You're drinking plastic, I'm drinking plastic, we're all drinking plastic.
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As we always say, drinking Gïk is not just about drinking blue wine, but about drinking innovation, drinking creation, breaking the rules and creating your own.
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Here are the best drinking glasses you can buy in 2019:Best drinking glasses overall: Libbey Polaris Drinking GlassesBest plastic drinking glasses: Tervis TumblersBest colorful drinking glasses: Vibrant Splash Highball GlassesBest stackable drinking glasses: Bormioli Rocco Rock Bar Stackable GlassesBest drinking glass design: Duralex Picardie Clear TumblersUpdated on 10/23/2019 by Jada Wong: Updated prices, formatting, and links.
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Drinking no alcohol is worse than drinking a little, while drinking a lot is much worse than either.
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"Never binge drinking and drinking small amounts when drinking – with meals – is a good rule of thumb," Greenfield said.
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Like the drinking age, these policies won't eliminate problematic drinking.
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How do you separate religious drinking from drinking for "fun"?
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So drinking a beer first could mean less drinking overall.
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You start drinking, and then you start drinking too much.
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"Consumers are drinking up and drinking better," Mr. Swonger said.
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Friends and family suggested remedies, and he tried them all: holding his breath, drinking cold water, drinking hot water, drinking out of the wrong side of the glass, drinking water while holding his nose.
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Underage drinking and regulations about drinking in public won't be touched.
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I don't know if you have drinking problem, but stop drinking.
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Drinking itself never bothered me, but drinking and being intimate did.
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Drinking and not drinking is a very personal thing for each person.
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It's almost as socially acceptable to say you're not drinking as drinking.
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Don't judge us for drinking; don't judge us for not drinking. 299.
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You have to keep drinking what you were drinking the night before.
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He's not not drinking, but he's not drinking in front of Kourtney.
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One of the most common arguments against America's legal drinking age is that Europe has a supposedly safer drinking culture despite its lower drinking ages.
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The research found drinking was common among pregnant women; "79% reported drinking some alcohol during pregnancy, with 25% reported of drinking at binge levels," McQuire said.
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Researchers also looked at whether parents' awareness of teen drinking or parents' efforts to discourage drinking might impact risky drinking and driving behaviors in early adulthood.
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Moderate coffee drinking is defined as drinking three to five cups a day.
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She started drinking a little bit, we both was drinking a little bit.
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However, it's also clear that casual drinking can easily mutate into problem drinking.
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Backstage antics included a lot of bonding, drinking, laughing, screaming, and more drinking.
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The Dodgers have made it perfectly clear they will not tolerate drinking—DRINKING!
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"Heavy drinking is more strongly related to PMS than moderate drinking," Takkouche said.
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He also stopped drinking alcohol, and began drinking more water to stay hydrated.
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All the boys were quite naughty and were drinking, so I was drinking.
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In the UK, where binge drinking is defined as "drinking lots of alcohol in a short space of time or drinking to get drunk," a 2016 national survey found 2.5 million people admitted to binge drinking in the last week.
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"If you look at youth drinking, the US ends up with a much healthier drinking culture simply because our young people start drinking later," Jernigan told me.
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"The Safe Drinking Water Act is supposed to ensure safe and reliable drinking water for customers of public drinking water systems across the United States," said Rep.
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People of all ages are drinking less beer, while millennials are drinking less overall.
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Bilott represented 70,000 people who had been drinking PFOA-laced drinking water for decades.
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I was having a good time — some of us were drinking, most weren't drinking.
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Casual drinking is the name of the game at Hellfest; no binge drinking here!
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But then he kept drinking, and he would say 'I'm drinking because of you.
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For instance, more respondents reported feeling aggressive when drinking spirits than when drinking wine.
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Commenters expressed concern about his stated drinking, as he claimed to be drinking tequila.
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Yellow Jacket is a great place, where day drinking inevitably turns into night drinking.
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Half do not have drinking water, nearly all do not have clean drinking water.
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What can I do, besides drinking water while drinking alcohol, to improve the situation?
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Drinking a lot at once quickly, like you might do during "pre-gaming" or drinking games, and drinking sugary, liquor-masking cocktails can up your risk for a blackout.
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Dr. Rinker said that people who are drunkorexic end up drinking more and experiencing more problems related to drinking than those who do not engage in compensatory drinking behaviors.
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He photographed her drinking champagne, and urged her to keep drinking it for the pictures.
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I stopped drinking it a long time ago—and you should stop drinking it, too.
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How much responsibility has the industry got for encouraging excessive drinking, or shaping drinking habits?
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Someone can also get it from drinking contaminated water, touching animals or drinking unpasteurized milk.
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Drinking this one reminded me of drinking a cider, but with a hint of jasmine.
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Brewer notes that binge drinking in high school can indicate heavier drinking down the road.
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Regardless of what you're drinking, or what you're drinking it out of, just be responsible.
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One metaphor would be like the difference between drinking a beer and drinking hard liquor.
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After drinking a few sips I stop because I feel like I'm drinking straight sugar.
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Many of the cryptic entries seemed to refer to heavy drinking and vomiting from drinking.
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It wasn't drinking in bars that was my downfall—it was drinking too much, period.
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The hard-drinking mice suddenly became teetotalers, relatively speaking, and stopped drinking at "recreational" levels.
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Or when I quit drinking for a while, I wrote a blog post that said, "I quit drinking," and when you search for "quit drinking," it was the first result.
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Of course I'm not literally drinking only clean water — I'm drinking from the same shared pool.
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Which was about whether you've ever gotten aggressive while drinking or forgotten an evening after drinking.
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I don't think she needs to worry about my drinking — she should worry about her drinking.
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Humans have been drinking camel milk longer than we've been drinking cows milk — around 6,000 years.
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In 1984, the National Minimum Drinking Age Act made the minimum legal drinking age 21 nationwide.
