The easy-to-use kit essentially repurposes your wine bottles, beer bottles, liquor bottles (okay, any glass alcohol bottles) into glasses or candles.
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The ship was carrying 15,000 bottles of beer, 1,000 bottles of wine, 850 bottles of liquor, and 8,000 cigars.
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The rundown of the receipt, obtained by the outlet, reportedly shows 60 bottles of Moët & Chandon; 48 bottles of Dom Pérignon; 43 bottles of Ace of Spades; 13 bottles of Perrier-Jouët; 11 bottles of Jameson; five bottles of Veuve Clicquot; and one bottle each of Cristal, Don Julio and Belvedere vodka.
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What to buy:The Goldilocks Case (12 bottles), $166.88Everyday Luxury Case (12 bottles), $184.88Passport to South Africa Case (6 bottles), $59.99
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The rundown of the receipt, obtained by TMZ at the time, reportedly shows 60 bottles of Moët & Chandon; 48 bottles of Dom Pérignon; 43 bottles of Ace of Spades; 12 bottles of Perrier-Jouët; 11 bottles of Jameson; five bottles of Veuve Clicquot; and one bottle each of Cristal, Don Julio and Belvedere vodka.
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Peri bottles are clear plastic bottles that look like the squirt bottles that vinegar and oil come in at salad bars.
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The wine and spirits industry calculated the typical haul consisted of two bottles of champagne, two bottles of sparkling wine, three bottles of spirits, two bottles of port, 24 cans of beer, and 12 ciders.
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My father said that there were much bigger bottles, including a Balthazar (sixteen bottles) and, the biggest of all, a Nebuchadnezzar—twenty bottles.
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On top of that, the guys also got bottles of Don Julio, Belvedere vodka, 11 bottles of Jameson and 17 bottles of Jack Daniels.
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Garçon's bottles get rid of the dead space in typical wine cases; one carton can hold ten flat wine bottles versus four traditional bottles.
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I know there's a way to open bottles with other bottles. Ow!
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He's discovered messages in all varieties of containers: beer bottles, plastic jugs, pill bottles, and — the most popular — good old fashioned wine bottles, re-corked.
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In total, Gronk's gang tore through 160 BOTTLES OF CHAMPAGNE including: - 19423 bottles of Ace of Spades Rose: $18,000 - 15 bottles of Dom Perignon Rose: $27,000 There's more ... including 16 bottles of Grey Goose for $10,400, 45 orders of Maker's Mark, 24 shots of Jim Beam Fire, 3 bottles of Don Julio 1942.
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Ever since, my fridge has been depressed by bottles and bottles of Coffiest.
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The entrance features shelves of different flavors; bright yellow bottles of pineapple habanero, pale-brown bottles containing manzana peppers, absurdly red bottles touting the infamous ghost pepper.
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This rack holds a maximum of 12 bottles, with four bottles on each tier.
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And, what pairs better with excitement than bottles, and we mean bottles, of champagne?
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He has more bottles of medication than most hotel minibars have bottles of liquor.
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Two bottles (50 ml up to 500 ml glass or plastic bottles) with caps3.
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"I could easily have chosen less expensive bottles," I wrote, introducing the three bottles.
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Less than half of bottles are recycled and only seven percent become new bottles.
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If you're wondering what a bad and boujee booze order looks like ... our strip club sources tell us the fellas pounded 3 bottles of Ace of Spades, 4 bottles of Ciroc, 2 bottles of Hennessy and 2 bottles of 1942 Don Julio.
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In an effort to help the latter, river cruises such as Pandaw and Scenic have replaced plastic water bottles with glass bottles in rooms and refillable bottles for excursions.
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We get eight bottles of wine and he insists on adding two bottles of tequila.
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It was delivered in soda bottles, baby formula bottles and other miscellaneous containers, he said.
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Many of these cheaper bottles are processed with technology or flavorings to imitate expensive bottles.
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After fermentation, siphon out your beer into bottles and leave the bottles for two weeks.
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The company is increasing production to 1.2 million bottles a year, not to 100,000 bottles.
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As single-use plastic water bottles proliferated, an environmentally conscious response emerged: reusable water bottles.
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The biggest expenditures were $10,400 for 16 bottles of Grey Goose, $18,000 for 18 bottles of Ace of Spades Rosé champagne and $27,000 for 15 bottles of Dom Perignon champagne.
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Here's a look at some of the items on one sailing: Lobster tails: 5,400 Ice cream cones: 21,000 Tomatoes: 8,800 pounds Lettuce: 9,33 pounds Potatoes: 14,800 pounds Apples: 2,216 pounds Bananas: 2900,2820 pounds Eggs: 2179,216 Milk: 2765,3603 gallons Chicken: 2360,22 pounds Beef: 2776,314 pounds Fish: 7,070 pounds Cheese: 7,397 pounds Hot dogs: 10,23 Beer: 31,900 bottles and 900 cans Soda: 16,900 cans Vodka: 820 bottles Whiskey: 179 bottles Scotch: 16 bottles Rum: 765 bottles White wine: 3,360 bottles Red wine: 2,776 bottles Have something to add to this story?
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The bottles hold the equivalent of 10 to 12 small bottles, and all are tamper resistant.
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Starting with 3,000 bottles in the fall of 2013, it now sells 85,000 bottles a year.
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This recall includes 30-, 523- and 1,000-count bottles of 100-milligram tablets; 30-, 90- and 1,000-count bottles of 50-milligram tablets; and 90-count bottles of 25-milligram tablets.
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A quick look in one cabinet of my kitchen revealed no fewer than six Lifefactory brand bottles — larger water bottles, a few for our son, and a few adult-sized bottles.
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PET is commonly used for plastic bottles that contain water or soda, while HDPE is used in milk jugs, shampoo bottles, household cleaning bottles and in some trash bags and cereal liners.
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The Bachelor: Two Bottles per shipment, $660123The Expert: Three Bottles per shipment, $169The Master: Six Bottles per shipment, $319 Subscribe now: Fat Cork If you've ever dreamed of owning a vineyard, Nakedwines.
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She drinks vodka out of water bottles, out of glass cups, and out of the bottles themselves.
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The report notes that police found bottles and bottles of testosterone in the home, 20 in total.
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Police seized 354 bottles or cans of beer and three bottles of liquor that Comeau had purchased.
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Khaled's rider -- 5 bottles of Ciroc, 5 bottles of Belaire Rose champagne, and a bottle of DUSSE.
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Wirecutter has plenty of recommendations for water bottles, including picks for steel, plastic, insulated and collapsible bottles.
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Alimentari makes only 2412 bottles available a year, with each 100-ml bottles (about the size of a small perfume) selling for $95 each, and there are only 10 bottles available every year.
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It's great for storing larger Champagne bottles alongside the standard 750 ml bottles or any size in between.
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I was so fascinated with the bottles; the different shapes, the different scents and stories the bottles told.
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A worker pushes a wheelbarrow with broken glass bottles while new Coke bottles move along the conveyor belt.
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L-branded Flint Water bottles, interspersed with single shelves featuring dozens of the actual water bottles for sale.
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Like biological specimens, they have been preserved in glass, coaxed into cork bottles, medical bottles, and test tubes.
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Six one-liter bottles of water, three bottles of electrolyte water, two smart coconut waters in a box.
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But, there's one problem, the tiny bottles are precious but smaller bottles mean less champagne and no sharing.
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Epic sold Euphoric in one-count blister cards, three-count bottles and 12-count bottles at retail stores.
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We also find out it's half-off bottles of wine, so we get two bottles throughout the night.
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In 2018, the United Kingdom accounted for 26.7 million bottles while the United States saw 23.7 million bottles.
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Comotomo Set of 2 Baby Bottles, available on Nordstrom, $23.99These baby bottles are beloved because they mimic breastfeeding.
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Last summer, we stopped selling single-use plastic water bottles and asked our customers to buy reusable bottles.
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But I have, many times, argued that $15 to $20 bottles are often better values than $10 bottles.
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Some consumers have switched to reusable water bottles, many of which have become status symbols, like the stainless steel insulated bottles made by S'well, and the glass bottles in colorful silicon sleeves sold by Bkr.
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The 20 bottles in our blind tasting ranged in price from $23 to $95 (we limit ourselves to bottles under $100), and we apparently preferred the more expensive bottles, which tended to have more age.
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My favorite Purist Collective bottles have a lot of the same features as many other water bottles out there.
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Plastic bottles are particularly problematic; around 50 million bottles are thrown away each day in the United States alone.
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According to new data, a staggering 113 million plastic bottles (mostly disposable water bottles) are sold globally every minute.
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Workers unload defective glass bottles to be recycledAn employee carries a box of defective glass bottles to be recycled.
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There will be 1,13 bottles of Champagne and 2,200 bottles of wine on hand — that's over 22,000 glasses total.
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Eleven of our 218 bottles were $183 or under, but only five of these bottles made our top 218.
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Problems arose, however, including sea water leaking into the bottles and the sun, despite the depth, reaching the bottles.
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Mr. Farias said that canners have been known to pad their counts with ketchup bottles, soy sauce bottles, anything.
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We tested four bottles of sparkling wine to see which one tasted best, all four bottles being under $15.
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Entry-level bottles are around $25, which are fine, but better bottles, about $50 or $60 will be delightful.
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He placed fruits, vegetables and meats in glass bottles, corked and wired them, then boiled the bottles for hours.
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Springtime typically brings forth an explosion of millennial pink, some of which is poured from bottles upon bottles of rosé.
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Reusable water bottles are a lot more eco-friendly than plastic water bottles, and they can save you money, too.
