And now fans can't even drink to numb the pain.
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When it comes to proper hydration, simply drink to thirst.
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You are what you eat — and drink — to some extent.
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Turner certainly has a lot of things to drink to.
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How much do you need to drink to stay hydrated?
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Food and drink to avoid We've already talked about alcohol.
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I drink to celebrate only and I enjoy my friends.
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Where can I buy a drink to this fine gentleman?
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We think you'll want to drink to these top picks.
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That's especially true if you drink to get a buzz.
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Drinks. Switch that soda or sugary drink to water instead.
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He tried to launch his own soft drink to rival Coke?
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But they want relief from the pressure to drink to excess.
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Tonight I dance and raise a drink to you, my friend.
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Diane, there was fine food and drink to be found everywhere.
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So with today being Friday, let's dine and drink to that!
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What does the conservative power-broker around town drink to unwind?
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We'll drink to that (with an extra shot of espresso, please).
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At our party, we'll drink to that...with very good tequila.
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Beyond "I'll Drink to That," numerous other podcasts focus on wine.
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Confused about what to eat and drink to protect your health?
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Hokemeyer recommends at least four hours per drink to be safe.
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B. covers my drink to even out me covering her brunch earlier.
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But is there anything in particular you can drink to feel better?
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Instead of drinking to forget, you can now drink to fight back.
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We wanted a down-and-dirty drink to celebrate our outdoor victory.
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She had a little drink to celebrate with the rest of us.
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Sometimes you need a stiff drink to settle into those holiday vibes.
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I just thought it was a great drink to accompany your hamburger.
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I then retrieved my golden-brown drink to enjoy on the go.
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"I'll Drink to That" is not the only podcast focused on wine.
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Now, join me as I take a big drink to your health.
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I was 13 weeks pregnant so couldn't even drink to console myself.
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Both daughters fail as actresses, and both watch their mothers drink to excess.
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This bottle filters as you drink to ensure that every sip is crisp.
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Or a silent afterwork drink to coax away that cold, crippling loneliness.[Tinder]
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They complained the Unicorn was a time-consuming and complicated drink to make.
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Once inside, you can drink to your heart's content without paying a dime.
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Ginger ale is the best drink to order on a plane — here's why.
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The King Eddy: Drink to history at this nearly century-old restored saloon.
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Despite the enormous cocktail list, the bartenders can execute each drink to perfection.
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You are using what you drink to actually make a statement about yourself.
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Chains like Starbucks and Dunkin' have added the drink to their permanent menus.
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What anchors this bright, alluring drink to the occasion is the carrot juice.
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West Germans bring food and drink to East German border guards on Nov.
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The fiestas are a way of giving food and drink to the poor.
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I also buy a yogurt drink to share with J. $303 7 p.m.
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That means this will be an International Women's Day that Jones can drink to.
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The bar has a minimum, so you spot them a drink to meet it.
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AVs would let riders text (or drink) to their heart's content without endangering anyone.
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No. I'm already bitter enough, I don't need my drink to be as well.
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He offered to buy the three of us a drink to smooth things over.
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It's the perfect drink to sip while watching Triple D reruns on the couch.
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I rarely drink to excess these days because when I do, bad things happen.
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He recommended they go for a drink to discuss the matter, Ms. Rodriguez said.
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We always say, never serve a drink to someone you wouldn't have a drink with.
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After all, isn't it all our wildest dream to match our drink to our hairdo?
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You can finally send a drink to your favorite celebrity, just like you've always dreamed.
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Sonic Drive-In is adding a potentially polarizing new drink to their menu this summer.
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"Customers can tailor their drink to match their own personal taste preferences," the spokesperson said.
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This year, Super Bowl fans can drink to more than just their favorite team. Water.
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"I'll drink to that!" she replied with a laugh before they both emptied their glasses.
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I'll drink to that — just do me a solid and leave out the coconut, please.
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Don't drink, or at least don't drink to excess and you won't get a hangover.
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Perhaps you should ask that friend who owes you a drink to take you out?
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More precisely, the model assumes people drink to increase positive feelings or decrease negative ones.
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As I rose, one of those veiled women handed me a yogurt drink to rehydrate.
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For 15 dollars you could drink to your heart's content and travel around the jukebox.
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Ten days later, Mamacha created a CBD-laced drink to celebrate the marijuana holiday, 420.
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Luckily, there is a drink to save you from the manifestations of last night's debauchery.
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To unpack Tyrion's crate and Varys's plan, and to drink to the future of Westeros.
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Gin Gin Mule Creator Audrey Saunders considers this drink to be an ambassador for gin.
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It's one of the most effective natural electrolyte liquids one can drink to prevent dehydration.
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Hot Toddy KitPrice: $38 There's nothing better than a warm drink to ease the winter chill.
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Drink to your heart's content, but know that even moderate drinking might be bad for it.
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Struggling to find just the right drink to celebrate all the powerful women in your life?
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But everything else, from what we drink to our furniture, is now made in a factory.
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We stop at a bar we like and have a drink to cap off the evening.
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In addition to drinking because she liked it, Rachel would drink to stop worrying about him.
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This Tommy's margarita has a secret ingredient that will take your drink to the next level.
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I'm adding a gallon of chocolate milk and a sports drink to my grocery list ASAP.
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First-time app users will also score a free drink to wash the pizza down with.
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She places the starfruit atop a cherubic pink drink to test whether the garnish will sink.
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But do you really need the caffeine from an energy drink to start making bad decisions?
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A mildly sweet iced tea, with crushed ice, is served as a welcoming drink to visitors.
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NIGHTCAP: Here's a recipe for a bitter drink to help wash down your tax-filing woes.
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It's why others chug an immune-boosting vitamin C powder drink to fight an incoming cold.
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Front Burner Amaro, the traditional Italian herbal liqueur, is a perfect drink to follow holiday overindulgence.
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Often on Sundays they'll go out for a drink to celebrate the end of the week.
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Even better: There was a promotion offering a free drink to anyone who arrived via Uber.
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Understandably, many of us either drink to get through it or get through it to drink.
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They drink to get drunk and not for taste—but one beer every night doesn't hurt.
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A 2008 study found that 53 percent of women students in the UK drink to excess.
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But I did not drink to the point of blacking out, and I never sexually assaulted anyone.
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Don't worry, we'll have plenty of food and drink to fuel your focus — including plenty of coffee.
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On a side note, the best drink to order on a flight is reportedly a Bloody Mary.
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"I've Been Lost" is a lyrical departure from the band's earlier split Drink to Sleep/Those Lies.
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That's all you need (plus food and drink) to have a giant picnic down on the border.
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The mother told CBC News she then took the drink to the McDonald's store manager to complain.
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It may be the best-known new drink to come out of Australia during the cocktail revival.
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He hand-fires the cocktail, cracking the ice cube for each drink to create a velvety finish.
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"It's not the kind of drink to have in your back cabinet from your grandma," he said.
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But sometimes an intention is all that it takes for a drink to be crowned a nightcap.
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"I think that at that age the idea is that you drink to get drunk," he said.
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It is Glaswegian to like a good drink, to get blootered, pished, steamboats, absolutely fucking rat-arsed.
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The Equinox takes care of five people, does the chores, doesn't drink to excess and looks good.
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And not just because it'd be a great holiday drink to add in some whiskey as well.
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This seemingly paradoxical drink is the first cold drink to be added to the chain's holiday menu.
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They're thankful for anything — from the clean water they drink to the friends who show them compassion.
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If you don't have one, you have to chug your whole drink to stay in the game.
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Their position is input into the computer system so the robotic arms know which drink to get.
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That was a bit disappointing, but we're guessing the drink to foam ratio varies depending on your barista.
