult diapers, bringing wanderers back home, reading to those who can't anymore and whose minds beg for the refreshment of new ideas, tucking the pain-ridden into bed at night and prying them out in the morning — it would use up almost all the revenue of Walmart worldwide.
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