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I go through six bottles of FAK and insulin a month, and three bottles of long acting insulin a month.
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France has already said it plans to make bottles produced with recycled plastic cheaper than bottles made from virgin plastic.
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I also run two larger injection molding machines that produce prescription pill bottles for the pharmaceutical industry, and spray bottles.
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Today, we're premiering Rico's newest track, "Glo Bottles," an ode to sparkling bottles of liquor brought up at night clubs.
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Water and soda bottles, milk jugs, laundry detergent bottles, yogurt cups and butter tubs are mostly made of these plastics.
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The guys say they were SENT a ton of bottles while hanging at the club and assumed the bottles were comped.
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Got his Cokes separated out from his Pepsis too, the beer bottles and the plastic bottles all separate, sorted by distributer.
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A trio of brown frat guys, stoned to the constellations, juggle bottles of sake, blinking at the hiragana lining their bottles.
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The classically sweetened cola will only be available in 12-packs, 2-liter bottles and 20-ounce bottles at retail stores.
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That equates to 3,677 bottles of vino—44 percent of which were Welsh and English wines—and 53 bottles of spirits.
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"Pour the Moutai into spring water bottles, and use the spring water bottles when everyone is sharing drinks," Mr. Zhang explains.
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According to Mr. Mollica's office, the average customer here spends $70.98 on 2.24 bottles of spirits and 383 bottles of wine.
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Inside Raffa's glass-fronted building, silt and other deposits from the river coated bottles, tables, floors, saltshakers, and bottles of wine.
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I got three bottles of Scratch Aide, and three bottles of wood butter, along with a large bottle of furniture polish.
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The hotel chain also helps recycle soap, lotion and shampoo bottles, which can be reused for travel bottles of hygiene products.
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As for the bottles, Jackler and Ramamurthi found 71 brands offering bottles of nicotine salt e-liquids with high concentrations of nicotine.
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Also, what if at the end of the movie, all the other babies shower Boss Baby in bottles and bottles of milk.
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These bottles will be completely empty and clean when all the product is squeezed out, meaning more plastic bottles will be recycled.
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Worse, Harris said he cannot do anything with the 700 ml bottles because the U.S. market mandatory standard is 750 ml bottles.
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In "The Afterlife," I describe bottles on their sides in the doorway and on the carpet in the living room, empty bottles.
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Onboard, the exclusive guest list goes through at least 100 bottles of Champagne, 35 ounces of caviar, and countless bottles of rosé.
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They mist themselves with bottles of Mario Badescu and keep their skin protected with Sun Bum (both come in plastic bottles, errr).
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And the people fleeing the deluge took the little plastic bottles of water, as much for the bottles as for the water.
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While airplane bottles of your favorite liquor brands are everywhere, mini bottles of great wine are a little harder to track down.
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When the fermentation is finished, sanitize 48 (12-ounce) bottles and caps (you can use old beer bottles that you've already pounded). 8.
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In those days, all the soda pop was sold in returnable bottles, and there were thousands of bottles that came back every day.
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Clorox said it's likely the bottles have been used already, but any remaining bottles should be kept out of the reach of children.
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Each piece is made from three million recycled plastic bottles, and, within five years, Everlane promises to have recycled 100 million plastic bottles.
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Potentially affected bottles make up less than one-tenth of 1% of Corona Extra 12-ounce clear bottles, the company said this week.
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It made 16 billion glass bottles and jars last year and is the main supplier of bottles for France's champagne and cognac industries.
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Gone are the days of purchasing and lugging bottles and bottles of Diet Coke on her way into the office in the morning.
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The bed&aposs eco-friendly filling is made from 100% recycled plastic bottles (each bed is filled with an average of 153 bottles).
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Bottles for school fees However, thanks to a recent partnership with Africa Cleanup Initiative (ACI), an NGO with focus on sustainability, Oluwaseyi's daughter's school, Morit International School, now accepts the plastic bottles, also known as PET bottles, in exchange for school fees.
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Specifically, he gave a nod to Avène's Thermal Spring Water sprays by laying bottles and bottles atop his (by now, well-known) crystal collection.
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I explained what I wanted: 100 bottles of 100 tablets containing 160 MG aspirin and the same number of bottles of a matched placebo.
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They look so petitely adorable in the pic, but when the 5.9-oz bottles arrived, they seemed more like fancy water bottles than fragrances.
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Reusable Water Bottle If your parents are still drinking out of single-use plastic water bottles, bring them up to speed with reusable bottles.
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For Woods, that means knowing that Ashtae Products sells about four shampoo bottles and three hair spray bottles at that particular salon each week.
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Berlinger, the Swiss manufacturer of the Sochi bottles, has supplied the drug-testing lab for the Rio Games with thousands of its latest bottles.
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Mallory Celestin, 28, was helping to unload bottles from the back seat of her car; her mother had picked the bottles from the trash.
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And while those sales accounted for the mini, $1.99 bottles of the drink, Maas said the brand's full-sized bottles are also drawing buyers.
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The rack can accommodate up to six full bottles at once, though we suppose full bottles don't last long in a wine-obsessed household.
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If you&aposre looking for the bottles to ensure efficient feeding and a happy baby, check out our guide to the best baby bottles.
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When I returned to New York and arranged for the correct bottles to be sent to me, the wrong bottles were delivered yet again.
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S'well has set a goal to help eliminate 100 million plastic bottles by 2020, by convincing consumers to switch to its reusable bottles instead.
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Marriott, IHG and Hyatt have all announced that they planned to replace the tiny toiletry bottles in guest room showers with larger refillable bottles.
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But, it's hard not to miss her cart ... loaded with 6 Ketel One bottles, 4 Grey Goose bottles, a bottle of Patron and champagne.
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That, Nelkin says, is often the result of restaurant employees marrying the bottles, combining the contents of multiple partially used bottles to create one bottle.
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Officers found an iPhone and receipts from a plastics company for 219-ounce bottles, the same type of bottles DF22010 sold online containing the syrup.
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The limited-edition collection will feature four 17-ounce bottles, which will cost $42 each, and two 25-ounce bottles that will be $54 each.
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Plastic bottles that have been steam-blasted, chopped into tiny pieces, melted, then turned into thread that is turned into yarn — but plastic bottles, nonetheless.
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Contigo reusable water bottle If your parents are still drinking out of single-use plastic water bottles, bring them up to speed with reusable bottles.
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POPULARITY CONTESTS According to the restaurant's Instagram, they have since sold 11,000 bottles, and they were selling almost 2 bottles per minute (!!!) over the weekend.
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A search of Mr. Blackwell's home recovered muriatic acid, four bottles of sulfuric acid and two bottles of lye-based drain opener, the police said.
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Some bottles of opioid painkillers in his home were prescribed to Johnson, and other medications were found in vitamin bottles and envelopes, search warrants showed.
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So if Woods only comes to the salon once every two weeks, the salon would purchase eight bottles of shampoo and 6 bottles of hairspray.
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Globally, plastic bottles have become an environmentalist's nightmare, with some reports suggesting that about half of the billions of bottles in circulation are not recycled.
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In lieu of the single-use bottles, Marriott will be providing shampoo, conditioner and bath gel in the form of larger, pump-topped recyclable bottles.
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But Deiss leaves this responsibility to the wine trade and to consumers themselves rather than indicating on its bottles the characteristics of its various bottles.
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At every establishment I've ever worked at, I've served people who put away bottles and bottles of booze daily and keep coming back for more.
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Say 'No' to Plastic Water Bottles They are readily and inexpensively available, but the waste from plastic bottles clogs up landfills and pollutes the ocean.
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We're told the ladies rolled in with a bunch of girlfriends, and ordered 2 bottles of DJ 1942, and 2 bottles of Belvedere for their table.
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SpikedSeltzer (six-pack of 12-oz bottles or cans for $9.99) The original hard seltzer brand, SpikedSeltzer offers its punchy beverage in both bottles and cans.
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Plastic bottles contain softeners, which are highly toxic for your body, especially when you pour warm drinks into these bottles or leave them in the sun.
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These aren't just any old water bottles, though, they're S'well water bottles, which are specially designed to keep your beverages at an ideal temperature for hours.
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Protesters on both sides – many of whom were wearing helmets and carrying homemade shields – were seen throwing rocks, plastic bottles filled with concrete, and glass bottles.
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"From what we heard they were throwing bottles in the river, and they were told to stop throwing bottles," Howell's neighbor Kathy Maillet told the station.
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Seven plastic bottles go into making each pair of Royale Knit sneakers, and in the initial production run alone, Greats removed 75,000 bottles from the ocean.
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Specht had glass radio tubes, medicine bottles, and airline-safety cards; Harpman had Ferrara Pan candy boxes, flypaper packaging from the forties, and hot-water bottles.
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They put things like eight bottles of Dom Perignon, twenty bottles of Hennessy, gluten-free pastries, cake, an inflatable raft, vacuum-sealed underwear, and anal beads.
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The company will sell 16-ounce bottles of its signature and Polynesian sauces in grocery stores and 8-ounce bottles of other sauces at its restaurants.
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Prices range from $22.99 for a 3-pack of bottles to $49.99 for a "starter pack" with four bottles, two pacifiers and a bottle warming bowl.
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Marriott said in a statement it'll replace the bottles with larger, pump-topped bottles by December 2020, preventing 500 million containers annually from going to landfills.
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Mr. Moesgaard, who produces 20,000 bottles a year — including 6,000 bottles of bubbly — is betting that foreign wine houses will one day do the same in Denmark.
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Epica Glass Beverage Bottles, $19.95If you need bottles for juice or other beverages, pick up some of Epica's glass variations for a bit of style and sustainability.