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He then removed his right boot, filled it up, and proffered the foot sweat-infused drink to Stewart.
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Consuming cancer The findings come after a string of similar reports that link food and drink to cancer.
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He would drink to excess at every opportunity and gained back some of the weight he had lost.
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I get a gin, elder flower liqueur, and grapefruit drink to start and then a champagne cocktail next.
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"Create Your Taste" promised free French fries and a soft drink to anyone who submitted a burger design.
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"Coffee's critics likened the drink to wine and attempted to outlaw it on this basis repeatedly," Juma wrote.
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When we finally got one day off, we'd drink to deal with the stress and forget the trauma.
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Yes. But a little dehydration isn't all that's going on in your body when you drink to excess.
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"With an interest in old-school cocktails, a Manhattan is a great drink to nail down," she says.
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Click on the name of each drink to scale and print each recipe and to see nutritional analysis.
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People are seeing super-premium tequila as a drink to sip, not just to bury in margarita mix.
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Little inside the narrow, 26-seat dining room prepares first-timers for the food and drink to come.
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We think they went there to eat or grab a drink to celebrate the end of their trip.
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We split a (very cheesy) pizza and a hotdog, and I get a drink to celebrate a successful day.
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And of course, you have to drink at least one glass of water per alcoholic drink to prevent dehydration.
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Because of that boldness and its mocha notes, the wine probably isn't the right drink to pair with dinner.
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They are more likely to grow into adults who drink to excess, are violent, or are victims of violence.
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Similarly, drinking alcohol may affect your cycle, but this doesn't mean it's safe to drink to delay your period.
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The house has no running water, so all water -- to drink, to cook, to wash -- must be brought in.
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We sent him a drink to say thank you for serenading us, and he comes over to our table.
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The idea is that by raising prices, people—especially those who drink to excess—will purchase and consume less.
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I have a drink to cap off a day, but most nights I don't have a drink at all.
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Calling upon his extensive knowledge of getting pleasantly pissed, he has found a drink to overcome any Easter obstacle.
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Cargo announced Wednesday that Coca-Cola is now a partner, with the brand providing its Smartwater drink to riders.
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These are the women who drink to have fun and don't view alcohol consumption through the prism of motherhood.
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With the German economy booming, he took measures to market the drink to the hardworking people of his country.
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And also that he kind wished his could have had a "xanax and quick drink" to calm himself down.
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Squeeze the second orange twist over the drink to express the oils, and place the twist in the drink.
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And while whisky is Scotland's national drink to the world, to many locals, Irn Bru is a close second.
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As I told you, I'm not a drinker, but with you I'll drink to the feeling of being together.
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Hulking three-row vehicles are a chore to maneuver in the city, and most of them drink to excess.
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With this A4 paper complexion of mine, I desperately need a drink to curb my headache and sandpaper tongue.
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Somewhere between an Aperol spritz and a mimosa, the Aperol Betty is a great drink to start the day.
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If fellow passengers feel disturbed, stewardesses simply offer a drink to the troublemakers to get them out of the lavatory.
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He has used his anti-immigration platform as a political energy drink to ensure his raucous crowd never quiets down.
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You can purchase different flavors and roasts of Nespresso coffee to create a coffee drink to perfectly suit your tastes.
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After ordering, the pair stood next to the pickup station, where a barista offered Phillips a "new drink" to try.
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Residents are forced from one unlivable extreme to the next -- from having no water to drink to escaping rushing floodwater.
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So I felt blessed, but then Franco would drink, he would drink to extremes, and become very aggressive and abusive.
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According toSoraNews24, tapioca will be used in everything, from the food and drink to the aesthetic and even the attractions.
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Cut out all the whining at your next brunch and just let everyone customize their drink to their heart's content.
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Naturally, an adorable robot waiter does the honors of delivering the next drink to the researcher testing out this platform.
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From late April into July, New Coke was the only drink to go under the name Coca-Cola or Coke.
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Once preset, every time you press one of the buttons, it will automatically cool your drink to that specific temperature.
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And we have this really sick mindset in our culture, as if you deserve rape if you drink to excess.
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Irish Cream Cold Brew is Starbucks' second holiday-themed iced drink to join its menu in the past three years.
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In one piece, Ms. Rao suggested that women could spare being sexually assaulted if they did not drink to excess.
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Around the world, The Coca-Cola Company has looked to innovate with variations of the drink to stem plummeting soda sales.
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Raise a tropical drink to Hawaii, the state that's consistently home to some of the healthiest, happiest Americans in the nation.
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It happened during the month of Ramadan -- the residents of the city gave us food and drink to break our fast.
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The men offer food and drink to Arya and she accepts, enjoying their company before everyone goes on their merry way.
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You do not want to drink to the point of insensibility, but a gentle buzz allows you to get over yourself.
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Evidence has surfaced online that Starbucks is planning to release a limited-time drink to their menu called the Unicorn Frappuccino.
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Also, you may want to drink some coffee or other caffeinated drink to counteract the depressive effects of alcohol, she says.
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Blue Ivy, meanwhile, is too busy side-eyeing the pop star's drink to do the "I'm this many" song-and-dance.
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I continued to drink to blackout on a nightly basis, but told myself it was OK because I had an excuse.
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Essentially, the more you drink to quell the anxiety, the more anxious you feel, so you drink more, and so on.
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In Holloway, the largest women's prison in Western Europe, the imprisoned protestors refused food and drink to the point of collapse.
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Court documents filed by the prosecution said that Xu's victim, then 20, was encouraged to drink to excess at the dinner.
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With its low ABV content, it's an easy drink to enjoy during a daytime gathering or as a post-work treat.
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When you serve your mimosas, give each person their own mimosa popsicle to put in their drink to keep it chill.
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I decide I need a drink to get me through this day, so I head down to Walgreens in our building.
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" The bar's owner had described the $8 drink to ITK as "Russian influenced, a little bitter and 100 percent pardon free.
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From food and drink to health and wellness and beyond, there's one plant we can't seem to get enough of: cannabis.
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"The way I see it, I drink to escape the pressure and I smoke weed to escape overthinking things," continues Kevin.
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From currywurst to pickle juice and avocado toast, here's what people around the world eat and drink to beat a hangover.
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The 20123-year-old, based in New York City, found it hard to focus, and instead fixed herself a drink to cope.
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With people uninspired by the taste of plain milk, the company came up with a banana milk drink to win them over.
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The 30-year-old, based in New York City, found it hard to focus, and instead fixed herself a drink to cope.
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So to find out how long the learned aversion would last, he force-fed this harmless drink to them using an eyedropper.
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You're going to wait for this lackluster drink to become consumable (not counting the 2.5 hours you waited for bespoke frozen water).
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It's opening early and they're giving away a free drink to everyone in the bar every time President Trump tweets about Comey.
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Ember works with semiconductors inside to bring a drink to the ideal temp and hold it there it for hours, Alexander said.
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The questions ranged from actions that are often innocuous, such as asking to go for a drink, to overt demands for sex.
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Both men said they did not see Kavanaugh drink to the point of blacking out or act inappropriately or aggressively toward women.
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You can now add the blue drink and the green drink to your list of Starbucks menu items to try this summer.
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It's a luxury to be able to spend that much time deciding how foofy [sic] you want this coffee drink to be.
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Researchers found that Guinness worked as well as aspirin in preventing clots from forming in arteries — so drink to your (heart) health.
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Burke tells me they specifically designed this drink to ensure that a microdose that will relax you without getting you super high.
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Aum's leader sold his blood as part of a drink to followers, and the game show's him milking his fingers into bottles.
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In most offices, you absolutely do not need to drink to fit in or have good relationships with your coworkers and boss.
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It seems that no matter where on Earth Starbucks fans are, there's a special limited-edition (and photo-ready) drink to covet.