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So why not help the process of cold-weather drinking with a blinged-out Drinking Jacket?
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The myths of their drinking ran like subterranean rivers underneath all the drinking I was doing.
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Still, Bonnie notes that the research does show the drinking age works to delay some drinking.
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Yes, excess binge drinking is dangerous, but drinking in moderation does have some surprising health benefits.
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Treat yourself to scheduling your evenings of drinking, and saving some other evenings for not drinking.
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Drinking iced coffee in the winter might actually be better than drinking it in the summer.
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"It's a two-way street, drinking amongst young people in high school can affect their drinking as adults, and it's also true that drinking by adults can affect students," said Brewer.
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Dr. Jang said that adolescent drinking and binge drinking have been decreasing since the early 2000s, but that this study shows a decrease specifically in the pattern of frequent binge drinking.
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The authors recommend that people start watering their grass with waste water instead of valuable drinking water to cut down on the incredible amount of drinking water not used for drinking.
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A 2013 meta-analysis in the Annals of Oncology that looked at all cancers found that, over all, light drinking was protective; moderate drinking had no effect; and heavy drinking was detrimental.
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Websites like Rethinking Drinking provide strategies for recognizing a problem, getting help, or cutting back on drinking.
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I guess if we're drinking the cheapest beer than we're drinking a strong IPA like a Boneshaker.
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At its heart, the drinking age is supposed to stop people from drinking until they're responsible adults.
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"We'll be drinking a lot and then eating a lot and drinking more," Mann quipped to E!
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Drinking for the wrong reasons and drinking to excess; that's when we recognize it to be problematic.
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The truth is you don't have to be a binge-drinking alcoholic for drinking to be problematic.
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Instead of drinking more, the crew were drinking less in the long run when getting more salt.
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For women, the frequency of drinking increased by 10.1% and the rate of binge drinking rose 23.3%.
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With drinking only becoming legal in 1992, what is the drinking culture like in the Faroe Islands?
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In mice who are less sensitive to these effects, drinking is more likely to become binge drinking.
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Generally, young adults were less likely to engage in risky drinking or driving behaviors when they knew their parents were aware of any binge drinking during adolescence and when their parents discouraged drinking.
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In the US, where binge drinking is a prevalent behavior, a NIAA study found a convergence in male and female drinking behaviors doesn't mean females are binge drinking at the rate of males.
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Since turning the legal drinking age in August, Jenner has only been pictured drinking cocktails and detox tea.
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The two men while away their long days in isolation by working, drinking, bullshitting, and drinking some more.
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My uncle and his son, my cousin, were drinking heavily and I was drinking right along side them.
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A 1992 study found that smoking weed after drinking alcohol prompted lower blood alcohol levels than drinking alone.
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That's what I tried to do, and I kept failing and failing and drinking more and drinking more.
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Anna Caballero that creates a Safe Drinking Water Trust supported by general funds, not new drinking water taxes.
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I had it as a drinking place, but any drinking place has to have some sort of food.
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"The myths of Iowa City drinking ran like subterranean rivers beneath the drinking we were doing," she writes.
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"We don't recommend that nondrinkers start drinking, but moderate drinking — if it is truly moderate — can be beneficial."
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As drinking became a bigger part of my life, I never thought twice about my customer's drinking habits.
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"Moderate drinking seems to be associated with lower rates of mortality than heavy drinking or abstinence," he says.
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Among millennials who are drinking less, 27% said they were drinking less beer — more than the 26% who said they were cutting down on spirits and 12% who said they were drinking less wine.
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While no one disputes the damaging effects of heavy drinking, there is a lively debate about what constitutes healthy moderate drinking (and concern about the alcohol industry biasing research about the benefits of light drinking).
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"Wives who reported drinking alcohol reported decreased negative marital quality over time when husbands also reported drinking and increased negative marital quality over time when husbands reported not drinking," a summary of the results says.
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I came from the gutter punk drinking culture of slugging 40s and drinking handles of Evan Williams, so seeing real bartenders take pride and care in their work changed the way I thought about drinking.
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He gives up drinking, gives in to drinking, gives it up and comes back to it all over again.
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And, if you weren't drinking water while you were drinking, then afterwards you're going to feel much more miserable.
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I mean, we started drinking IPAs in the 00s and you started drinking them in the 80s and 90s.
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Instead of making up a drinking game while you watch Wimbledon this year, consider a drinking game-inspired workout.
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Desperate for drinking water Many residents of the island are also grappling with a shortage of clean drinking water.
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He can look distressed even when he is drinking wine— especially when he is drinking wine, including his own.
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But there's something else in the mix, something that pushes them from casual drinking to binge drinking to blackout.
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If you're drinking any bacteria-based beverage, you might (understandably) worry about whether the microbes you're drinking are benign.
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Take a Number A large study of drinking habits in 195 countries contradicts widely shared advice on healthy drinking.
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But what really kept me on the path was the remarkable difference between the drinking and not drinking me.
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Although the drinking vessels exemplify a long tradition of ritualized drinking, they also reveal its role in religious ritual.
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You realize, having a drinking problem is different than drinking and then forcefully trying to have sex with someone?
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However, what many of us don't know is that Bushnell was drinking gin instead, and yes, they tipped after drinking.
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This slows down your drinking, reduces the amount you are drinking and slows the absorption of alcohol into your system.
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So using energy drinks when drinking is not a good way to protect oneself from the negative effects of drinking.
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Ads, social pressures, where we're drinking, and countless other factors contribute to how we think about our drinking choices. Cheers.
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She was drinking this wine that tasted like Calpol [medicine] and petrol, and we were sitting around chatting and drinking.
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It's important to note a minimum drinking age of 21 doesn't prevent all drinking among teenagers and 503-year-olds.