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In place of plastic bottles, the vendors will be able to sell or provide reusable recyclable aluminum, glass and certified compostable water bottles, according to the airport.
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To ensure everything stays visible and easy to reach, I arrange the taller bottles in the center of the lazy Susan and shorter bottles around the perimeter.
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Plus you have to buy bottles (around $50 for enough that you're not washing bottles constantly) and maybe a bottle warmer ($30) and bottle-cleaning brush ($3 each).
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In 2016, 480 billion plastic bottles were sold, with less than 50 percent collected for recycling and only 7 percent turned into new bottles, according to Euromonitor data.
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One of the ingredients listed on the product's package is "bottles of sparkling rosé wine," and it certainly does taste like there are several bottles in the treat.
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According to data from Euromonitor International, 480 billion plastic bottles were sold in 2016, with less than half collected for recycling and only 7% converted into new bottles.
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Giant machines grind the bottles into shards and piles them into rolling hills of green and brown in the factory junkyard to be melted into new bottles later.
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We're told Meek will also be lubricated with spirits -- 10 bottles of Ace of Spades, 5 bottles of Moet Nectar Rosé and some Hennessy and tequila to boot.
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Under the scheme launched by Surabaya in April, commuters can ride red city buses by dropping off plastic bottles at terminals or directly 'paying' a fare with bottles.
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You will not find most of these bottles at the supermarket, and even if you have a great wine shop, you still will not find all these bottles.
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At Benno, the Mediterranean-forward wine list — which is comprised of bottles from areas including Italy, Spain, Southern France, Greece, and Lebanon — comes in at around 450 bottles.
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Months before the feed, in December, we handed out little Bods bottles at the schools, and children spent the winter and spring collecting their tears in the bottles.
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But with the prospect in the cards, Pernod Ricard believes it could grow sales of Havana Club from the current 50 million bottles to 70 million bottles globally.
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To purchase bus ticket for an hour-long ride with unlimited stops, a passenger provides clean and uncompressed three large bottles, five medium bottles or 10 plastic cups.
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NOAA says that survey has been using drift bottles to track ocean currents since 1846, with the last bottles being launched in 1966 off the coast of Alaska.
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He shuts his restaurant down for a few days in November to harvest his olives, and then bottles his own olive oil, selling just 800 bottles each year.
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A simple solution to shipboard plastic water bottles seems to be allowing passengers to bring their own water bottles on board and then refill them throughout the cruise.
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REPREVE fabric, made from post-consumer, recycled plastic bottles, diverts more than 5 million plastic bottles from landfill annually and was recently introduced in the new F-150.
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The pants are made from a combination of polyester yarn spun from the recycled bottles (14.5 bottles in each pair of pants, to be exact), coffee yarn, and spandex.
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Photo: Flickr user stvcr (Flickr)Testing of 259 plastic water bottles from nine counties revealed microplastic particles in water from 242 of the bottles, according to a new report.
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The companies say they have set ambitious environmental targets and are investing in sustainable solutions such as recycling plastic bottles back into bottles, but that the situation is complex.
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"The bottles are either destroyed or retain visible traces of tampering if any unauthorized attempt is made to open them," Berlinger's website says about the security of the bottles.
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Marriott President and CEO Arne Sorenson said it took a lot of work to design tamper-resistant large bottles, and his pricier hotels need bottles that still feel luxurious.
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Nonetheless, amid the bottles now selling for $40 to $50, you can still find terrific bottles from excellent producers for under $20, like this Morgon from Louis Claude Desvignes.
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On Monday, police searched Blackwell's home and found four bottles of Kleen-Out sulfuric acid, two bottles of Kleen-Out drain opener, and a cleaner, according to court documents.
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" - Linda, 24 "Decorated with empty liquor bottles, 363.
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In her attic they found bedding, water bottles, food and bottles full of urine, leading investigators to suspect Broussard had been living there surreptitiously in order to stalk the woman.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France plans to make bottles produced with recycled plastic cheaper than bottles made from virgin plastic and will further tighten regulation on plastics use, a government minister said.
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With a Medela pump, she could pump into bottles, pour all the milk into one bag to freeze or store and then reuse the bottles at the next pumping session.
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If they still failed tests, Russian officials then managed to compromise the tamper-proof bottles containing their incriminating samples, bottles used by most international competitions, and replace the tainted urine.
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Her good deed comes after Cher donated 180,000 bottles of water to people in Flint, and actor Mark Wahlberg and Sean "Diddy" Combs donated 1 million bottles, according to TMZ.
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By analyzing manufacturer marks and date stamps on the bottles, the authors found that two-thirds of the bottles in the 1980s had traveled to the island from South America.
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Organic revenue was also boosted by higher unit sales of its mini-cans and small bottles, which have gained in popularity even as king-sized bottles fall out of favor.
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When breweries that previously used the same bottles as von Mandl stopped buying back the cider bottles, the Canadian government fined the business "several million dollars," Business in Vancouver reported.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) reversed its decision to ban Disney's new "Star Wars"-themed soda bottles from flights, and has announced the bottles will be allowed in checked luggage.
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It did not remove the chemical from its list of approved substances in baby bottles until after manufacturers of baby bottles, concerned about a consumer backlash, stopped using BPA voluntarily.
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The salad dressing came along later — Mr. Newman would make a batch at the holidays, pour it into wine bottles and drive around the neighborhood, leaving bottles at friends' houses.
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Fremont, California-based PATHWATER, which manufactures its own aluminum reusable water bottles then bottles both sparkling and still water, has experienced a 300% growth in sales over the last month.
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But sales could take a hit if customers decide to fill up their own bottles from the tap instead of buying water in plastic bottles to help protect the environment.
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While the vast majority of services deliver on a monthly basis, some deliver four bottles, some deliver six bottles, and some deliver not by the bottle, but by the glass.
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Apparently, few people complained because since October she has sold about 300 bottles of the stuff, which she whips up in her Bronx kitchen and pours into elegant, decorated bottles.
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For example, Coca-Cola, which made 110 billion plastic bottles in 2016, is working toward recovering and recycling the equivalent of 75% of the bottles it produces by next year.
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The distillery is unloading its first "experimental series" of the spirit, aged only three years, by offering 100 bottles in an online auction and another 291 bottles are being sold locally.
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When the brewery made the switch to blue from the clear glass bottles they originally used, they anticipated that customers would maybe keep one or two bottles from a six-pack.
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Whether they're flipping bottles off of basketballs, off speeding cars or hawking already-flipped bottles for upwards of $15 grand on eBay, this phenomenon has proven itself to be extremely entertaining.
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"I was speaking to Procter and Gamble, and I suggested self cleaning bottles — at the time I was thinking of bottles that remain free of dirt and other contaminants," Bhushan said.
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The company's rival Coca-Cola, which produced 110 billion of the plastic bottles sold in 2016, also said it is working to recycle 75% of the bottles it sells by 2020.
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We're told the players and their friends ripped through 80 bottles of champagne in total -- including 2 custom 6 liter Moet & Chandon Nectar Rose bottles (they usually run about $15k each).
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On the other end, if you make people sit around and listen to plastic bottles and go, "These plastic bottles sound cool," in a weird way, that's kind of commodity fetishism.
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"We want the City of Montreal to reject the proposal to ban water bottles on its territory," the association reportedly wrote, emphasizing that plastic bottles are 100 percent recyclable across Quebec.
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Counterfeiters often serve lower-quality or tainted alcohol from reused brand-name bottles, Canlar said, so take note of faded, peeling labels on full bottles, a tell-tale sign of tampering.
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It's easiest to select one of each and buy multiple bottles, but it's also fun to have an array of choices, which might result in many bottles being opened at once.
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S'well positioned its drop-shaped bottle as a mascot for the war against plastic bottles, even though reusable bottles have been displacing plastic ones long before S'well came into the picture.
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Around his water-butt-stroke-pineapple are boxes of bottles and bottles of rum, cartons of pineapple juice and coconut cream, stacks of Angostura bitters, and limes—all ready to go.
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When asked about which specific bottles most interest her in the auction, Lefkowith calls to attention the bottles of René Lalique, a designer working in France in the early 20th century.
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As the number of trekkers and mountaineers winding through the Everest region has multiplied, so too has the trash — empty bottles of Tuborg beer, food cans, torn tents, empty oxygen bottles.
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Sarah Kauss started S'well in 2010 with a goal to rid the world of single-use plastic bottles — fast forward 10 years and you see stylish, sustainable S'well bottles almost everywhere.
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On Amazon, one seller is offering four 3 fluid-ounce bottles of sanitizer for 60 euros ($66.77), while 10 fluid-ounce bottles of Purell are selling for 80 euros on eBay.
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Behind the standing desk, along the fourth wall, were shelves that held baskets of single-shot bottles of gin, whiskey, and vodka—Lilliputian miniatures of the big bottles in the bar.
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Only your water and soda bottles, and the thicker plastic that serves as packaging used for shampoo bottles and laundry detergent jugs, are functionally recyclable, according to a report from Greenpeace.
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"Sainsbury's is reviewing alternative options including the introduction of refillable [milk] bottles, introducing returnable milk bottles or offering a reusable jug with milk in a lightweight plastic pouch," the company said.
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Greenpeace UK said that a program limited to smaller bottles would "confuse customers" and fail to capture "millions" of larger bottles which would then end up in landfills, incinerators or oceans.
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Château Lafite-Rothschild, the legendary Pauillac, produces about a half-million bottles a year, while Dom Pérignon, the great Champagne, is said to make a couple of million bottles a year.
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In these bottles, the quantity of higenamine ranged from .