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On Friday, it ordered all pubs, bars and restaurants to close but said they could continue offering food and drink to go.
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These sweeteners are hidden in everything from the tea you drink to the yogurt you eat and the peanut butter you buy.
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She wanted to cancel but came for one drink to find that the bar was across the street from her fertility clinic.
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"The Big Sleep," Raymond Chandler Raymond Chandler is one of life's great pleasures, ideally in a bath with a drink to hand.
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A lot of people actually need straws because they have disabilities that make it difficult to lift a drink to their lips.
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Let's put wine back in homes, and into schools, because you don't drink to get drunk, it is the origin of our identity.
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Bourbon and blood orange bitters take this creamy drink to the next level by adding complexity—and the capacity to get you drunk.
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Uh, [Art] Linkletter's point I think is well-taken, he says, "A person may drink to have a good time – " EHRLICHMAN: Mm-hmn.
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But by giving away food or drink to the public at large—not just to voters—businesses can avoid problems under the law.
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Then, after a two-day break, came the "evocation" phase, using the green drink to try to amplify the effect of her medication.
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They include not wearing pyjamas in public, not staring at one's phone while in company and not encouraging others to drink to excess.
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You're naturally going to be inclined to grab a cup of coffee or an energy drink to try to make yourself feel better.
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Washed down with alcohol, which you and everyone else drink to forget so you can shut off your brain and get some relief.
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And while Rex grabs the guy's drink to move it to another table, someone bumps his elbow ... and Matt gets splashed with booze.
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It offered a drink to bettors before and after the races, years before McSorley's served its first light or dark ale in Manhattan.
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Add in a Nestlé BUTTERFINGER® Peanut Butter Cup Skull decoration, and it's the perfect specialty drink to serve up on Halloween night.
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It uses a smart heating coaster and an app to help you decide how hot you want your drink to be every time.
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Earlier this week, Travel + Leisure's Andrea Romano shared her educated opinion that ginger ale is the perfect drink to enjoy on a flight.
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Teenagers may view all anxiety as problematic and drink to blunt the jitters that are a natural part of a budding romantic life.
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And as many of New York's theaters tinker with the ways they sell food and drink to their customers, a few trends emerge.
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The drink is light, sweet and low-alcohol, and it has a reddish-orange hue that makes it the perfect drink to Instagram.
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"We no longer sell food and drink to individuals since [the 2017 incident]," Francis Adyns, a spokesperson for SPF Finances told the outlet.
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Pomroy said that McDonald's will be serving free food and drink to emergency services workers and frontline health workers ahead of the closure.
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The men who were left were less desirable, because they lacked income and were more likely to drink to excess or use drugs.
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Like Jeffrey Dahmer, Oscar has to drink to excess before he kills, drowning whatever tiny inner voice he has in beer before rampaging.
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Feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, and giving a drink to the thirsty is a much better way to be a good Christian.
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It's very surreal the first time you attend an awards ceremony, and I was pregnant, so I couldn't have a drink to relax.
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On Tuesday, the Seattle-based coffee chain announced a new drink to cool you down and wake you up — and it's served on tap.
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I just want a hot drink to read while I watch a mature, adult television program such as a Ken Burns documentary or HGTV.
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"Collectors are appreciating high-priced whiskey as a complex enjoyable drink to savor and we are seeing private collectors buying for investment," Ritchie says.
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As my co-workers ordered fancy entrées like steak or pasta with cocktails, I opted for a $12 appetizer (no drink) to save money.
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We drink to excess because we're unable, or unwilling, to speak out about the daily injustices that rave our hopes and decimate our dreams.
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This was not only to make the drink appear bigger in the glass, but to allow the drink to stay fresher and cooler longer.
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HomeToGo ranked the best destinations in the US for millennials to visit based on the generation's vacation priorities, from food and drink to nightlife.
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Researchers from the US Army have come up with an online tool that helps determine how much coffee you should drink to stay awake.
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Levi Dalton, host of the "I'll Drink to That" podcast, also has been drawn to producers he knows and cares about, particularly family wineries.
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This is also a great and easy drink to make as a pitcher for friends Meghan shut down her lifestyle site in April 2017.
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If you do attend, have a sober-supportive friend bring a nonalcoholic drink to you (if you don't want to go to the bar).
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Long belittled as a cheap party drink to be downed with lime and salt, tequila has fought hard to rebuild its image in recent years.
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The man reportedly would offer students food and drink to gain their trust, then offer to drive them home, where he allegedly sexually molested them.
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Sixteen years after introducing the pumpkin spice latte, Starbucks is finally bringing a new pumpkin drink to its fall menu: the pumpkin cream cold brew.
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With winter fast approaching, our cravings will, no doubt, turn to cozy and comfortable food and drink to help us get through the cold weather.
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I rarely drink to the point where things get too wobbly, which, until now, I'd told myself, meant things were nowhere near out of hand.
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Food and drink to avoid Other suggestions for good sleep include avoiding stimulants such as nicotine or coffee after midafternoon, especially if you have insomnia.
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Along with adding 22 pence (about 240 cents) per drink to sugar-sweetened beverages, the chain offered new lower-sugar drinks and redesigned its menus.
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"I'll ask people to offer the candidate a drink to see if there's a general gratefulness there, and they'll send me notes," she tells Bryant.
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Los Angeles-based tequila producer Pure Azul is rolling out a line of sparkling tequila that is the first and only canned drink to combine
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The amount of starch and juice she had to eat and drink to feel satisfied had increased, and that's where the weight was coming from.
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To celebrate Odor's haymaker the Frisco RoughRiders are selling 12-ounce cups of an alcoholic energy drink to fans age 21 and over for $5.15.
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Most men do not fear that when they get older, another human would put something in their drink to lure them back to their apartment.
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"I'll Drink to That" provides the sort of background that helps to transform the notion of wine from a simple beverage to a complex culture.
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If you opt for shots, you can pick and choose which of these would be the most fun to drink to and ignore the rest.
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Analysts at Guggenheim forecast sales of the alcoholic drink to grow three-fold over the next two years, according to a new report released Monday.
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If you've been craving a sweet and refreshing alcoholic drink to cool you down in the summer heat, you might want to order a Frosé.
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There will be food and drink to sample and buy, how-to demonstrations and kid-friendly exhibits: Fermentation Festival, admission $20, Saturday from 11 a.m.
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Alcohol would make it easier to fall asleep, but as his tolerance increased, so did the amount he needed to drink to unwind, Bruns said.
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Fifty-six percent of parents said they sometimes drink to relax or feel happier, and 29% said that was almost always the reason they drank.
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And if Judge confirms that Kavanaugh did drink to the point of blackout or memory loss, then (21982) Kavanaugh's denial that he attacked Ford loses much of its credibility, because he might well have drank to the point of memory loss on the night of the attack, and (21) Kavanaugh's own Senate testimony that he did not drink to the point of blackout is false.
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If there is any drink to celebrate the coming of summer, to pay homage to the season of rompers and board shorts, it's the humble margarita.
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Example: you told them you don't smoke or drink to lower your costs but you spend all your time searching for vape pens and craft beer.
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If you're intrigued and want to ask a Virgo out on a date, ask them some questions about food and drink to feel out their taste.
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To make things easier, the researchers play relaxing spa music and someone gives me a nice lemon and honey drink to help with the throat pains.
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Sixteen years after introducing the pumpkin spice latte, Starbucks (SBUX) is finally bringing a new pumpkin drink to its fall menu: the pumpkin cream cold brew.
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Bootleggers in a dry corner of Alaska, worried their business would collapse, plied voters with free drink to persuade them to vote against going legally wet.