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Players blindfold themselves and drink from each bottle in turn, screaming "GIN!" while drinking gin, and "RUMMY!" while drinking rum.
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Dehydration caused by air travel, drinking more alcohol than usual or simply not drinking enough water also contributes to constipation.
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Drinking water America's problem with bad drinking water is more widespread than you think, and many small towns are vulnerable.
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Researchers found drinking alcohol, especially heavy drinking, could negatively influence the oral microbiome composition (translation: the bacteria in your mouth).
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The people who I see drinking it these days, they know they're supposed to be drinking something cool and craft.
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I like drinking vodka and I liked smoking weed and I hoped it felt like drinking vodka or smoking weed.
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The best drinking game goes like this: Ask everyone in the room if they want to play a drinking game.
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In the film, Timmy returns to drinking after several weeks of abstinence, but he is drinking far less than before.
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Drinking this is like drinking every Twitter thread re-litigating 23—utter misery that feels longer than it actually is.
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For starters, they should have rules put in place and enforced more strictly about underage drinking and drinking in general.
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Or they pretend that Kavanaugh is under attack for his underage drinking rather than for his deception about that drinking.
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There are people on the dance floor, people drinking in the living room, and people playing drinking games out back.
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I did this when I was drinking too where you got to treat somebody like a weirdo for not drinking.
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In 2013, the Association of State Drinking Water Administrators said federal officials had slashed drinking-water grants, 17 states had cut drinking-water budgets by more than a fifth, and 27 had cut spending on full-time employees.
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In response, in 1974 Congress enacted the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), which was designed to protect public drinking water supplies.
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I've allowed myself to start drinking again, but it's way reduced, and I'm not drinking at home like I used to.
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The subjects were grouped into seven categories: those who didn't drink coffee, those drinking decaffeinated coffee and those drinking caffeinated coffee.
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Given that most games are played while drinking a bottle or two of wine, Viticulture is the drinking person's board game.
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With water, children were only drinking about three cups a day when they should be drinking between five and eight glasses.
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If people try to guilt me into drinking or try to shame me for not drinking, I clap back real quick.
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In most of Europe, drinking a Budweiser means something very different; in fact, it means you're drinking an altogether different beer.
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Know the difference between regular drinking and problematic drinking Substance abuse can often go hand in hand with mental health issues.
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It knows you like drinking, and it still wants you to enjoy drinking, but just challenges those fairytales you tell yourself.
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So ultimately, drinking water with lemon isn't significantly more beneficial for your health than drinking a regular old glass of water.
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He fired off this missive on overweight people drinking Diet Coke... I have never seen a thin person drinking Diet Coke.
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" The EPA also emphasized that it remains "committed to following the Safe Drinking Water Act process for evaluating drinking water standards.
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The pesticides sprayed by massive agricultural operations would probably get into my drinking water—if I had drinking water at all.
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From 1991 through 163, current drinking and binge drinking declined significantly among US high school students, according to the CDC report.
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Instead of focusing on the fact that more women are drinking, DiNitto says it's more important to consider who's drinking safely.
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They're not sure whether it's from drinking too much, or if it's actually from drinking beer that's got bacteria in it.
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When not treated properly, CAFO pollution leaches into drinking water and contaminates the drinking water wells that rural areas rely on.
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As someone who enjoys drinking but often wishes social events weren't always about drinking, I like the idea of Listen Bar.
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Maybe it started the first time I threw up from drinking; the first time I dreamed about drinking; the first time I lied about drinking; the first time I dreamed about lying about drinking, when the craving had become so deep that there wasn't much of me that wasn't committed to either serving or fighting it.
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Here are two truths: Drinking water is essential for your health; drinking water from a toilet or bidet is gross and unsanitary.
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"Prevention of secondhand effects from others' drinking at the population level must be driven by structural, environmental interventions that reduce excessive drinking."
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But often the majority of imbibers are "really concerned more with their own drinking than with our drinking or not," she said.
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You can be someone with a drinking problem who only drinks on the weekends, but still have a problem with binge drinking.
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Read These Stories Next:Why You Feel So Dumb The Day After Drinking A Lot Why Are Grown Adults Drinking Pedialyte For Hangovers?
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Saying "show me a monkey drinking its own piss" should theoretically pull up a video of a monkey drinking its own piss.
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But the empirical evidence suggests that the drinking age does play at least some role in reducing teen drinking and its harms.
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If there are two things at which New Orleanians excel it's classy drinking and calmly dealing with oppressive humidity while classily drinking.
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Higher drinking rates overall and increases in problem drinking foreshadow increases in chronic health conditions, they say, especially among those demographic groups.
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Monday night, Triple-A outfielder Yasiel Puig took his teammates out on a party bus to tool around Iowa, and drinking—DRINKING!
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Drinking water is perhaps the most familiar example: about 85 percent of Americans receive their drinking water service from a local government.
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They also estimated that leaking drinking water pipes result in the loss of 85033 billion gallons of clean, drinking water each day.
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Like any carbonated beverage, drinking too much kombucha, or drinking it too quickly, can cause tummy trouble because of the carbon dioxide.
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Also in 1996, an amendment to the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) required screening of drinking water contaminants for possible endocrine effects.
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Forests are the largest source of drinking water in the United States, supplying drinking water for 180 million Americans in 68,85033 communities.
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He has also shown support for the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund, a federal-state partnership to help ensure safe drinking water.
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The reasons for this are not clear, but many drunk driving episodes are linked to binge drinking and not simply social drinking.
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Was drinking an entire pint of Scotch Welles' way of out-drinking Hitchcock, who sometimes ended meals with a bit of bourbon?
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" Excessive drinking is closely tied to incidents of sexual assault, she said, and "that's why there's so much concern about college drinking.
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He stopped drinking entirely several times, but on New Year's Eve in 2007 he took a drink and was soon drinking frequently.