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Zuzoro 18oz juice & beverage glass water bottles (six pack)
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What the pill bottles are filled with — or not.
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Plastics, in all forms — straws, bottles, packaging, bags, etc.
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So, guess what happened next ... POP THOSE BOTTLES, BITCHES!!!
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Your letters: Carson: I'm gonna go ahead and strike baby bottles from consideration here, because many of you do NOT have kids, and you don't need me griping endlessly about having to wash Dr. Brown's bottles and about sports bottles and about all the other domestic booby traps that await you in the future.
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The BottleLoft from Strong Like Bull Magnets is a clever magnet system that places beer bottles (or soda bottles) on the very top of a refrigerator's ceiling instead of on the shelf.
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Russian initiatives to discourage drinking have included banning the sale of beer in so-called PET bottles, popular plastic bottles larger than 1.5 liters, which has hurt sales in Carlsberg's biggest market.
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You can open as many bottles as you like and not worry about waste, but they're still expensive bottles and most wine drinkers (at least in the Gawker Media offices) are cheap.
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Cosmopolitan reports that right now, Aldi is slinging wine like there's no tomorrow, with bottles of Grand Mori Prosecco for $13.99 and bottles of Veuve Monsigny Champagne Brut and Rosé for $19.99.
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Compounding the issue is the bottles' manufacturer, Berlinger Special AG, has told WADA it was unable to replicate the issue when the security bottles were handled per the product's instruction, WADA said.
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That translates to 13 bottles of vodka, 116 bottles of wine, or 477 pints of beer for every adult in Scotland; 20 percent higher than the average consumption in England and Wales.
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Sarah Kauss knows her S'well bottles are pricey, but she's proven people are willing to shell out for the distinctive bottles, which keep drinks cold for 24 hours and hot for 12.
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Constellation Brands Beer Division has announced a voluntary recall of select 12-pack and 18-pack bottles of Corona Extra because of concerns that the bottles may contain small pieces of glass.
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Some bottles of opioid painkillers in his home were prescribed to his former drummer and longtime friend Kirk Johnson, and other medications were found in vitamin bottles and envelopes, search warrants showed.
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The company said anyone with the water bottles should "immediately stop using the recalled water bottles, take them away from children and contact Contigo for inspection instructions and a free replacement lid."
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Even then, we must live with the knowledge that plastics generally degrade with recycling, such that plastic bottles are more often turned into non-recyclable carpets and synthetic clothes than more bottles.
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Glastonbury - the world's largest greenfield festival which opened in southwest England on Wednesday - banned plastic bottles for the first time this year to prevent more than 1 million bottles going into landfill.
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She ordered a gold-plated bar cart and organized our liquor bottles by color, choosing not to display my rare bottles of mezcal and Japanese Scotch because they didn't match the motif.
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They'll open bottles for impromptu tastings or give you a glass of cordisco to drink as you wander around the shops, returning to pick up a few choice bottles to bring home.
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Keep prebatched, prechilled bottles or pitchers cold in buckets of ice (that ice-filled bathtub works, too) or store backup bottles in the refrigerator for easy and frequent refreshes throughout the night.
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When they searched the van, they found nearly 2,123 bottles of top-shelf cognac and a pack of razor blades, which they surmised had been used to remove the bottles' tax stamps.
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When the restaurant first opened, the owners decided they would price all bottles a mere $22005 over cost, angering competitors who were generally selling the same bottles for three times as much.
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Recent campaigns include a virtual reality Santa sleigh ride, product packaging that transforms origami-style into VR goggles, 3D printed figurines of customers (to promote its mini bottles), and personalized Coke bottles.
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Fast food isn't the only thing Post can't live without ... some of his favorite orders include a 12-pack of beer, 3 Champagne bottles from Ralphs and 3 bottles of grape Pedialyte.
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Coleman, Morgan and Thomas agree that bottles from closed distilleries or very rare releases (think 300 bottles for the whole world) are not likely to drop in value, but would-be investors should be leery of some "big" brands that put out "rare" items every year — sometimes thousands of bottles — that become too prevalent to be collectible.
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The company did not say where those bottles come from, but Lance Fritz, chief executive of No. 1 U.S. railroad Union Pacific often cites the example of glass bottles the company hauls from a plant in Texas to a brewery in Mexico and that those bottles are made from recycled glass Union Pacific hauls from all over America.
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Producing bottles from polyethylene terephthalate, the plastic commonly used for food and drink packaging and better known as PET, emits less carbon dioxide than making glass bottles or aluminum cans, according to Quincey.
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Some of them manage to bounce the bottles off the table at precise angles so that the bottle lands right side up, while others flip multiple bottles to produce a wild aerial show.
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BottleLoft The BottleLoft from Strong Like Bull Magnets is a clever magnet system that places beer bottles (or soda bottles) on the very top of a refrigerator's ceiling instead of on the shelf.
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The three of them helped add what amounted to 180 bottles of Hendrick's gin, 154 bottles of apricot brandy and 38 3.78 litre jugs of orange juice, according to Guinness World Record numbers.
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Reportedly, only 110 bottles were given away in the first round, but it dropped in the US a year after, as part of another limited Valentine's Day promotion wherein 72 bottles were released.
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In the same vein of Pamela Rosencranz's Smartwater bottles filled with artificial skin colors, the bottles in the fridge are perverted objects of capital, given a heightened value, an invitation for critical contemplation.
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Sales to Japan were up 5.5 percent to 13.6 million bottles, while sales to Hong Kong and China - each accounting for more than 2 million bottles - were up 12 and 10.1 percent respectively.
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The bottles were handed to a man who he believed worked for the Russian intelligence service, the F.S.B. Within two hours, he said, those same bottles were returned to him, their caps unlocked.
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Most of the bottles that arrived during the researchers' 72-day monitoring period came from China, and date stamps on those bottles indicated that the majority were manufactured in the last two years.
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Inside the store, the single-serving wine bottles look exceptional to me—golden bottles in their own gleaming cooler, a shrine to goodness—but it's not fair to James, who has to drive.
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Four bottles: Three months, $330Six months, $66012 months, $1320 12 bottles: Monthly, $285 per shipmentQuarterly, $285 per shipment Subscribe now: Plonk wine club Disclosure: These choices have been selected by our editorial team.
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Members across the U.S. can now sign up for a monthly shipment of either six bottles per month for $144, two bottles per month for $63 or one bottle per month for $35.
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DANONE Danone, which uses 400,000 tonnes of PET plastic bottles each year, plans to use an average of 50% recycled material in its water bottles by 2025 and 100% for its Evian brand.
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In August, San Francisco International Airport issued a ban on the sale of plastic water bottles in an effort to cut down on the nearly 4 million water bottles it sells each year.
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On Tuesday, Budweiser announced it will once again sell cans and bottles with "patriotic packaging" — swapping the name "Budweiser" for "America," as well as debuting a new design that covers bottles with camouflage.
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They'll never buy those weird clear bottles of aloe again!
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The company has launched six different tiny bottles for now.
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The bottles are environmentally friendly and can be recycled normally.
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In 2016, it sold more than 300,000 bottles of lemonade.
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Guzman has been receiving six bottles since April, he wrote.
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You've gotta see what happened when Cardi started poppin' bottles.
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Now, Orval produces 22 million bottles of beer a year.
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Shop them as a perfect pairing or as individual bottles.
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There are these crates of rotten eggs and broken bottles.
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It also works with whiskey, bottles of wine, and tea.
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It also works with whiskey, bottles of wine, and tea.
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I have a $15 coupon, so I get two bottles.
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Cover and seal the bottles and store in the refrigerator.
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Several bottles of wine were knocked down by the gator.
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The funnel will then help get batches into said bottles.
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Cans, bottles and papers are all thrown into one bin.
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Now, however, we can express ourselves with our water bottles.
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Bottles on eBay are now being sold as collectors' items.
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Would the liquor bottles be depleted by too generously pouring?
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Protesters threw rocks and empty water bottles at riot police.
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In 2015, Greenport produced nearly 1 million bottles of beer.
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There were "baby bodegas" replete with baby bottles and diapers.
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In the midst of lobbed bottles and onlookers' jeers, Wor.
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That said, don't start collecting too many bottles at once.
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She smoked cigarettes and loved tiny airplane bottles of alcohol.
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There's no extra leg room or free bottles of water.
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The glass is best for older or more complex bottles.
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Lights were switched off and bottles of water handed out.
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They have also received 221 reports of these bottles leaking.
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Bottles of Coke could get Romanians into concerts this summer.
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The groups threw bottles and wooden slats at each other.
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His freezer was filled with bottles of gin and vodka.
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Once inside, we decide to buy two bottles of water.
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Plus, they come in recycled plastic bottles or metal tins.
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You won't see any formula, bottles or pacifiers on display.
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Those sodas are more like, fine sodas in glass bottles.
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The S'well bottles will be available to order from LillyPulitzer.
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But is it worth dropping a Hamilton on the bottles?
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Frankly, it's hard to get excited about new water bottles.
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They were able to benchmark it against the old bottles.
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Other favorites were not in the group of 22013 bottles.
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Instead, the selections will include specially labeled bottles and backstories.
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The factory also recycles glass bottles from across the country.
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Philips Avent Natural Baby Bottles, Pack of 4 ($24), amazon.
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We pop bottles of fancy beer to celebrate our engagement.
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That's three mini bottles for less than eight bucks. Score.
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Mary J. Blige sold out 60,000 bottles in two hours.
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Found in his vehicle were several bottles of Catnip Cocktail.
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This cart accommodates wine bottles, wine glasses, and other barware.