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It was immediately refreshing, though there was just enough bitterness still on my tongue from my previous drink to bring to mind the flavor of bile.
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Because after the flood water recedes everyone is going to need a drink to tell the story of where they were when a sharknado hit Australia.
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And while our bodies will eventually adjust to the time change, until then, we'll be looking towards our favorite morning drink to help us get going.
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After you've been fined the total of your Christmas bonus, grabbing a late night drink to soothe the soul is not an option in this city.
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"There's been a dramatic shift in men's intentionality, from the craft beer and coffee they drink to the shirts they put on their backs," Advani says.
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But Kavanaugh's absolute denials and insistence that he didn't drink to the point of blacking out may still prove to be a problem for him Thursday.
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Now, according to PopSugar, McDonald's is bringing a Blue Hawaii drink to the masses — but you might be surprised as to what's actually in the drink.
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From Soylent (a meal-replacement drink) to nootropics (capsules that purportedly level-up one's cognitive ability), investors are pursuing extended youth, neurological enhancement, and physical prowess.
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That it only tests for two drugs, when there are many others that can be used in a drink to alter a woman's consciousness or judgment.
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Called Plenvu, this liquid drug is designed to replace the traditional, poor-tasting bowel cleaning liquid that patients drink to prep their systems for a colonoscopy.
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More than 96,000 people have found themselves in Dawson City, Yukon and downed the drink to become official members of the Dawson Hotel's Sourtoe Cocktail Club.
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While the combo of gin, prosecco, and tangy orange Aperol is a cocktail classic, it's not the only summer-ready drink to feature the Italian aperitif.
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After a tough workout, I like to grab a protein drink to help build muscles and rehydrate so I can tackle the rest of my day.
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He slid a drink to Mark Boccia, 23, a student with two other Baysiders, Matt Bedrossian, 23, a Manhattan doorman, and Alyssa Fabrizi, 25, a nurse.
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But since then the coffee chain has turned its focus from the heavy blended drink to lighter iced drinks that entice customers to return to cafes.
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New York (CNN Business)Starbucks is adding a new iced drink to its holiday menu as sales continue to grow for chilly concoctions — even in winter.
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They can leave a drink at one bar, and go to the next, and the bartender will know what drink to serve them based on the record.
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Right now, Starbucks serves Nitro cold brew at 2,300 stores, but by the end of this year, it hopes to have expanded the drink to 4,000 locations.
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"We know there is a potential for anything pregnant women eat or drink to cross the placenta and have an effect on their baby's health," Christ said.
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I find that a lot of people wanna get drunk or wanna drink to kind of escape someone or numb feelings that they don't want to feel.
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Another coworker wants to buy me a drink to reach the tab limit of $183, so I get another Boulevard and hang around for more team bonding.
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Tanner thinks Kevin poisoned the lemonade, replaced Brother Buckley's drink to spare him, and sat across from Nick to get a front-row seat to his humiliation.
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Toss in an orange slice studded with cloves and a dash of Angostura bitters, and you have yourself one fine drink to sip beside your imaginary fireplace.
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DID U KNOW... 30 percent of people in the UK regularly binge drink, so truly we are pushing the term "binge drink" to breaking point really, now.
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But if you've got a couple of bucks to spare for a pennywort drink or grass jelly drink to wash it all down with, that works, too.
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BUY NOW Gatorbeug Glass Gatorbeug, $85 OK, so, it looks like Gatorade, the quintessential electrolyte drink to the stars, hung over people, and middle school soccer teams.
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It's not impossible — and it could be the perfect drink to pair with your Beyond Meat burger: a nonalcoholic IPA that actually tastes like its boozy brethren.
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One former server said that whenever an underage celebrity sat in her section and ordered alcohol, she would have another server take the drink to their table.
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Another version of the story attributes the drink to an American soldier; today the bar at the Army-Navy Club in Washington is called the Daiquiri Lounge.
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Likewise, people who use cocaine often drink to help offset those jitters, suggests research by Lori Knackstedt, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Florida.
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My favorite five-second drink to sip while prepping dinner is a spritzer — sweet vermouth topped up with seltzer — that tastes like the best soft drink ever.
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But people would need to pay 22-98% more per drink to make up for the revenue loss that such a steep drop in consumption would cause.
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Without a drink to release her unease, she felt like she was 16 again, the age she was when she fell in love with a shy pianist.
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But at the same time, the spread of ride-hailing apps may have tempted people to drink to excess, knowing that they won't be at the wheel.
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Do you think we could invite the base to lunch, or out for a drink, to see if we could encourage the base to chill a little?
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While no one needs to drink to have friends, there is surely more to it than intake in grams-per-kilocalorie, and you should find your balance.
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The city is also filled with rooftop bars on which to sip mint juleps, plus open container laws that allow you to take your drink to go.
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"I love the bar scene, and I often had a hard time finding a drink to enjoy at many of the bars I went to," he said.
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Imagine it inside a 7/11 instead of fridges that run 24/7: Just bring your drink to the counter and have the clerk rapidly cool it.
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I was expecting the drink to taste spicier since it included habanero bitters, but it was actually pretty sweet and tasted more like grapefruit soda than anything else.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A growing interest in gluten-free diets among health-conscious Americans has prompted the Russian maker of Stolichnaya vodka to add another drink to its menu.
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My drink-to-water ratio was on point — it only took me 10 years to get that down — so I wasn't, well, freaking out about a potential hangover.
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We take the subway (using our unlimited monthly MetroCards), and stop at a bar for a drink to make braving the crowds of tourists in midtown more bearable.
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With a glass raised, he encouraged the lot to drink to their successes, namely annihilating the Stark family during the infamous wedding of Edmure Tully and Roslin Frey.
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Those perks ranged from a few dollars' worth of food or drink to hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments for honoraria, compensation for services, travel and lodging.
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The night's menu was a delicious sampler of Latin American cuisine: empanaditas, tamales, octopus mofongo, hanger steak, and a "coquito" eggnog-like drink to finish off the meal.
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My sister and I stop at Starbucks for a drink to cool down, I had a gift card and ended up paying $200 for our hibiscus lemonade teas.
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Added sugar means sugar added to food and drink to sweeten it, either by a manufacturer, chef or consumer, and can include syrups, honey and fruit juice nectars.
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At a time when the Aperol Spritz's merit is up for debate, and rosé is basically dead, you might be looking for an alternative refreshing alcoholic drink to consume.
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Having scored a number of hits such as "Drink to That All Night" and "Lover, Lover" earlier in his career, Niemann turned introspective for his latest album This Ride.
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"It's not clear how much hydrogen is needed to have any ostensible therapeutic benefits and how much water you'd have to drink to reap the potential rewards," Tavel says.
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Although the Hojicha Cream Frappucino is a cold beverage, because of the way hojicha is prepared, it's is the ideal drink to be sipping on as fall moves in.
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"People often come in here and then when we tell them you can't take a tea based drink to go, they get angry and just walk out," he said.
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You'll be naturally inclined to grab a cup of coffee or an energy drink to try to make yourself feel more alert, which very quickly creates a vicious cycle.
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Wendy's in January added the Double Stack cheeseburger, which includes a burger, chicken nuggets, a small serving of fries and a drink, to its "4 for $4" value meals.
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Guests were free to partake in the lawn sports, dance the day away, or eat and drink to their hearts' content on the various porches and outdoor seating areas.
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McDonald's is one of the official sponsors of this year's Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games, and has been handing out free food and drink to athletes and their coaches.
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To write was to drink, to smoke, to stay up all night, to burn through money, to eat what you please, and to never do any kind of stretch.
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We were told that it was tradition, as if it would be the shame of all Glasgow to burn our mother and not take a good drink to celebrate.
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I would drink to forget and in my drunken blurs I leaned far too heavily and unfairly on friends who were just as lost and scared as I was.