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Eighty percent of Israel's drinking water comes from desalination, with 15 percent of the nation's drinking water coming from the Ashkelon plant.
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The algae bloom poisoning Toledo's drinking water proved it is vital to the health of our union to protect drinking water sources.
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The guards didn't want the attorneys, both visibly pregnant, drinking what multiple detainees told the women and others was unsafe drinking water.
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Listening to other people's stories helped them find coping mechanisms to overcome triggers for drinking, from exercises to staying in close contact with other attendees to simply drinking a lot of club soda at social events in which drinking was happening.
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Some studies have also suggested that moderate drinking may be good for the brain, but most of these focused on elderly people and their recent drinking habits, making it hard to draw any conclusions about the effect of lifetime drinking patterns.
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"There's absolutely no evidence that smaller containers would reduce drinking at all, and certainly not binge drinking," said David Hanson, a sociology professor at State University of New York who has researched drinking patterns in young people for over 40 years.
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There is still a double standard where we widely accept that men drink heavily, or that drinking heavily is a particularly masculine thing to do, but women drinking heavily or drinking in public tends to challenge our binary notion of gender.
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Later in the trailer, Jack's daily schedule of showering and drinking before work, going to work, drinking at work and drinking at home, is interrupted when he's asked to coach the high school basketball team where he was once a star.
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"Problem drinking," or drinking so much that it causes significant problems in your life and/or the inability to stop drinking, rose by 83.7% among women during this period, says the study, compared with a 50% rise in the general population.
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"These findings confirm there is a culture of drinking, including underage drinking, among Marines and Navy members that needs to be addressed," said Mary Jo Larson, a senior scientist at Brandeis University's Institute for Behavioral Health who studies military drinking.
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"If we know we've impacted drinking water on base, we know we're the source, and we've tested that drinking water and it's above 70 ppt, we will use our authority of removal action to treat the drinking water," she said.
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Drinking over all, as well as heavy drinking and problem drinking, are on the rise in the United States and affect all segments of society, including women, older adults, racial and ethnic minorities and the poor, several surveys have shown.
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Odom was also spotted out drinking in March, and a medical source told PEOPLE at the time the drinking gave cause for concern.
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So perhaps women might not actually be drinking as much as men—it's more that men are just drinking as little as women.
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Sounds like serious drinking game material to us – so much so that PEOPLE created its own drinking game in honor of the event.
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And that's almost totally due to the fact that younger generations of women are drinking more alcohol — not that men are drinking less.
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A new study puts some momentum back behind the pro-drinking argument and suggests drinking moderately is, in fact, good for the heart.
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People are drinking more bottled water and have better access to clean drinking water in general; modern sewage systems are becoming more common.
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That way you'll get the water but you're not actually drinking it and gulping air as you're drinking out of a water bottle.
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Doctors warn against drinking, too Along with advising against marijuana use, doctors have long advised pregnant women to avoid drinking alcohol during pregnancy.
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To account for an individual drinking over a longer period of time, subtract about 22015 percent for each 218 minutes of drinking time.
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The affordable bottles were what you'd call "easy drinking" wines — none that were bold and weird and revelatory — but perfect for casual drinking.
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The best drinking glassesHigh-quality drinking glasses can handle hot and cold liquids, are resistant to breaking when dropped, and don't spill easily.
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Current drinking habits pose "dire ramifications for future population health," the report's authors said, urging people to rethink their approach to drinking alcohol.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance on drinking hedges its bets a little and mentions that recent studies have called the health benefits of drinking into question, while still offering guidance that there could be some protective qualities to drinking.
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Adding fluoride to drinking water to promote dental health has been a fixture of municipal drinking water systems as far back as the 1950s.
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Because the couple had been drinking wine that evening, Kerry at first believed the symptoms were simply a result of excessive drinking or dehydration.
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He researches the drinking behaviors of young women and says that alcohol marketing has a lot to do with the rise of women drinking.
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Well, people in Oregon may be smoking more weed at home than drinking beers, but they're still going out and drinking just as often.
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The organization is devoted to reducing drunken driving and underage drinking and promoting responsible drinking among people who are legally allowed to consume alcohol.
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To be clear, "binge" drinking was defined as drinking more than four drinks at once, which the authors acknowledge is a somewhat conservative estimate.
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Researchers looked at any use, including quantities and frequency, problematic uses such as binge drinking or heavy drinking, and the prevalence of associated problems.
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The Safe Drinking Water Act, which was passed in 1974, orders US water utilities to rigorously test and treat their drinking water for contaminants.
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And in scenes she's drinking all the time, instead of alcohol, she's drinking the non-alcoholic beer O'Doul's — it's like 20 O'Doul's a day.
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While the researchers didn't look at drinking water specifically in this paper, most of the state's drinking water comes from streams, rivers, and lakes.
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Whether drinking is a celebratory ritual or serves to ease stress, you may be drinking an amount at which health risks outweigh potential benefits.
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And then when you're drinking, you're drinking from the same point of the glass every single time, so that you avoid that lip ring.
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The Drinking Water State Revolving Fund is an EPA program to provide federal funding to support upgrades to state and local drinking water systems.
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Yet in recent years, more attention has turned to how much alcohol young people are drinking, not necessarily the age at which drinking starts.
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Known for being musically lush and lyrically frank, the majority of Owen's songs have typically revolved around the everyday: drinking, familial relationships, more drinking.
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Ms. Bennett's narrator likes men only when she's drinking, she says, before admitting that, until recently, she has been drinking most of the time.
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That's why binge drinking or drinking a lot in one sitting is associated with higher levels of depression, self-harm, suicide and violent offending.
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Binge drinking and drunkenness by young people have also declined, in Britain and across Europe, but not as steeply as regular or occasional drinking.
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"It&aposs 11.30 and we&aposre drinking Champagne," Witherspoon joked with her mom, who then asked whether it&aposs too early to start drinking.