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As is customary in Wine School, I suggested three bottles.
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Velazquez Acevedo told the officers the bottles contained apple juice.
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"We can't put old wine in new bottles," he added.
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We got to get rid of these plastic water bottles.
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Antique bottles are relegated to museum displays or private collections.
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They were kind enough to offer $29 bottles too pic.twitter.
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Only 503 bottles of this rare Glenmorangie Pride 1974 exist.
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She was still weak and refusing baby food and bottles.
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By night, they'd only have four or five bottles left.
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About 2,000 filled bottles are needed for each emergency shelter.
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The bottles of water and boxed coconut are dropped off.
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The wine cellar holds a whopping 4,000 bottles of wine.
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Save up to 30% off select Simple Modern water bottles
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I know everybody didn't carry bottles to the store before.
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But he never stopped thinking about those tiny glass bottles.
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Antifa setting off firecrackers and throwing water bottles at police.
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The bottles retail for 99 cents for 16.9 fluid ounces.
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But the industry's fascination with cans over bottles isn't new.
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Made with a mixture of upcycled cotton and plastic bottles.
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Pitch. The half bottles of booze in your liquor cabinet?
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Ain't nothing like pounding beer out of baby bottles. Wahoo.
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I've just been buying bottles every night at the cornershop.
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I was afraid to touch the $110 bottles of moisturizer.
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Some of the protesters had thrown bottles at police officers.
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Airplane bottles of tequila sit atop a loudly humming refrigerator.
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Lots of people customize their reusable water bottles with stickers.
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People stuff them into plastic bottles to take to market.
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Beer bottles and cans can be their own drinking vessels.
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Orange Glou, $105 for three bottles, $195 for six, orangeglou.com.
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The vineyard produces around 15,000 to 20,000 bottles a year.
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Marauding residents wielded guns, sticks of dynamite, bottles of kerosene.
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Nalgene produces over 20 million reusable water bottles per year.
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The bottles must first get sent to the printing facility.
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So fast that about 52 bottles are labeled per minute.
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But Ms. Vevers isn't about to start popping Champagne bottles.
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They were kind enough to offer $28503 bottles too pic.twitter.
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She carried a bag with some bottles of wine inside.
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Overall, they looked cleaner and more sleek than plastic bottles.
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Production of the Rio bottles finished in April, he said.
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In addition, the bottles are made from 100% recycled plastic.
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This time, assembling 20 bottles of godello was a snap.
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Plus, the bottles of scent tend to last for months.
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The bottles were inexplicably leaking and could not be sold.
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It includes everything he'll need to get started, including bottles.
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We all share calamari and a couple bottles of wine.
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Pepper spray, paint, frozen water bottles, sticks, and clubs flew.
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Clothes, makeup, shoes, medication bottles and food crowd the space.
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The perfume bottles really follow those different kinds of styles.
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I only managed to finish two full bottles that day.
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We don't keep count of those mini bottles of alcohol.
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But my cabinets are filled with miniature versions of bottles.
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"We all struggle with shampoo bottles at home," Bhushan said.
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Breaking plates and bottles and things is so much easier.
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Another tucks airplane bottles into the waistband of his pants.
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Everything is bigger in Texas — even the bottles of Absolut.
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Adidas uses plastic bottles that contain polyethylene terephthalate, or PET.
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We didn't find bottles that were marred or badly made.
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It's the second time thousands of water bottles were wasted.
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The bottles have now been removed from pharmacies across Spain.
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Then the idea of putting bottles in amphoras came up.
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S'well bottles — 20% off sitewide with code 'SUMMER19' See Details
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The Tommee Tippee Bottles are great for these very reasons.
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Each shipment is $65.99 and includes six 500 mL bottles.
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Trump helped feed the young elephants milk from giant bottles.
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And bottles of vodka, for Susie, and bourbon for me.
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Young men went in and out with bottles of beer.
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Church employees have placed hand sanitizer bottles in every pew.
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They use materials like banana leaves, plastic bottles, and newspaper.
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The Pour The notion of putting bottles away raises fears.
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All you need is one of the bottles to participate.
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None of these bottles really have the potential to age.
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A central water bottle sleeve can handle most water bottles.
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Then move along to our area of delicate glass bottles.
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Buy nine comparable bottles and give your neighbors the receipt.
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The soup can and Coke bottles date from these years.
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Afterward, you might consider aging a few bottles of assyrtiko.
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Many couples recoup some cash by returning unopened bottles postwedding.
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Most consumers now drink soda out of bottles or cans.
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She refilled bottles of ketchup that were already almost full.
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You'll notice there are no water bottles in the fridge.
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It's the one adorned with pens and bottles of whiskey.
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Everyone else can contribute bottles of wine and side dishes.
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Marriott said the small bottles currently used aren't usually recycled.
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Travelers can bring empty disposable plastic water bottles to refill.
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I notice a lot of tequila bottles behind the bar.
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Most visitors will recognize two bottles immediately: Campari and Aperol.
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On Wednesday, she sold three bottles in about three minutes.
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"It cheers up even cheap bottles of plonk," she says.
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That is, unless you opt for miniature bottles of booze.
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Revelers posted videos on social media of popping champagne bottles.
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Rahimi, 41, picks dusty plastic bottles from the grass verge.
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Looking sheepish, he confessed: "I have looked at other bottles."
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Don't forget to recycle the bottles afterward, if you can.
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Disposable water bottles float in the Irrawaddy and Yangon rivers.
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The cops beat up patrons, breaking mirrors and shattering bottles.
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There was one particularly big challenge, though — the water bottles.
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I buy two bottles of wine, at a twofer discount.
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By Friday night, members had broken out bottles of wine.
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The company has also expanded its product line beyond bottles.
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Both come in bottles with no cork and no label.
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Good bottles tell stories as surely as authors and minstrels.
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Never mind the beer bottles thrown at him during games.
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Granderson drinks at least 12 bottles of water a day.
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The bottles feature a hollow center which makes them stackable.
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Kardashian West explained that she no longer uses plastic bottles.
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The victim had bought the bottles for $133,650, prosecutors said.
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He imbued clusters of vases and bottles with metaphysical heft.
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Not all airports are nixing the plastic water bottles, though.
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That's a lot of bottles in need of proper handling.
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Shoppers would recoup the deposit when their bottles are recycled.
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Bottles of the mislabeled lotion were sold for about $1.
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Green Coke bottles all in a row, many times over.
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Some drinkers, the thinking goes, will transition to better bottles.
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The streets are littered with noodles and broken glass bottles.
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Where all these bottles are stored I never figured out.
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An endless supply of bottles and relentless pressure to drink.
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Anyway, they also drink beer from cans rather than bottles.
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Prior to 1979, bottles were measured in English standard measurements.
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When selecting bottles, the producer is the most important variable.
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There's one pool table and like dusty bottles of Disaronno.
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The beer company's lineup of bottles and cans features military-inspired bottles with the word "America" in place of "Budweiser" and a new bottle in camouflage, according to a release from the company Tuesday.
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It's sort of like a square array of empty soda bottles, connected in such a way that if you blow air over all of them equally, only the bottles at the corners make sound.
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According to 7News, more than 400 kilograms (880 pounds) of meth was placed in 768 bottles of the condiment, and those bottles were all boxed up and labeled with the sauce's signature rooster logo.
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Topo Chico will be sold in 12-ounce glass bottles (a la the much beloved Mexican Coke) — which the company sees as a differentiator — as well as 20-ounce and 1-liter plastic bottles.
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"I'd rather sell five bottles to somebody I could talk to, than 100 bottles to someone who puts it on a shelf and doesn't know what it's about and who we are," he said.
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Incorporating outside research, Von Wong discovered that the average American uses 167 plastic bottles yearly, which over a span of 60 years totals an immense 10,000 plastic bottles used per person in a lifespan.
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It's also a refrigerator, keeping bottles of breast milk cold until they're needed, then warming the bottles just in time for you to get out of bed, retrieve the bottle and feed the baby.
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He theorized that the method the Russian intelligence service used to break into the bottles had something to do with the toothed metal rings that lock the bottles when the cap is twisted shut.
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While many of us have heard that we shouldn't reuse disposable water bottles because the plastic can harbor harmful bacteria, my friend assumes that reusable water bottles are magically immune to bacteria and germs.
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Two weeks later, at the 23rd Street station where Mr. Frankel's team had worked until the wee hours, the rails were littered again with Mountain Dew bottles, copies of newspapers and several liquor bottles.
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There's also no real consensus as to why Champagne and wine bottles even have a punt in the first place, and it may just be a remnant from back when bottles were hand-blown.
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Like Blue Apron, HelloFresh also offers a companion wine subscription service, and while Blue Apron offers smaller 500 mL bottles, you can get full-sized bottles from HelloFresh to go along with your meal.
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And to address a weaker performance with its water brands in the third quarter of 2019, the company said plans to sell Dasani in aluminum cans and bottles as opposed to just plastic bottles.
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Danielle then gets to work on the schedule with her sister Ashley, setting up and sending out a detailed spreadsheet asking for help with tasks like feeding, washing bottles, prepping bottles, doing laundry and more.
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Despite the hefty price tag, the first 300 bottles of First Lady sold out in three days, with another 12,000 bottles of the 2015 vintage ready to go on sale at the castle gift shop.
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I filled the bottles with aqua de tap, unwrapped three tablets in corresponding colors, put the postmodernist wrappers in the compost bin, and dropped the tablets in the bottles, where they fizzed just like antacids.
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While the bottles could still be brought in by park-goers, the proposed ban is intended to be a significant step toward curbing the ubiquitous plastic bottles that have become a staple of everyday life.