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The European Union's retaliatory tariffs levied on American whiskey caused E.U. imports of the drink to plunge 27% to $514 million in 3.33, the Distilled Spirits Council said Wednesday.
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If the thought of getting a drink to catch-up on "what's new" with your conversation partner makes you want to gauge your eyes out, Leslie says pause, a lot.
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It asks a range of questions, from simple stuff to whether you smoke and drink to more intimate things like how many dates you typically wait before sleeping with someone.
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Keroche Breweries When Tabitha Karanja started Keroche Breweries with her husband in 6003, she had high hopes to give the lower end market an alternative drink to a legal brew.
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Immersive dining is front-and-center at Ultraviolet, where chef-patron Paul Pairet utilizes video, audio, lighting, scent, food and drink to stimulate customers' senses and create avant-garde gastronomy.
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Fructose is also, however, often added by manufacturers of food and drink, to sweeten their products and make them appeal to one species of vertebrate in particular, namely Homo sapiens.
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If you're looking to cut back on coffee — or just want a fun new drink to add to your rotation — this Kardashian-approved beverage might be one worth testing out.
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If you're not a fan of the beverage or simply don't want to depend entirely on a single drink to help you celebrate the season, Starbucks has more to offer.
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Prohibition-era New York introduces a law in 1926 requiring any public venue that sells food or drink to obtain a Cabaret License in order for customers to dance there.
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And while paying just a few pennies more per drink to save lives seems like a small price to pay, it may indeed be too low to move the needle.
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Los Angeles-based tequila producer Pure Azul is rolling out a line of sparkling tequila that is the first and only drink to combine Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.
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But in the vision offered by the Republican Party this week, they are a scourge murdering Border Patrol officers, or unlicensed drivers who drink to excess and kill American citizens.
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But if there's one thing I picked up from my evening in Birmingham, the least we could do—I'd imagine—is not drink to the point that we shit ourselves.
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"I want every drink to be awesome, so that if you only have one or two, those drinks are amazing and you're going to want to drink them," he says.
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"The less time we allow food or drink to stay in our mouths without a water rinse or brushing, the less likely we are to develop tooth decay," Chalmers said.
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Pouring hot espresso into warm milk at a certain speed, they found, induced an interaction between temperature and density that caused the drink to separate into layers of different densities.
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If you're in the mood for a hot drink to keep you warm as the snow piles up outside, Cooking has rounded up 10 cocktails that will do the trick.
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We're in holiday party season, and you read so many of these stories, and holiday parties are this recurring feature where people drink to excess and then do terrible things.
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Customers' enthusiasm for Starbuck's Pink Drink, which had already been on the menu, also played a part on pushing the new colorful drink to the menu, according to a Starbucks representative.
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If we wanted a moment of freedom — to cook, to grab a drink, to go to the bathroom — then the only surefire option was to park him in front of YouTube.
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Approach the minimalist six-sided bar (the machinery is Modbar, so it's hidden below the counter) and order your drink to your liking (down to the local Mill-King milk preference).
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In 2014, All Market sold a 25 percent stake to T.C. Pharma, the owner of Red Bull China, in a deal that brought the drink to the world's most populous country.
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I thought nothing of slipping a few fingers of whiskey before slipping a few fingers, and I didn't recognize that I actually needed to drink to be able to enjoy sex.
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The mechanism of thirst becomes less effective with age, and many older people cut back on how much they drink to limit how often they need to get to a bathroom.
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It highlights the nearby coffee shops that are part of the service, presents their menus and lets you tweak your drink to your liking before sending your order on its way.
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Afterward, they rated how willing they would be to perform various acts with the person in the video—everything from buying them a drink to going home together to having sex.
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" When teenagers believe they should be making out with virtual strangers, "the only way to do that," notes Ms. Orenstein, is to drink "to numb their anxiety and embarrassment about it.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Lee Han-bit helped produce a television series called "Drinking Solo," in which young adults cramming for a high-stakes civil service exam often drink to relieve anxiety.
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"When a bartender is stirring or shaking a drink, they are chilling that drink to the optimal temperature, but they are also diluting it to the optimal dilution," Ms. Hoffman said.
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From the hottest food and drink to the topics millennials couldn&apost stop talking about, here are six defining trends and moments for millennials from each year in the past decade.
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On Tuesday, the American coffee company announced the addition of the Irish Cream Cold Brew to their holiday drink menu, the second cold coffee drink to make the famous seasonal list.
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Ember temperature control mugs allow you to set your drink to a specific temperature and keep it that way for at least an hour, whether you're at home or on the go.
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Patrick then turns around, offering the man cash for the drink but he refuses, handing a drink to the retired race car driver and her friend, who was sitting next to her.
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The album's bittersweet title song, "Things That We Drink To," is special to Evans because it's a tribute to Rob Potts, his Australian manager who died last year in a motorcycle accident.
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Last year, however, Pepsi sparked a controversy when it released a nothingburger of an ad featuring model Kendall Jenner handing a soft drink to a police officer during a fictional political protest.
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A week ago when Starbucks released its 2017 holiday cup, we were, of course, excited, but we also couldn't help noticing there was no new festive drink to sip out of it.
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Why plastic is better than alternative materials Going without straws can mean struggling through the physical motion of putting a drink to a mouth, or leaking liquid into the lungs, or choking.
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Derived from the Old Irish adjective slán (which means "safe"), sláinte literally translates as "health" and is used as a stand-in for the more time-consuming "I drink to your health!"
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It's pretty difficult to argue that a can of fake fruit and sugar concocted by the biggest brewery in the world is an objectively superior drink to a precious small-batch sour.
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Directed with swooping ease by David Leveaux and Alex Rudzinski, this version of Jesus Christ Superstar was a pulsing adrenaline rush that felt like a fizzed-up energy drink to the face.
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"It's incumbent on the airports to introduce these preventative measures to curb excessive drinking and the problems it creates, rather than allowing passengers to drink to excess before their flights," the spokesperson said.
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Moms drink to escape the monotony of daily life with small kids, to get away from the expectation of perfection in all areas of our lives, and to take a well-deserved break.
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Tweet a drink order with the hashtag #TweetADrink, as well as the celebrity you want the drink to go to, and that celebrity could actually get that drink at Sunday's Critics' Choice Awards.
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Some guys would lean over the bar and shout at you, trying to convince you that you needed to put the beer in first (which would actually cause the drink to foam everywhere).
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"We created a drink to help spread the cheer as friends and loved ones gather together during the holidays," said Patrick Kirk, Vice President of beverage innovation at Applebee's in a press release.
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"I'm glad this 'Reparations Happy Hour' raises awareness of the issue, but it's gonna take more than a free drink to recover from 400 years of systemic oppression," CNN commentator Keith Boykin tweeted.
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Last April, PepsiCo Inc pulled a commercial featuring model Kendall Jenner using a can of the soft drink to ease tensions between protesters and riot police after the ad prompted outrage and ridicule.
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When I heard the news of his passing, I didn't rush to the bar and drink to the departed, though I did play "Killed By Death" loudly in tribute to a fine man.
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"We've agreed on moves to bring more of the UK's internationally renowned food and drink to China, to open up the market to some of Britain's world-class financial services providers," May said.
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As a veteran member of the room service staff at Marriott's W Hotel in downtown San Francisco, he was an expert in delivering carefully assembled trays of food and drink to hungry guests.
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Raise a drink to locked-down data at our first-ever "CryptoParty," where you'll learn the basics of cybersecurity and how to protect your data against online vulnerability in the age of WikiLeaks.
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So while any form of eggnog might be a contentious drink to crack open at your holiday fete, you can avoid the mayhem of the Eggnog Riot by serving the tamer modern variety.