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Familiarity with alcohol might make kids more likely to start drinking earlier in life or lead to more frequent drinking, the study team notes.
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Over 22019 percent of Americans get most of their drinking water from Public Water Systems regulated by EPA under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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The findings show that non-drinking is "becoming more acceptable," while "risky behaviors such as binge drinking may be less normalized," the authors wrote.
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Ashley brought up drinking during the trip and that's when Josh snapped at Amanda and accused her of lying to him about not drinking.
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Furthermore, the age policies for drinking and smoking have different goals: Raising the smoking age is supposed to deter people from smoking altogether by delaying their initiation, while raising the drinking age is supposed to stop people from drinking only until they're more responsible adults.
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The first drinking fountain in London went onstream in 1859 "against a background of a filthy River Thames full of untreated sewage, rubbish and effluent from factories, water borne cholera but, most importantly, inadequate free drinking water," said The Drinking Fountain Association, a nonprofit group.
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Adolescent drinking is also related to what kids believe about how much their peers are drinking (studies show they tend to overestimate it, and that interventions to correct those assumptions can help moderate college student drinking) and what they believe about alcohol and its effects.
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To Uber's credit, drinking has increased dramatically in the U.S. over the last decade — 2015 saw a 17 percent increase in heavy drinking from 2005.
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That same level of drinking, the report concluded, raises your risk of dying early by much as 7 percent compared to not drinking at all.
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I knew there was a trend of women drinking more, and I read piece after piece about women coming to terms with their drinking problems.
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Plus, I'd leave work with a sort of residual buzzing that I eased by drinking every night, and eventually drinking instead of feeding myself properly.
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If you've got a date, you're not really drinking, but if you're just hanging around Playa Escondida, then yeah, you're probably just drinking and talking.
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The study found that binge drinking has slightly decreased among male college students, though female students have shown little change in their binge drinking habits.
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"Drinking, especially heavy drinking, can cause stomach irritation, which can be worsened by taking aspirin or ibuprofen since they are also gastric irritants," explains Jaeschke.
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Beyond simply drinking to socialize, there are two types of adolescents and young adults with a particular risky combination of personality and drinking motive preference.
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Our new friend warned me to be careful when drinking pulque, because it would continue to ferment in my stomach, long after I'd stopped drinking.
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The following year, almost 1,600 of the youth completed a follow-up online survey in which they answered questions about ever drinking and binge drinking.
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Lack of clean drinking water Since the hurricane hit in September, many in Puerto Rico have not had access to clean drinking water or electricity.
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The review, published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Review, found otherwise, that AA was just as effective as reducing drinking or harms of drinking.
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When I first started thinking about this problem of alcohol and hangovers and social drinking I was in Italy drinking a lot of Campari spritzes.
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And although 68 percent of Americans get their drinking water from lakes and rivers, algae toxins are not regulated under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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It can diminish drinking water Millions of people depend on glaciers for drinking water, particularly in the Hindu Kush Himalayan region and the Andes Mountains.
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Heavy drinking culture was seen as detrimental to a Christian society -- and with increasing industrialization and immigration from Europe came heavier drinking, the reasoning went.
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Judge wrote a memoir that discusses his binge drinking while in high school and another book that features a character named "Bart O'Kavanaugh" drinking heavily.
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Under the law, the Environmental Protection Agency sets standards for drinking water quality, and implements various technical and financial programs to ensure drinking water safety.
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The full extent of the effect on drinking water supplies is not known because private sources of drinking water are not tested, the report said.
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It was weird, because there would be times where I would go on a three-day bender of drinking and then five days of not drinking.
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Since the researchers already had a large sample of folks drinking caffeinated versus decaffeinated coffee, they also decided to measure how alert they felt after drinking.
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State policies limiting prosecution for drinking during pregnancy, meanwhile, may have arisen in places where lots of pregnant women were prosecuted for drinking previously, Roberts said.
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Drinking and shopping in public, by the way, is always preferable to drinking and shopping alone at home, in the dark, in front of your laptop.
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What's more, they found that a "non-binge pattern of drinking" does not adversely impact job search results unless and until their drinking reaches binge levels.
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For example, the research on undergraduates' perceptions of drinking norms noted above found that the majority of students initially found themselves uncomfortable with campus binge drinking.
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Two studies may come to opposite conclusions about the link between heavy drinking and cancer, for example, just because their authors define heavy drinking very differently.
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No judgment -- but know that binge drinking, or drinking a lot in one sitting, is associated with higher levels of depression, self-harm, suicide and violence.
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Yet because the drinking-age population of the world grew by 1% in that time, beer consumption per drinking-age adult declined even more, by 40%.
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The story about drinking water 💦 • our body consists mainly from water • to hydrate our cells we need water Drinking water is essential for us, yes.
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Take the case of a drinking game gone horribly wrong in 18th-century France: one man challenged his drinking buddies to swallow part of his glass.
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Even so-called "moist" counties only permit drinking in certain areas, or limit drinking in other ways (by restricting alcohol sales to large restaurants, for example).
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Learn more about the Guzzle Buddy See Details The Aura Glass Non-Spill Drinking Glasses very well may be the perfect accessory for long drinking nights.
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For any important questions you still have about the safety of your drinking water, call the EPA's Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791.
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Keurig disrupted the coffee industry because it made drinking a single cup much easier; Kuvée, on the other hand, only complicates the process of drinking wine.
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If you do start hallucinating while drinking absinthe it's because you are drinking some of the poisonously shit stuff, or because you're a late-stage alcoholic.
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If you're in an unhappy relationship or you're drinking too much at work, you can justify drinking too much as a way of dealing with that.
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Furthermore, the authors report, the combination of binge-drinking habits and smoking was linked to even greater arterial damage compared to heavy drinking and smoking separately.