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Containing 180 1.75-liter bottles of gin, 156 1-liter bottles of apricot brandy, and 28 3.78-liter jugs of orange juice, the world's largest paradise cocktail was mixed up by Snoop Dogg in 2018.
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You may want to place labels on the lids of the spices to make sure they're easier to find, as the labels on the spice bottles in the back may be hidden by other bottles.
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In the months leading up to the Olympics, he said, those athletes collected their clean urine and provided it in containers — soda bottles and baby formula bottles, for example — that were stockpiled in a freezer.
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In his use of materials — cheap liquor bottles, venetian blinds, dirt, drum, and glass chandelier ornaments — Hammons can be as democratic as Warhol was in his use of Campbell's soup labels and Coca Cola bottles.
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Even more, because soda bottles typically contain twice the amount of plastic as water bottles to withstand the high pressure of carbonation, the bottled water ban led to a far greater production of plastic waste.
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In the United States alone, 232 billion pounds of plastic bottles were discarded in 25, and only 264% of those bottles were recycled, according to The Association of Plastic Recyclers and the American Chemistry Council.
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This summer, those companies will test selling products like Tropicana orange juice in glass bottles, Pantene shampoo in aluminum bottles and other items in refillable nonplastic containers, harking back to the days of the milkman.
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The ephemeral, poignant quality of this work also evoked the loss and the vulnerability of human life, a reading that was underscored by the resemblance of the suspended bottles to hanged men and IV bottles.
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The kind that will scream, hit, and smash bottles at people.
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Do not bring bags, backpacks, cameras or bottles to the event.
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The bottles of water are already being supplied, the judge said.
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Protestors are now throwing bottles and rocks at our Police Horses.
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Shelves, bags and even the floor were littered with numerous bottles.
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And using at least 50% of it in making new bottles.
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In fact, each pair is made from eight recycled plastic bottles.
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Flint Water bottles are available through December 31 from What Pipelibe.
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Some protesters hurled rocks, bottles and flares at police, officials said.
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I find the idea of facing down all those bottles impossible.
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Another time, we came back to find full water bottles empty.
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Antifa members began lobbing eggs, half-empty water bottles, and firecrackers.
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Colicky babies, projectile vomiting, dirty diapers, strollers, carriers, bottles—endless accouterment!
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The bottles will act as down payment for her daughter's tuition.
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Many of these bottles are listed for a lot of money.
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Sodastream recalled about 51,000 bottles because they could burst under pressure.
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Everything is washed down with rosé and three bottles of wine.
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The limited edition bottles are available now exclusively in Starbucks stores.
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We're told Elliott popped bottles (including champagne) ... and chilled with friends.
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Guests are served water from the tap, rather than plastic bottles.
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They tampered with allegedly foolproof bottles using thin strips of metal.
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Best of all, it's premixed and portable in bottles or cans.
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Each side also threw dozens of water bottles at the other.
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Hopefully, the new policy concerning plastic bottles will make a dent.
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The police said that protesters were throwing water bottles at them.
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All of the bottles will go on sale at 8 a.m.
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I go to the wine shop and select a few bottles.
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Look at her, bottles at the ready, staring into the camera.
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And I finally found a fragrance that bottles up that feeling.
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A hawker sells water bottles on a busy thoroughfare in Lagos.
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McDonald's is giving out 10,000 bottles of Big Mac Special Sauce.
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Each keg holds 26 bottles of wine, which equals 130 glasses.
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Silencing alternative voices does not banish discontent; it bottles it up.
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I did eventually try to nurse them, but they preferred bottles.
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Protesters hurled bottles and bricks, torched businesses, and damaged squad cars.
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Her cart is full of bottles of juice and other beverages.
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We get three bottles of Evian, Thai iced tea, and fries.
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When she takes out the trash, it rattles with empty bottles.
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There are upwards of 20 skin-care bottles on my dresser.
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She ordered bottles of wine, even though she doesn't drink it.
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On the way home, I buy two bottles of red wine.
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In Mr Lema's factory women funnel amber wine into recycled bottles.
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Snag the superpotions at $139 for all four bottles, just below.
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I'm not looking for American stuff like beer bottles and Pepsi.
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And you won't just get handed a random mix of bottles.
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Plus you can mix and match whichever bottles appeal to you.
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Off go the tourists with their backpacks and bottles of water.
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Do you want to buy one of the real body bottles?
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Atom Brands sends about 60,000 bottles of Scotch east every year.
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The glass door wine cellar can hold up to 700 bottles.
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The words "anti-aging" are still emblazoned on that line's bottles.
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Other people fill bottles from wells and hope for the best.
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The four bottles I buy will probably last me two years.
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You should pack the most jumbo-size bottles of beauty products.
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Perhaps you've tried to destroy one of their famously unbreakable bottles.
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She'd also like to ask you to pick your plastic bottles.
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A tire hides in a hill made of green glass bottles.
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It can unscrew bottles, open bags and, err, play with toys.
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Merchants like BBR now promote £210,000 bottles on Twitter and Instagram.
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Stones, empty cans and bottles began to be thrown their way.
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She spends some of her money on mini-chocolate champagne bottles.
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Wide sidewalks are devoid of cigarette butts and shattered beer bottles.
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Some people lobbed rocks, bottles and smoke bombs at riot police.
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The catch: although we regularly buy new bottles, we're running out.
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You noticed they were both showing each other the water bottles?
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The BBC reported attackers used sticks and bottles against the listeners.
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More than one billion bottles of Honest Tea have been sold.
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It actually was a bit of a break from cleaning bottles.
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Delivering bottles of Paul Hobbs pinot noir to the neighbors. Sept.
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The bottles, however, maintain the shades of their now-colorless namesakes.
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Earlier this week, thousands of pink plastic bottles appeared in Cornwall.
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First batch of pink bottles collected from Poldhu; 2000+ and counting.
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Five bottles of water at the Guggenheim hadn't really remedied this.
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I pick up two bottles of wine, orange chicken, and apples.
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The shop gave us two plastic water bottles filled with gasoline.
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For Gina Luster, 2000, seeing the stacks of bottles angers her.
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Silt and sediment has settled at the bottom of two bottles.
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I took as many bottles as I could carry to go.
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It's a lot of bottles to juggle and pills to manage.
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The milk was in quart-size glass bottles in the icebox.
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The uniforms are made with cotton, and polyester from plastic bottles.
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In return, the residents give the centre bottles, cans, and cardboard.
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In other words, not all insulated water bottles are created equal.
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"She went berserk and began throwing bottles at me," Depp claimed.
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Coca-Cola uses microchips to track the whereabouts of its bottles.
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These bottles do not have heads, or skin colors, or ages.
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Officers did report that individuals threw rocks and bottles at them.
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Hooligans used chairs from nearby cafés and glass bottles as weapons.
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More than 2,500 bottles of water have been distributed so far.
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Canadians or Vermonters can tote along small bottles of maple syrup.
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In the lot itself, workers chirpily offered water bottles and instructions.
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Luz Merced dropped off bottles of water and newly purchased supplies.
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Champagne bottles were uncorked, optimism was wild, and hopes were high.
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You'll also be able to find the names on more bottles.
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He'd sit in bed at night and guzzle bottles of beer.
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Sure, I pumped a few bottles, but Jackson got mostly formula.
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It's with him that she now shares her bottles of gin.
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She said they all toss bottles, though the girl less so.
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The cellar itself can hold up to 5,000 bottles of vino.
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Who wants sticky glue bottles when you can have glue sticks?
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Gatorade bottles which regularly sells for $12.98 — just $0.46 per bottle.
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"Those bottles of water weren't left by our community," Olivares said.
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They come in teeny little bottles, so they're great for traveling.
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The best lunch boxes, containers, and water bottles for school lunch
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The truck holds up to 4,800 8-ounce bottles of Coke.
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Before S'well launched in 2010, water bottles were mostly functional tools.
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Each ReNew Long Puffer is made from 60 renewed plastic bottles.
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I have broken highlighters, foundation bottles, and just everything in between.
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At Olmsted, two-thirds of the bottles cost less than $60.
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Altogether, the recycled plastic in each pair renews 9.5 discarded bottles.
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I've had bottles of unsulfured wine that seemed like microbial soups.
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Maybe cooler packs or frozen water bottles are your better option.
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Producing plastic bottles also requires a lot of energy and water.
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"Plastic and cans are best — the bottles are heavy," he said.
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Let's look at 285-ounce bottles: Coke — 20093 grams of sugar.
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When you released it in the UK, there were 12 bottles?
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That's right: Say goodbye to those farty Ketchup and shampoo bottles.
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Vowls said he threw chairs, glasses, and bottles at the attackers.
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So why is the user experience on these bottles so difficult?
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Mexicans walk arm in arm, mezcal bottles swinging at their sides.
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Adidas uses recycled plastic bottles as a replacement for virgin polyester.
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Opened bottles of wine can become flat and oxidized rather quickly.
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This, too, was one of the more expensive bottles at $20123.
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Portable water filtration systems are used to fill personal water bottles.
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They just knew they wanted to make condoms for wine bottles.
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This time they're swinging a samurai sword through some water bottles.
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Bring bottles and cups that don't leak and have protective tops.
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Bottles, cans and other recyclables were sent back to Viti Levu.
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Volunteers passed out water bottles and trail mix, but no cots.
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Most couples will save bottles for themselves to drink on anniversaries.
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The police confiscated 7,000 of the bottles included in the show.
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Save 50% on the World Wine Tour Collection (18 bottles) — $162
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So, every week, they crush about 528 gallons of water bottles.