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"If he's not old enough to buy a drink, to go and buy a beer, he should not be able to go and buy a gun at 18 years old," Cary Gruber told Trump.
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While "Failed Imagineer" might seem like your run-of-the-mill, good-time rock jam, it disguises a deeper meaning underneath as it sees them offering a drink to the hardened veterans of war.
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The investigator shared details of the design of the trial and had suggested the results would reflect well on moderate drinking, possibly leading to official advice endorsing a daily drink to prevent heart disease.
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If Judge credibly states that he did not drink to the point of blackout, and that he knows the event described by Ford did not happen, then he seriously undermines her allegation against Kavanaugh.
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In 2013, the Thai company Vernena was accused of mocking people of African descent for an ad that featured a woman who used a berry drink to change her appearance from dark- to light-skinned.
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That seems at odds with how I think of alcohol: the lubricant for the best nights of my life, something I drink to relax and unwind, the pints I drink when I'm bonding with friends.
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These burial pits were accessible to living family members, allowing relatives to bring food or drink to their loved ones' graves, or even to remove mummies to take them to festivals or other special events.
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However, the updated program eliminates Starbucks Rewards' two tiers and gives members of wider range of redemption options, from 25 stars to customize a drink to 400 stars for select merchandise or at-home coffee.
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So the two are locked together like a barman and his most profitable customer, endlessly pouring one more drink to fend off the hangover and trying to forget about the cirrhosis that might set in.
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Sources close to Kodak tell TMZ ... his team believes last month's prison fight, which left a guard injured, was all a setup because they claim someone slipped something in his drink to set him off.
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"How much do you have to drink to get the recommended daily amount of soluble fiber?" asked Marion Nestle, a retired professor who specialized in nutrition, food studies and public health at New York University.
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While many speculate the issue to be a caffeine overload, the real reason comes down to the size of the cup not allowing the drink to be enjoyed in the way it was originally intended.
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Because he has complete awareness of and control over atomic and subatomic particles he can seemingly perform any task that you can think of, and doesn't need to eat, sleep, or drink to keep living.
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I was afraid to try it at first, but when I took the pill and went to the bar, I didn't know what drink to order, but I didn't want wine, beer, Champagne, whiskey, or vodka.
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This isn't the brand's first foray into hot beverage world— as Thrillist noted, in 2015 7-Eleven offered Oreo hot cocoa in its stores, and last fall Dunkin' Donuts added a similar drink to its menu.
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Let's focus on another, who doesn't even need to drink to will everyone to hate her on the spot: Mandi, the Portland dentist who's pinned a giant paper rose on her bobble head for premiere night.
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Chicken Salad Chick: This fast-casual chain with more than 212 locations is offering a free Chick Special and regular size drink to any Veteran or active-duty military personnel in participating restaurants on November 12.
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Multiple former classmates of Kavanaugh's have said in recent days that they believe the judge was not entirely truthful about his history with alcohol, citing experiences where they saw him act belligerently or drink to excess.
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Update (April 4, 2019): With the eighth and final season premiere on the horizon, the cast of Game of Thrones gathered in New York City to celebrate (and drink to) the end of their decade-long journey.
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"Didn't expect to go downstairs for a drink to come back to a message on every app we both have and especially a gift voucher with the message 'R u angry at me,'" Duncan told BuzzFeed News.
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The actor — a well-known animal lover — describes the menu as "vegan friendly," though meat is served as well (he also revealed the best drink to go with a spicy taco is a cold glass of milk).
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In ME3, she can rejoin the crew, if you decide to allow it, and you should—you get to drink to your adventures again, in a moment of calm between Chakwas continually patching up the walking wounded.
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"When people ask what me eat and drink to live so long, I say to them that I eat everything, except pork and chicken, and I don't drink rum and them things," she said back in April.
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Her research found that feelings of shame made people with alcoholism more likely to relapse, because those feelings pull people into a vicious cycle: feel shame, drink to escape, feel more shame about the drinking, drink again.
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In 2012, Pete Wells delivered a now infamous scathing New York Times review of Guy's American Kitchen & Bar—in which he compared a blue drink to "nuclear waste" and gave the restaurant 0 out of 4 stars.
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I was eager for it, even, I planned to enjoy myself, to dance and drink, to relax in the company of these boys I genuinely liked, to be their friend for an evening and not their teacher.
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The government invited representatives from some of Britain's largest sectors, including aerospace, defense, automotive, oil and gas, steel, rail, tourism and food and drink to the meeting, which it said would be the first in a series.
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That being said, the employee added that if you're only adding the drink to your order in order to get the cookie, that usually ends up rendering the purchase "more expensive than just getting the darn cookie."
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Megan Daniel Hoang's cocktail menu is thoughtful in ways more drinks menus should be — I find it so useful, when choosing a drink, to see each one marked with the shape of the glass that it comes in.
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Mike Repole, chairman of Body Armor, has stated that the company aims for its drink to lead the market, and claims that athletes are looking for a "better-for-you" option, Fedele said in an email to CNBC.
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The following is adapted from "Fitter Faster: The Smart Way to Get in Shape in Just Minutes a Day" by Robert J. Davis with Brad Kolowich Jr. (CNN)How much should you drink to stay hydrated during exercise?
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Don't worry, we'll have food and drink to keep you going (at no charge!) Once the proverbial whistle blows, teams will have a mere 60 seconds to pitch their project in front of the sponsors and TechCrunch judges.
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Maybe you spent your Christmas with family or friends; perhaps you went to a great party and hung out with a bunch of fun people, getting tipsy on eggnog or gin or whatever you drink to feel festive.
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"From our previous work, we knew that brown fat is mainly located in the neck region, so we were able to image someone straight after they had a drink to see if the brown fat got hotter," Symonds said.
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Gay men who wanted nothing more than to be in the company of their kind, even for just a moment, to loosen the knots at their throats and say, let us drink to this and that and one another.
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Plus, cans are more lightweight and portable, making them a perfect drink to sip on the beach, to haul to a pal's party, or to raise a toast to yourself while hanging out in your pjs on Saturday night.
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What the brand eventually landed on was a concentrate that is stronger than even iced coffee concentrate, allowing the resulting blended drink to be more like a classic coffee, versus the Coffee Coolatta, which was more of a milkshake.
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And he's not alone: For Rwandans, combating malnutrition is serious business, and milk is considered the ideal drink to not just help children build healthy bodies, but also help adults stay in shape and keep their minds sharp too.
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Punitive policies, conversely, are those that mandate reporting pregnant women who drink to child protective services, those that involve civil commitment of pregnant women who drink, and those that define alcohol use during pregnancy as child abuse and neglect.
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"Really and truly, when people ask what me eat and drink to live so long, I say to them that I eat everything, except pork and chicken, and I don't drink rum and them things," Brown told The Gleaner.
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It's the "I'll Drink to That" podcast, which since 2012 has come to be an indispensable resource for anybody who loves wine and is curious about the personalities and histories of wine producers, sommeliers and others in the trade.
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Couples use cocktails as a vehicle to deliver a message about their relationship, incorporating, say, a margarita-inspired drink to denote their first date a local taco restaurant or an ingredient discovered by the couple on a memorable trip.
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Here's a couple she has in mind: The eternally wise writer Rosie Schaap has a recipe for what she calls a "lazy old-fashioned" which is, I believe, a supremely chill drink to set up for a watching party.
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" In the series finale, which featured happy endings for many of the characters, the iconic Violet Crawley, played by Maggie Smith, quips, "It makes me smile, the way every year, we drink to the future whatever it may bring.
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Tragically, I had just bought a new outfit for the occasion and I was not going to let that go to waste, so I decided to tag along with my roommate to a karaoke bar and drink to alleviate my sadness.