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"Under the Safe Drinking Water Act, the state of Michigan was responsible for implementing the regulations to protect their residents' drinking water," an EPA spokeswoman said.
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Patients who took the drug after drinking alcohol developed nausea, vomiting, sweating, flushing, palpitations, headache and a host of other distressing symptoms, and many stopped drinking.
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" King said, later adding, "It's not drinking out of the toilet, it's drinking out of the water fountain that's integral with the back of the toilet.
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We can't know if drinking as a teenager will, or won't, make you want to repeat that experience and lay the groundwork for a drinking problem.
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While Brett Kavanaugh appears to have moved fluidly from his beer-drinking prep school days into his beer-drinking college years, I was not as fortunate.
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With the extra funds it will provide more drinking stations, a water carrying vehicle to replenish the drinking stations, and establish a wild koala breeding program.
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The returning GIs loved drinking and hated the crooked cops that were constantly busting them for loving drinking, so they decided to push their own candidates.
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Researchers found that both women and men believed that a woman drinking alcohol in a social setting was more intoxicated than a man having the same drink, and that she was more "sexually available" and "less human" than a woman drinking water or a man drinking alcohol.
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Heavy drinking has been associated with cancer, heart disease, and liver failure, while binge drinking can result in alcohol-related auto accidents, violence, and risky sexual behavior.
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"If you drink alcohol in an abusive manner, either binge drinking or chronic, excessive drinking, there is a possibility of you creating a leaky gut," Bukong explains.
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It has come to our attention that while you have been drinking a good amount of wine, you have not been drinking it as efficiently as possible.
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After the election, someone Photoshopped an image of Gavin drinking out of a cup to drinking out of a bottle of Clorox, alluding to him killing himself.
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Flint's water meets federal standards, but residents still aren't drinking it Flint's water meets federal standards, but residents still aren't drinking it This segment originally aired Jan.
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He advises drinking a glass of water first thing in the morning to initiate digestion and continue drinking throughout the day to promote metabolism and regulate temperature.
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It's a randomized double-blind trial (so it's rigorous) including 100 people that tested the blood viscosity of folks drinking Essentia's water versus folks drinking purified water.
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The review also found no evidence of the claim that higher drinking ages lead to binge drinking as people stash booze to secretly consume all at once.
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Since the Champagne Papi is notoriously drinking every night (because he's drinking to his accomplishments), we want to make sure he's keeping an eye on his health.
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That's an especially egregious problem if you figure people drinking the syrup could also be drinking alcohol: combining the two can leave users feeling dizzy and disoriented.
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Past studies consistently showed that light to moderate drinking carried a lower risk of diabetes compared to sobriety, while heavy drinking had an equal or greater risk.
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The problem for me is the attempted justification for drinking alone—that I can make funnier dick jokes—quickly slips into just drinking alone all the time.
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The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism defines binge drinking as a pattern of drinking that brings a person's blood alcohol concentration to 0.08% or above.
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Swedish researchers also reported higher feelings of satiety in those drinking vinegar, though other researchers have attributed this effect to feelings of nausea from drinking the liquid.
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So the misdirection regarding the drinking age raises questions about whether Kavanaugh is also underselling the extent of his drinking, by characterizing it as limited and moderate.
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Of those who drive, about 8 percent report having driven after drinking alcohol; 20 percent report having been in a car with someone who had been drinking.
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The pledges were forced to participate in multiple stations of drinking, which included quickly downing vodka and beer, drinking from a wine bag and playing beer pong.
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So we can contend with this in two parts: how drinking affects you immediately after a workout, and how drinking affects you the day before a workout.
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In their analysis, the researchers controlled for some factors like smoking, drinking, diet and physical activity that could have explained the link between tea drinking and longevity.
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There will also be $21.4 billion for the preservation of clean drinking water and communities dealing with toxic chemicals that can contaminate drinking water, known as PFAS.
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When Mark apologized, he said he'd been drinking, then admitted that there was no excuse for what he did, then reminded me again that he'd been drinking.
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If you're using substances to augment a good time—like drinking and FaceTiming friends—or improve the occasional rough moment, experts say that's probably OK. If you're trying to be avoidant, drinking because of anxiety or depression, or drinking heavily and regularly without thinking about why, slow down.
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Many studies didn't account for past drinkers who quit drinking entirely when they included them as a part of the non-drinking population that was compared to drinkers.
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Making not drinking hip Kin isn't the only new brand trying to lessen the stigma of drinking a non-alcoholic beverage that is getting attention from startup investors.
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"Under the Safe Drinking Water Act, the state of Michigan was responsible for implementing the regulations to protect their residents' drinking water," an EPA spokesperson said this week.
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When we think of problematic drinking habits, we often think of binge-drinking frat boys or the stereotypically hardened dude drowning his sorrows at the bar — a.k.a. men.
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Like most drinking games, it ends with one player drinking a lot of beer from the filled-to-the-brim "bitch cup" at the center of a table.
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Some researchers have argued that taxes wouldn't actually deter people from drinking soda, or that people would compensate by eating or drinking more of other, similarly unhealthy foods.
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The researchers chose to focus on this level of drinking because, unlike heavy drinking, it is typically thought be safe and potentially even beneficial — particularly for heart health.
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Bender acknowledged that exercising more and drinking less are not surefire ways to prevent cancer, just like exercising less and drinking more won't condemn you to a diagnosis.
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For one, the report recommends that the EPA and state authorities should act immediately to enforce the Safe Drinking Water Act and respond to threats to drinking water.
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Grant drank in a very American way—not like the sociable, southern-European kind of drinking, or even the clubbable, competitive drinking of the nineteenth-century British Army.
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Sometimes, these ponds were dug into the groundwater table -- water that can be pulled up by private drinking wells, or that eventually makes its way into drinking water.
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However, in 2015, about one in three high school students reported drinking alcohol during the 30 days before they were surveyed and one in six reported binge drinking.