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At night, they passed bottles through a hole in the wall.
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So it's not worth pulling out Champagne bottles for productivity yet.
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"There is a whole world in these tiny bottles," she said.
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Three of the bottles are tinted the tone of limousine windows.
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She feeds him bottles — a mix of flour, water and sugar.
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How he fits: Colts running backs are popping bottles of champagne.
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But most bottles of ketchup tended to cost around the same.
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I noticed your nontoxic Begley's natural soaps come in plastic bottles.
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Regular people could have great bottles of wine for special events.
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My advice to sommeliers: Don't put bad bottles on your list.
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Just look for smaller bottles of the stuff, Ms. Kim advised.
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This includes magnums, double magnums, jeroboams and other photo-worthy bottles.
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While these bottles are physically larger, their price often is not.
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Look for bottles from Tolpuddle, its sibling winery in Tasmania, too.
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Both bottles are around 12.5 percent alcohol and cost around $20.
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Old women drink shots of vodka from their little pill bottles.
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Some teams buy athletes their own water bottles to deter sharing.
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They also throw in two bottles of water and a lanyard.
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Afterward, he takes away the half-empty bottles to photograph them.
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Erdinger handed out 30,000 bottles at the Berlin Marathon last year.
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Pro tip: bottles of wine make great subs for hand weights.
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I had anticipated that each of the bottles would be dry.
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Several 24-packs of water bottles were stacked on the floor.
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The winning team took home bottles of champagne and a trophy.
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Stolen Libyan oil is sold by the roadside in liquor bottles.
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These 20 bottles represent just a snapshot of what's out there.
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Even the shampoo and conditioner bottles will be topped off regularly.
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I also indulge my kombucha obsession by buying a few bottles.
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Hydro Flasks are the next big thing in reusable water bottles.
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"Of course!" he responds, picking up three flattened, twisted plastic bottles.
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Pros: Uniqueness, collectabilityCons: Spendy, and conversely, only two bottles per customer
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The brewery started small, filling only 20,000 green bottles a day.
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There will be nearly 2700, accompanied by some 24,2000 water bottles.
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And they are generally much less expensive than bottles for aging.
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For wine, though, there is no bigger emissions culprit than bottles.
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But she's a harsh critic, having also rejected all other bottles.
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Bottles of wine at Bar Centrale range from $45 to $123.
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Coffee cups, juice bottles, newspapers, wrappers — the detritus of the hustle.
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According to Polestar, the Precept's seats are woven from recycled bottles ...
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Recycled water bottles, polyester, and down, as well as down alternatives.
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Maybe it was an element of complexity in our top bottles?
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My blood flowed into what looked like fancy little wine bottles.
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They also happen to be made from recycled plastic water bottles.
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Lids are glued on and the bottles are ready to go.
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All of them come in 2-ounce bottles unless otherwise noted.
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THE POUR The best bottles don't necessarily meet some objective standard.
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They found 9,900 bottles of alcohol and 7743 packs of condoms.
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A wine subscription for new bottles delivered right to their door
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The study of the bottles published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
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The bottles will be fashioned into a spherical droid-like shape.
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Best Buy does sell individual water bottles at the checkout counters.
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It makes 18,000 bottles a month and exports to 17 countries.
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There are patches, pills and little bottles of elixirs to swig.
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Globally, many plastic bottles are made from polyethylene terephthalate, or PET.
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The company sends bottles by subscription and you add the water.
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Mariel Hemingway watched him point out bottles of Health-Ade Kombucha.
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Each delivery comes with four bottles, designed to match your tastes.
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Inside, walls of recycled bottles splash colored light across the rooms.
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At the high end, they could indeed produce world-class bottles.
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Budweiser is bringing back its "America" cans and bottles this summer.
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The best vintage, single-cask bottles can run more than $50.6.
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Wine bottles line the walls and cicchetti sparkle in the showcase.
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These 20 bottles were the top results from my own shopping.
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There are even a handful of bottles for less than $50.
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It's actually one three-liter bottle, equivalent to four wine bottles.
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Here are 12 bottles, each under $12, in no particular order.
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Cover image: A woman holds a handful of her medication bottles.
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In the medicine cabinets there's no actual medicines in the bottles.
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Oakiness was not an issue in the bottles we liked best.
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These three bottles, however, demonstrate how much more rosé can offer.
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On a single charge, it can open up to 30 bottles.
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Unlike Willow, the Elvie allows users to pump into reusable bottles.
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Some officers were even hit with bottles of urine, he added.
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Regardless, passage of Assembly Bill 2779 would force bottling companies to decide whether they want to have California-specific plastic bottles with tethered bottle caps or different bottles for other markets across the U.S. Given California is the nation's largest consumer market with more than 39 million people, there's a possibility beverage companies may decide to let California bottles become the industry standard.
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The acrylic bottles are supposed to be lifetime pieces — you just sign up for a subscription of tablets that come in compostable packaging, and you drop them into the bottles after filling them with tap water.
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We're told Weezy was cruising around with five 16 oz bottles of Promethazine/Codeine syrup during his club appearance in Milwaukee over the weekend ... with one onlooker telling us Wayne downed 3 bottles just by himself.
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More than 90 percent of the environmental impact of plastic water bottles happens during manufacture, and the Guardian reported that more than 1 million plastic water bottles were sold a minute across the globe in 2016.
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Throw in 30 bottles of Hennessey, 30 bottles of Don Julio and another few thousand for Indaglow Productions to rebrand the club, "Future City" -- and ya got all ya need for the party of the year.
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In the video above, Smith tells James Corden that got the idea for zero waste water bottles after his son, Jayden, showed concern for all the plastic water bottles he saw in the ocean while surfing.
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Particularly so, as the booze—in our case, big bottles and cold cans of mediocre Taiwan Beer, and small bottles of peach-flavored soju that taste like Bed, Bath & Beyond products circa 1999—are not included.
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At Unifi Manufacturing in Yadkinville, N.C., flakes of those bottles are transformed into a fiber called Repreve, used in thousands of fabrics and other products worldwide — like commencement garb, which takes an average of 27 bottles.
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Dr. Rodchenkov said he never saw the bottles being opened, and whether it is possible to successfully break into the Berlinger-brand bottles has certainly figured into the investigation that is to be reported on Monday.
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The report finds that plastic water bottles, commercial cling wrap, and cosmetic and food containers aren't ideal sources of fuel compared to plastic shampoo and detergent bottles, garbage bags, microwave dishes, potato chip bags, and utensils.
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The next year, the company behind Koi Pond released Distant Shore, a game in which you stroll along an endless beach, collecting seashells, writing messages to put in bottles, then chucking the bottles into the surf.
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I'm talking about Summerhill, the restaurant that opened in 2017 in Crown Heights riddled with fake "bullet holes," and the rosé and now water sold in bottles meant to resemble 40-ounce bottles of malt liquor.
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She also made a recipe for beef daube, adapted from the cookbook author and former New York Times writer Patricia Wells, that swaps out two bottles of the traditional red wine for two bottles of white.
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KARACHI, Pakistan — Twice a week every week, I lug four empty bottles of Nestlé Pure Life water to a shop near my home and lug back, one by one, four full bottles of Nestlé Pure Life.
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The shower was stocked with luxury Aesop shampoo, conditioner, and body wash in eco-friendly large format bottles (instead of wasteful single-use bottles) and, combined with a rainfall shower, made getting ready a real pleasure.
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The rest of the appeal depends on who you ask: Rothy's shoes are knit from recycled plastic water bottles, and the company says it has repurposed more than 40 million bottles since it launched in 2016.
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The cost of tuition is determined by how many PET bottles she has collected; for every 200 kilograms of recyclable bottles, Oluwaseyi can earn up to ₦4,10.53 (about $11) off the term's tuition of ₦7500 (about $24).
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Ranging from sporks to yellow (or used-to-be yellow) plastic objects, lost shoes, glass bottles covered in stale mud, and even pill bottles and needles, Rosenthal's neat organization of detritus makes for a very interesting juxtaposition.
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He also got six bottles of orange juice, two bottles of cranberry cocktail juice, two handles of Tito's Vodka, two bags of ice, and 40 solo cups, presumably to make vodka cranberries and screwdrivers for his guests.
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Eight people face charges but no one has been taken into custody, police said, after they found 9,200 bottles of prosecco and a machine used to make the metallic wrappers that cover the top of the bottles.
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They ask for an "inviting dressing room with carpets, candles, incense, etc," six bottles of Kombucha, 48 bottles of FIJI or Smart Water (only the good stuff, of course), various juices, some club soda, and tonic water.
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Always recycle these basics: empty metal cans, clean office paper and newspaper, clean and flattened cardboard, empty plastic bottles and jugs with necks, and if your community still accepts glass, recycle your empty glass jars and bottles.
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We did not have many bottles from the Nahe region, where the '219s have been especially lauded; and in a land of many small producers, you can look well beyond our top 713 to find wonderful bottles.
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Forget buying single-use plastic bottles when you're out — that's so passé!
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I have a dedicated water bottle to avoid buying throwaway plastic bottles.
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Brown keeps bug he catches in expired pill bottles in his freezer.
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Brown keeps bug he catches in expired pill bottles in his freezer.
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Let's hope Barry doesn't go biting on shampoo bottles again anytime soon.
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The news was broadcast on flatscreen TVs hovering above bottles of booze.
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To avoid plastic water bottles, invest in a metal or glass bottle.
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Place water bottles in front of bags of chips, crackers, or cookies.
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No wonder the duty-free shops sell those massive bottles of whiskey.
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"These are like my paintbrushes," Keever says, nodding to the plastic bottles.