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"In the end, the apples and oranges of film competition, and the inequity of advertising budgets has always left the Academy Awards with some inevitable aftertaste of the alcohol most of us have to drink to get through them," he wrote.
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When you're one of the most idolized and talked-about celebrities on earth, people want to know everything about you, from what you eat and drink to your daily routine and what you look like before the glam squad arrives.
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On Thursday, the "Cheers (Drink to That)" singer, 31, appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers' hilarious "Day Drinking" segment, following in the footsteps of stars like Kelly Clarkson and Ina Garden by going round for round with the NBC host.
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A lot has changed over the past 100 years, but this pattern is still at the root of the Scandinavian drinking culture: People are less likely to drink daily, but once they do, they're more likely to drink to excess.
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The restaurant is also meant to be "a place that people come to work, to hang out, to drink, to have parties, without necessarily regard for what the showtimes are" — and then, maybe, decide to stick around for a movie.
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Avoid toddler milks, despite what the ads say You may not have heard of toddler milk, but today it's a widely available product targeting children aged 2500 months to three years, marketed as a follow-up drink to baby formula.
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The parents of two former Penn State students, Adam and Denise Lipson, say that they warned administrators in 2014 and 2015 of fraternity hazing that included coercing first-year students to drink to excess, but that their concerns were ignored.
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After announcing the return of the popular S'Mores Frappuccino and Birthday Cake Frappuccino (for one week only, sadly), the coffee chain just released a brand new drink to cool you down and perk you up all season long: the Caramel Waffle Cone Frappuccino.
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Unlike last year when they revamped the drink to be made with real pumpkin, there are no changes to the recipe this year — though, for a slightly nuttier twist, you can get it with their recently debuted almond milk instead of regular milk.
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The young model was at the center of a maelstrom for her now-infamous Pepsi commercial, where she flees a fashion shoot to join a Civil Rights-like protest and calms the discord by offering the soft drink to a police officer.
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You can play musical instruments together, fire each other out of cannons, drink to the point where you're drunk, dizzy, and barf (you can collect the barf in a bucket and throw it at teammates), or lock someone in the brig below deck.
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Now that the PSL has gone from hottest fall beverage on the block to settling into its place as a seasonal staple on coffee shop menus across the country, there's plenty of room for a new festive drink to take its spot.
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Stores are set to make $2500 billion in sales around the game, with most of that money spent on food and drink to consume while watching, according to a survey carried out by Prosper Insights & Analytics for the National Retail Federation last week.
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It's easy to mourn the lack of civility in contemporary American politics; politicians on both sides talk glowingly about the time when Ronald Reagan could invite Democratic House Speaker Tip O'Neill to the White House for a drink to work out a conflict.
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Since no one remembers what the holiday is actually about (each year we Google; each year we forget), March 17 has become an excuse to wear tacky green T-shirts and drink to excess, often to the strains of U2's greatest hits.
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As the two reminisce about filming the Clio Award-winning commercial, which debuted in October 1979 and was notably aired again during Super Bowl XIV in 1980, Greene recalls the 18 bottles of Coke he had to drink to get it right.
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"The well-water has a bitter taste and we can smell sewage sometimes, but we have to drink to stay alive," said Umm Saad, a widow and mother of four, complaining that the militants are often seen with bottled water and canned food.
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Vicky Kuzma told GMA that the family is planning to celebrate Ashley's life this upcoming weekend with a party, abandoning the traditional black funeral clothes and including "a lot of good friends and family and food and drink to toast to her life."
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This, of course, is one of the oldest retail tricks in the book, dating back to when Coca Cola introduced the concept of a coupon in 1887 by offering a free glass of Coke as a way to introduce the drink to shoppers.
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There is a soft 15-minute time limit—a huge get for open mics, which usually offer three to seven minutes—and you don't even have to wait in line for a sign-up sheet or buy a drink to go up.
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Whether you call them mixologists or bartenders, whether you prefer canned PBR or fancy cocktails, whether you like it dark and dingy or bright and sleek, we can all agree on one thing: there's nothing like a nice cold drink to take the edge off.
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New rules from the Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) will ban ads promoting high fat, salt or sugar food and drink to under-16s across online and social media, print and cinema, in a move designed to tackle the U.K.'s increasing obesity problems.
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Also clearly linked to suicide is alcohol—at least in "dry drinking" cultures, such as Russia, eastern Europe and Scandinavia, where people drink to get drunk, though not in "wet drinking" places such as southern and central Europe, where people drink socially over a meal.
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Travelers who want to transport liquids—whether it's a local drink impossible to get back home, a favorite mineral water, or a power drink to combat jet lag on the plane—can simply freeze them at home and pass through security with their frozen beverage.
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There was, for instance, no talk of whether allowing a 19-year-old -- who could not legally buy an alcoholic drink -- to get a high-powered weapon after passing background checks that could kill multiple people in seconds was a wise choice by society.
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Back in January I went to a lunch organized by Levi Dalton, host of the I'll Drink to That podcasts, which focused on the nebbiolo rosé grape, once thought to be a clone of nebbiolo, and now known to be genetically different though closely related.
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In early 2019, the company launched mushroom-infused beauty products including a face mask to clean pores, smooth fine lines and reduce redness; when mixed with hot water, it is also a tonic you can drink to support sleep and detox, according to Four Sigmatic's website.
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Even though some previous research has linked an occasional or even daily drink to better heart health, these findings should put to rest any notion that drinking more is better for our health, said senior study author Dr. Gregory Marcus of the University of California, San Francisco.
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It is as if a part of them has died, and they need people close by to hold them when they cry, to bring them food and drink, to help them not be overwhelmed by the replaying of images that send fear rushing through their bodies.
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Earp says the distinction between the two approaches raises important ethical questions about how we might treat love addiction in a future in which there's a love potion you could drink to prevent a breakup, or a pill you could take to get over an ex.
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In both Red Dead Redemption 2 and Fallout 76 — an ambitious open-world game set in a post-apocalyptic West Virginia released this month — the emphasis is on staying alive: While playing, you must manage virtual campsites, and eat or drink to avoid in-game penalties.
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A Hawthorne strainer utilizes a spring that fits inside the rim of the shaker tin to filter out ice, while a Julep strainer is bowl-shaped and fits into the tin at a certain angle, allowing your drink to filter through holes while holding back the ice.
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But with tens of thousands of possible off-menu drink combinations, resulting beverages can range from delightful (last summer's buzzy Pink Drink) to utterly baffling (why would anyone willfully drink something unofficially dubbed Baby Vomit?)To unlock the best of the endless flavor combos, we're turning to the experts.
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Once in a blue moon a stranger will send over a drink to the guy in the collar, and sometimes people react with curiosity if I'm at a place like Death & Co., but for the most part people treat me the same whether I am in clerics or not.
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A CNN analysis also found that nearly half the Nuedexta claims filed with Medicare in 2015 came from doctors who had received money or other perks from the company (ranging from a few dollars' worth of food or drink to hundreds of thousands of dollars in direct payments).
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Jose Andres offers free drink to consumer agency employees: Celebrity chef José Andrés on Monday offered a free drink at any of his Washington, D.C.-area restaurants to employees at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) amid an ongoing dispute over who is in charge of the agency.
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As many of the audience members gathered over food and drink to keep talking about what they had seen — that night and long before — it felt as if any barriers between the pity and terror evoked by atrocities of ancient days, and yesterday and tomorrow, never really existed.
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Jacobs added: "Given that all our flights are short-haul, very little alcohol is actually sold on board, so it's incumbent on the airports to introduce these preventative measures to curb excessive drinking and the problems it creates, rather than allowing passengers to drink to excess before their flights."