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But the authors highlight that their study account for people who may have changed their drinking habits and relied on data from people reporting their own drinking habits.
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It is more delicate to approach someone if there is concern about their drinking and to support them in making changes in their drinking, if they are willing.
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It seemed the high-dose of sauna action plus the continuous bout of drinking had thwarted the usual consequences of 12-plus hours of drinking the night before.
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Doing so could threaten implementation of the Clean Water Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act, both of which regulate the amount of lead allowed in drinking water.
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We certainly spend a lot of time eating and drinking here, and while we are doing it, we are also discussing the acts of eating, drinking, and creating.
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It's not acceptable for male drinking to be an excuse for men who rape (or attempt to rape), while female drinking is rendered an excuse for male perpetrators.
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Over the last two decades, the rate of binge drinking and the frequency of drinking among men did not change, but the same cannot be said for women.
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"More women are drinking and they are drinking more," said Patricia Powell, deputy director of the alcohol institute, which is a division of the National Institutes of Health.
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They analyzed the data to see how rates of overweight, obesity, drinking, binge drinking, and physical activity changed in each state over time and as the laws changed.
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The real difficulties (and real benefits) lie in being able to have a few days off drinking every week—or, god forbid, drinking more sensibly in the first place.
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If you must juice, Kantor recommends drinking from a straw to keep the juice away from the surface of the teeth, and brushing your teeth 45 minutes after drinking.
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In the US, municipal drinking water is protected by the Safe Drinking Water Act, which compels utilities to monitor things like microorganisms and the disinfectants used to subdue them.
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There's no drinking like glamorous drinking, and Taylor has now entered territory first explored in the impossibly decadent "Blank Space" music video, this time with a fizzily intoxicating twist.
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If you are drinking, you may be able to reduce the severity of symptoms the next day by keeping it in moderation, eating first, and drinking lots of water.
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So I can say that drinking did help me find affection, sex, pleasure, and fun, but when I wanted something deeper with a person, I had to stop drinking.
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While health officials say that Houston's drinking water supply has so far been spared, the city of Victoria continues to recommend that residents boil tap water before drinking it.
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Unless you're about to get a colonoscopy, and have been prescribed a colonoscopy prep plan that involves drinking a sodium and chloride solution, you shouldn't be drinking salt water.
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Overall, drinking doesn't "kill your brain cells," but drinking too much too often can damage the part of your brain responsible for remembering things, which is almost as bleak.
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The results also showed that occasional drinking -- drinking alcohol sometimes but not every week -- was associated with a reduced risk of death from cardiovascular disease among physically active people.
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I mean, they were ALWAYS at Central Perk, but I never exactly paid too much attention to who was drinking the most coffee and who was drinking the least.
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While they looked at the amount of alcohol the participants drank, they did not look at the pattern of drinking, so they may have missed binge drinking, they wrote.
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But these experiments do not prove that the moderate drinking led to slower HDL declines any more than they show that slowly declining HDL levels lead to moderate drinking.
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Since most of our drinking water comes from surface waters, this proposal would put drinking water for over 200 million Americans at risk — including seven out of 10 Southerners.
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" Excessive drinking played a role in the circumstances surrounding the death of Piazza, the Penn State student who was made to participate in a drinking game called "the gauntlet.
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The phrase binge drinking probably calls to mind a college-aged kid downing 10 drinks in one night, but that's not the actual definition of binge drinking, English said.
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At Bar Cañamoto, the town's sole drinking establishment, you'll usually find a half dozen residents drinking botellitas of Estrella beer after a long day of laboring in the fields.
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While Birthright forbids drinking alcohol during the majority of the trip with exceptions, Birthright has become known for liberal drinking and fostering a prevalent, sometimes toxic, hook-up culture.
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While Kavanaugh did not admit to having "difficulty" with drinking as Trump suggested, he repeatedly acknowledged he enjoyed drinking beer in high school and continues to do so today.
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It may not be as dramatic as something that's putting 40 million people's drinking water at risk, but even one person's drinking water at risk is more than enough.
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But that's the implication of his bringing up the legal drinking age — after all, the fact that other people were drinking legally isn't relevant to the allegations against Kavanaugh.
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AA was also found to be at least as effective as professional treatments for other alcohol-related outcomes such as drinking consequences, drinking intensity, addiction severity and healthcare costs.
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As for drinking water, doctors say you don't need to worry about coronavirus in the tap water because most municipal drinking water systems should remove or inactivate the virus.
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Tasting wine or having a few sips of beer while with one's parents is almost certainly safer than drinking — much less drinking a great deal — while with other teenagers.
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The 2018 version of the bill authorizes $4.4 million in funds for a safe drinking water program, Drinking Water State Revolving funds, which was last authorized 22 years ago.
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And while young people are still the most likely to binge drink, rates of binge drinking -- defined as drinking twice the recommended daily limits -- fell from 27% to 33%.
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I really enjoyed drinking a glass as I was cooking, paying attention to their nuances and complexities in small sips before drinking some other wine with the actual meal.
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L's installation Pedestal, a Elkay drinking fountain deconstructed and hung from the ceiling, alludes to the segregated black and white drinking fountains installed throughout the South during Jim Crow.
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Drinking Foria Weed Lube: Rating: 2 out of 5 starsNotes: I do not recommend drinking a full bottle of any kind of lube, including and especially not weed lube.
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So, on this the 216th anniversary of the national drinking age being raised to 216, I'm asking myself the following question: Am I better off never letting my girls drink around me, at home or at family celebrations, until they reach the legal drinking age or does it make drinking less taboo and alluring if I let them start drinking at home, maybe with sips of wine and beer, during their teenage years?
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And a warning about one thing some people believe is a protective behavioral strategy when drinking but is not, is drinking energy drinks along with or mixed with alcoholic drinks.