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People are grabbing at it, like they want to get six bottles.
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But, beware: some of the old bottles remain in circulation in Israel.
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By now you may know how we feel about S'well water bottles.
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Here are the best 11 reusable water bottles you can buy today.
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Malfy's production stands at around 100,000 cases of gin bottles each year.
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They like to give him bottles at night and sing him songs.
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When bottles are placed upright, there isn't any liquid touching the cork.
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Turns out, they wildly underestimated how popular the cobalt bottles would be.
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That way, no one has to be responsible for those wine bottles.
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As for the bottles of mist we already have in our arsenal?
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He's also submitted patents for self-chilled water bottles and wine glasses.
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The bottles of Big Mac Special Sauce will be available on Jan.
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She would reread the backs of shampoo bottles in French and English.
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When pressurized or shaken the bottles might burst and potentially injure bystanders.
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Thailand aims to distribute 1 million bottles within five to six months.
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The $28 bottles are supposed to be healthier by minimizing bacteria accumulation.
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Their bottling company, Kush Bottles, creates packaging solutions for the marijuana industry.
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To "invent a miracle that will cure the world" of plastic bottles.
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It's 35 inches on each side and made of recycled plastic bottles.
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Every week he sends hundreds of bottles through the regular mail system.
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Walters says her family uses 10 cases -- that's 240 bottles -- a day.
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Fold the leaves and pack them into 2 (24-ounce) bottles. 4.
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The 25-ounce bottles cost $54 while the 17-ounce are $42.
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Buy one get one free S'well x Lilly Pulitzer bottles See Details
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Read These Stories Next:Mini Rosé Bottles Are Here: Is It Summer Yet?
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A rag-picker, treading precariously, sniffs for plastic bottles and other recyclables.
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He's then able to purchase up to four bottles at a time.
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Instead he offers tiny bottles of vegetable oil and sachets of coffee.
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But recycling it to make more bottles generally reaps an energy saving.
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Casamigos stocked the open bar with hundreds of bottles of Casamigos tequila.
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Both Rosé All Day bottles and cans are available nationwide and online.
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Michel-Jack Chasseuil has amassed more than 40,000 bottles over his lifetime.
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Eggs and bottles were thrown at Trump supporters and police made arrests.
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Behind them were a few dozen unopened champagne bottles sitting on ice.
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The Midtown location will also offer half-off bottles of red wine.
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Instead of raising prices, Bière Niger shrank its bottles by a third.
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Water bottles and instant-noodle packets cling together to form plastic islands.
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There, among the mostly empty glasses and bottles, he begins his night.
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Sylvère has a thousand things to do—labeling his bottles, for starters.
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We'd finish off the four bottles, then we'd go to the party.
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She had bottles thrown at her while escorting women for their abortions.
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Today, it's introducing new sustainable blankets made from 100 percent recycled bottles.
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So stock up on your bottles of choice and get to it!
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Bottles of Mouton Rothschild, Margaux, Cheval Blanc and Latour also sold well.
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The only downside is how difficult the water bottles are to clean.
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Bottles as decor do not work, especially when placed on a table.
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She's then able to purchase up to four bottles at a time.
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Dual is available on Kickstarter for now, and bottles start from $29.
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Previously beer had been sold in bottles of up to 33 liters.
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The mayor wound through the distillery, passing tables of amber-colored bottles.
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All the bottles in crates are for sale, not for personal consumption.
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I crush two bottles of sparkling water and drink peach detox tea.
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So, which bottles are you planning to sip during the remaining days?
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I have poured half-bottles of detergent on my wine-soaked sheets.
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Each pot held more than 300 litres, enough for 400 modern bottles.
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One start-up is even trying replace water bottles using similar methods.
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A garden of soda bottles filled with water grew by his feet.
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We also purchased around 16 bottles of wine and water for dinner.
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Okay, and – Arthur: Like, for example, we took the bottles from MBS.
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Using disposable plastic water bottles does not increase a person's cancer risk.
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Bottles litter the floor, and discordant music blares from the record player.
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Sparkling Cocktails Ingredients30 flavored ice cubes 3 bottles Segura Viudas Cava Instructions1.
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Bottles seem to be the internet's go-to tool for viral challenges.
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Reducing the use of disposable cups, plates, and water bottles also helps.
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An employee checks the quality of glass bottles on the production line.
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In 2014, Tunisians gulped down 14.3 million bottles of the good stuff.
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Plastic water bottles are, in many ways, the scourge of the planet.
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Expect the first bottles of isotopically certified beer in your local soon.
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Early in the film, Rike is seen loading bottles of mineral water.
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The dress fabric is Newlife recycled polyester, created from used plastic bottles.
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He also picked himself up three-liter bottles of Diet Pepsi ($3.75).
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Imagine, for example, if the Kardashians had this on their babies' bottles.
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The watchband is made from rPET fabric made from recycled plastic bottles.
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However, according to Kardashian West, she never intended to copy Gaultier's bottles.
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In the summer of 2004, they sold 3,500 bottles of Monk Sauce.
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Let's just hope she packed a couple extra bottles of baby powder.
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Justin Bieber has had fans throw water bottles at him on stage.
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Contigo has a variety of bottles, ranging in materials, style, and color.
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Each pair of sneakers makes use of 9.5 recycled plastic water bottles.
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You don't have to buy bamboo or wooden forks or water bottles.
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A crowd gathered and hurled bottles and rocks at officers, police said.
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Certain data benchmarks unlocked rewards like visual effects and free Pepsi bottles.
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If I could pour bottles of recovery down her throat, I would.
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Most used clothes, like most plastic bottles, eventually end up in landfills.
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The brewery was able to make about 60,000 bottles of the Pisner.
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Woo says what's in those bottles is different from what he's offering.
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Mexican Coke, as imported to the U.S., only comes in glass bottles.
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Jay would be proud -- "Got 6 model chicks, 6 bottles of Crist."
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Oh, and a wine cellar that can hold 2,o00 wine bottles.
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Winemakers like the Roberts family buy bottles, barrels and machinery from France.
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First there was the fake pregnant photo complete with bottles of liquor.
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Terra and her sister threw several bottles out into the Atlantic Ocean.
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I was 16, writing about my grandmother who recycled bottles and cans.
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"These bottles are made up of hundreds of chemical agents," he says.
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They are also lighter than bottles and are seen as environmentally sustainable.
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Unlike bottles of tainted urine, this scandal cannot be made to disappear.
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But not too different: AHA will be sold in cans, not bottles.
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Doctors preparing for surgery cleaned their hands with bottles of seltzer water.
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The Jet Cream is essentially three water cooler bottles duct taped together.
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Empty Arrowhead water bottles are clustered around the plaque like prayer candles.
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Ten hold 1,500 bottles of wine and are available for $200,000 each.
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The guzzle buddy screws into bottles, allowing you to sip without pouring.
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Fans could also pick up dinnerware and water bottles emblazoned with Pokémon.
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Motivated by revenge Banjo sets out to stop Grunty and revive Bottles.
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You can expand horizontally several inches to allow for storing more bottles.
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Eventually bottles and other objects were thrown at police and violence erupted.
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It doesn't hurt that the bottles look absolutely adorable in your shower.
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But studies suggest that particles in fact do exist in our bottles.
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The guard was carrying two large plastic bottles sealed with Scotch Tape.
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Edwards held the bottles up to a fluorescent light above the sink.
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This one holds 4,200 bottles and includes a 12-person tasting room.
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The newest villa features a deep soaking tub made from recycled bottles.
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But, more than that, it comes in glass bottles rather than plastic.
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According to police, Cardi B threw chairs and bottles during the incident.
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The company also will retain its hydration bottles and outdoor cooking brands.
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One of these bars is equivalent to three bottles of liquid shampoo.
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Photos appeared online of Mr. Oleyani in handcuffs with bottles of liquor.
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As of June 2019, it has repurposed more than 32 million bottles.
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It has to be charged, but it'll open 30 bottles per charge.
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Winc: full-sized bottles of wine to enjoy and share with friends
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Pepsi's, for instance, shows bottles of Gatorade and Aquafina, its water brand.
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Purell's one-ounce bottles are discreet and fit conveniently in your bag.
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For more decor, they used bottles from Costco's Kirkland brand as vases.
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Plus, it could liberate bartenders from measuring bottles into the wee hours.
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They want to cut the number of plastic bottles used by 200,7043.
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Polyethylene is used in packaging, pipes, bottles, plastics and other composite materials.
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Beer bottles are going to tip over in life; things don't work.
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Nowadays, the name "Beaujolais" is rarely seen on bottles from these crus.
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They also hit officers with water bottles and other items, police said.
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Pro tip: Get bottles ASAP and fill them with fairies for insurance.
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Its 70-odd kilos will produce just seven precious bottles of mezcal.
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Guess how many water bottles that same person uses during a workout?
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Empty shampoo bottles and wrung-out toothpaste tubes floated in the sea.
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But the mood was electric and bar served full bottles of champagne.
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These days CBD comes in oral-use tinctures and even water bottles.
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Additionally, you can mention that not all water bottles are created equal.
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Head coach Paul Riley even joined in as the bottles started popping.
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Each pair is made from recycled plastic water bottles and natural rubber.
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There were bottles filled with the condiment we get with chop suey.
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That took long, long time and I think two bottles of wine.
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Visually, it seemed denser and more concentrated than the other two bottles.
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But Brother Nut has another 1,000 bottles filled with Xiaohaotu's polluted water.
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The French wine bar is now delivering bottles of wine with food.
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Buying bottles at the cider houses in Basque Country is relatively inexpensive.
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