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Her unraveling of the brutal double murder is as skilled as her exploration of Pocahontas County, where the men, as much as the women, appear trapped in their predestined societal roles, and where toxic masculinity gnaws at the men, rudderless and lost, who drink to fill the idle hours.
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This minty peach shrub, from the bartenders at The Garret in the Village, does make for a great cocktail component, but if you top off a bit of it in a highball glass with some seltzer, you've got a slightly sweet, slightly tangy drink to sip on any time of day.
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I got up, as I said, and took my drink to the bar and complained to the bartender, and if my heart rate was accelerated and my hand trembled ever so slightly from the sudden flood of adrenaline in my veins, it was nothing the second drink—and Nola—couldn't remedy.
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Dukes says the Starbucks team never expected the drink to become their most influential season flavor, but understands the drink's appeal and popularity: "[Pumpkin Spice] has come to represent the essence of the season for many of our customers: coziness, fall spices, pumpkins, and cooler weather, mixed with a little nostalgia."
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Recipes: Roasted Paprika Chicken With Potatoes and Turnips | Sausage Parmesan With Garlicky Broccoli | Cumin-Roasted Pork Chops and Brussels Sprouts And to drink... To nobody's surprise, sausage parmesan with garlicky broccoli, with its cooked tomato sauce, sausages and cheese, is a natural with red wine, particularly one with lively acidity.
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As recounted in Rudolph Chelminski's 2007 biography of Mr. Duboeuf, "I'll Drink to That: Beaujolais and the French Peasant Who Made It the World's Most Popular Wine," the quality-minded brothers did not like to see their carefully made wines blended with those of producers whose methods were not so painstaking.
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A 2012 survey of more than 5,400 middle and high school students found that 19% consumed one or more cups of coffee each day, with more than half saying they drank some form of caffeinated drink to wake up, despite being aware of the harms of consuming too much caffeine.
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In the midst of excuses to overdo it and shattered expectations of the perfect family Christmas, something happened to make us realize that our drinking wasn't like other people's, that we were powerless over the compulsion to drink to excess, and that it was starting to make our lives really unmanageable.
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"What we tell 17-year-olds all the time is that 'you are not old enough or responsible enough to drink... to vote...to serve in our military, but you are old enough and responsible enough to take on a quarter million dollars worth of debt,' and that is wrong," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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US-FILM-LEGOMOVIE2-COFFEE/ Everything is awesome as 'Lego Movie 23' star Pratt turns barista LONDON (Reuters) - Film star Chris Pratt turned barista on Friday during a stopover in London to help launch "Lego Movie 210", and everything was just awesome - or so reckoned one young fan he served a hot drink to.
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And then they don't have any exposure to responsible consumption, and we wonder why kids go off to college and freak out and binge-drink — instead of realizing that it is possible for a responsible adult to have a couple beers and not have it be 'drink to get drunk' every time.
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New York, $23 for a four-pack of 250ml cans This is a tasty white wine spritzer in a can, flavored with Valencia oranges, bitter herbs and other flavors in the style of the Italian aperitif, a drink to shed the cares of the day and ignite the possibilities of the evening.
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He says marketers will also be wary of "pandering" on social issues following Pepsi's widely mocked advertisement earlier this year that depicted Kendall Jenner, the reality television star and model, joining a protest and offering a can of fizzy drink to a police officer in the middle of a fraught stand-off.
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There were links to sketchy supplements ("From the food and water that you drink to the air that you breathe.. there is information out there to help guide your health back to the highway of freedom"), more Sandy Hook disinformation ("EXPOSED: MEDIA CAUGHT IN HUGE SANDY HOOK TRIAL LIE..."), and rants about Hollywood and pedophilia.
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P&H, which also delivers food and drink to supermarkets and convenience stores, went into administration on Tuesday after running out of cash, raising the possibility of tobacco shortages across the UK. However, Tesco and Sainsbury's, both said they had set in train contingency plans to ensure their stores were stocked with sufficient tobacco products.
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You can try an Aperol spritz at so many places in New York City, including these four restaurants in Manhattan: Banter, 169 Sullivan Street Boqueria, 260 West 40th Street San Carlo, 90 Thompson Street Caffe Dante, 79-81 Macdougal Street (served on tap!) It's Monday — you don't have to Instagram your drink to enjoy it.
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Goldenvoice's organization of the grounds meant fans of soft, charismatic "let's all love each other" Keith Urban could easily avoid the rowdy, "fuck you for thinking it's a bad thing to be poor" Cody Jinks fans until the very end of the day when both parties have had enough to drink to be friendly to each other.
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"We have an incredibly sophisticated machinery to keep the pH levels where they should be throughout the body, and there's not a lot that you can do, eat or drink to change that," said Evan Dellon, MD, a gastroenterologist and associate professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, in a previous interview with Health.
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There was a short line but it moved fast, and I had a drink to hold me over while I waited as I walked in at wine hour, a nightly on-the-house treat from the Palomar staff that involves free pours of red wine and little nibbles sourced from Curadero, an on-site Mexican restaurant.
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So now, we find ourselves in the consumer gangbang that is the third week of November, when Thanksgiving dinner (assuming it hasn't been replaced by some sort of Black Friday shopping ritual) has become an excuse to eat yourself to a state of gastrointestinal misery, drink to excess, and get mad at family members who don't share the same political views.
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Earlier this year the Alcohol Health Alliance found the cheapest drink to be available at just 16p per unit in the UK. "Given the clear and proven link between consumption and harm, minimum pricing is the most effective and efficient way to tackle the cheap, high-strength alcohol that causes so much damage to so many families," Scottish health minister Shona Robison said in a statement.
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" For example, you'd pop round to your neighbour and sing to him about his cow, or his wheat, or his apple tree—like they do in this Gloucestershire wassail: "So, here is to cherry and to his right cheek Pray God send our master a good piece of beef And a good piece of beef that may we all see With the wassailing bowl, we'll drink to thee.
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Some critics gave this due credit for "coming on the heels of one of the most severe winters in recent memory" and thus quenching our thirst for anything that even remotely sounds like you could drink to it on a sunlounger, while others saw it as a "shameless bid" at a hit summer single—which it may well have been had the trends not been against him that year.
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I also really liked SMALL WORLD, JOE COOL, PITY PARTY, MINECRAFT (The Boy went through a huge Minecraft phase), I'LL DRINK TO THAT (which makes its New York Times crossword debut, and not a moment too soon, I say), AND SCENE and TRUST ME. ■ 5A: It's very subtle, but this clue calls for an abbreviation/initialism: "Doc" is short for doctor, and "Doc's subscription" is JAMA, the journal of the American Medical Association.
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So really the real heart of Jo&Joe is sharing, that whether you're sharing communal space for a drink, to watching games, to watching a concert, to participating in something… and then the rooms can be either even more traditional it can be a room for just two, they can also be for sharing, they're travelling together; 4, 6, 8 people can share a room and not just a room but a communal space, so it is building on their interests.
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Then earlier this week, Julie Swetnick, a federal government employee who claims she moved in the same social circles as Judge Kavanaugh, released a sworn statement that she saw him and Mr. Judge drink to excess at many parties; that Judge Kavanaugh was verbally abusive and physically aggressive toward young women at those parties, fondling and grabbing them; and that he was part of a group of young men who would spike the punch with alcohol or drugs in order to incapacitate and rape the women.
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" Danielle Ivory, a reporter at The Times covering business and government, joined KCRW Radio's "To the Point" to discuss her investigation into how private equity firms have increasingly taken over public services like emergency care and firefighting, often with dire effects: "When you go about your daily life, there are certain things that you might take for granted that private equity could play a role in, which could range from the tissue paper that you use in the morning and the glass of water that you drink to buying a house and dialing 911.
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