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"I used to shout it out to my beer-drinking buddies as we drove around the Independence courthouse square drinking Griesedick Brothers beer," he told Steve Paul in an interview.
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While men and women are now drinking the same amount, the National Institutes of Health does not shy away from gender differences when it comes to the consequences of drinking.
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I've spent most of my adult life as a binge-drinking substance abuser, and I quit drinking in October, something I sincerely believed I would never be able to do.
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Kavanaugh has sought to characterize his drinking as youthful fun, and mentioned his love of beer numerous times during Senate testimony last week, drawing a contrast with more serious drinking.
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But if you're drinking butter in the morning in place of food, so you don't feel hunger, you may want to rethink why you're drinking it in the first place.
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And in 2016, 81,000 families received a letter notifying them that lead levels in their drinking water did not meet the standards established by the EPA's Safe Drinking Water Act.
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The singer participated in the show's "day drinking" segment where the duo took back shots, chugged beers, and popped bottles of champagne — all while playing a series of drinking games.
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The group's lawsuit cites the Safe Drinking Water Act, a federal law that establishes guidelines for safe public drinking water throughout the country, set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
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In a previous study, she found that people who thought they were drinking an indulgent milkshake were more physiologically satisfied than those who thought they were drinking a healthier shake.
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The final two categories were "hazardous" drinking (14 to 35 UK units per week for women or 21 to 49 units for men) and "harmful" drinking (any more than "hazardous").
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A study of the health effects of low-risk drinking in France could be misinterpreted by researchers in the United States who may use a different definition of drinking levels.
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The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism defines binge drinking as a pattern of drinking that brings a person's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) to 22017 grams percent or above.
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In 219, an EPA contractor reviewed the MDEQ's drinking water program and flagged 22015 requirements from the Safe Water Drinking Act (SWDA) that they were not following at the time.
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No one has reported feeling sick or intoxicated from drinking the water, though people around the high-plains town joked on Friday that perhaps they should be drinking more water.
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More than a quarter of sailors and marines who were anonymously surveyed within two weeks before their deployment admitted to binge drinking regularly, and nearly 27 percent reported dangerous drinking.
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Compared to drinking under 100 grams of alcohol per week, drinking 100 to 200 grams was estimated to shorten the life span of a 40-year-old by six months.
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He responded to a question about his drinking habits from Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota by defiantly turning it on her: Had she ever blacked out from drinking too much?
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"Other negative consequences have a high likelihood of occurring with binge drinking, extreme binge drinking and/or blacking out including risky sexual behaviors, rape, and fights/physical assaults," Vaca said.
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He also promises to inject $100 billion into a Lead-Safe Communities Fund to ensure clean drinking water and help households afford it through a Drinking Water Assistance Matching Fund.
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Many recommend drinking a glass of water while drinking alcohol to help avoid the effects of a hangover, however a recent study may have quashed this old wives&apos tale.
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Of course, the first line of defense is not drinking too much in the first place—binge drinking has its own set of complications, from alcohol poisoning to alcoholic hepatitis.
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To do that, you have to implement basic sleep hygiene, which is not drinking caffeine after midday, or exercising too late, or drinking alcohol before bed, and just eating sensibly.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, excessive drinking is responsible for 88,000 deaths every year in the U.S. And our drinking habits at this age are especially important since, as previous research has shown, this is the time in our life when both men and women are drinking the most.
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Critics of the drinking age commonly argue that it forces youth to drink in secret, which may lead to binge drinking as people stash booze to secretly consume all at once.
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It caters mostly to adults: bachelor parties and 21st-birthday drinking binges come for the "drink around the world" challenge, which involves drinking at each nation's pavilion (avoid the Norwegian aquavit).
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But prosecutors contend Couch violated his probation, which prohibits him from drinking alcohol, after online footage surfaced last December seemingly showing Couch at a party where drinking games were being played.
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At the agency's Office of Drinking Water and Municipal Assistance, several employees were cited for making mistakes in regards to federal drinking water guidelines and were subsequently moved to other departments.
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They hoverboard around their open offices, drinking energy drinks, selfie-ing, refusing to fuck, monetizing their social media presence, pining for the imagined past of the 90s, drinking kale smoothies, whatever.
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I think the lives we lead when we are not drinking have an intimate relationship with how we approach drinking and whether we get drunk at the end of the week.
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"Results show that the airport's drinking fountains and water supply met or exceeded the standards set for drinking water and did not contain bacteria or harmful metal levels," the city said.
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One teacher told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that even some primary school children were drinking after class - the behavior of some in her school indicated they were also drinking between lessons.
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Drinking 200 to 350 grams per week was estimated to reduce life span by one to two years and drinking more than 350 grams per week by four to five years.
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While some found Judge Kavanaugh's college drinking unexceptional, nearly a dozen others said they recalled his indulging in heavy drinking, with some characterizing it as outside the norms of college life.
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Though excessive drinking is harmful and problem drinking is on the rise in the United States, many observational studies have found that moderate drinkers outlive abstainers and have less heart disease.
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For example, when eating lunch or drinking coffee, focus on the experience of eating or drinking, actually tasting each bite or sip, and not grading or lesson planning while doing so.
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Late night host Seth Meyers recruited the brothers for his day drinking segment, during which he and his guests chat all things alcohol while drinking the most ridiculous cocktails ever invented.
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But the "lager bier craze" dovetailed with another big trend: the temperance movement, which at various times sought to reduce problem drinking, reduce drinking more generally and eradicate alcohol consumption completely.
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On the night of Mr. Piazza's death, the pledges were forced to participate in various drinking stations, including chugging vodka and beer, drinking from a wine bag and playing beer pong.
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We didn't think about drinking — you had soda backstage.
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Drugs, drinking and sex are all bad -- very bad!
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The wild card in all of this ... Ben's drinking.
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It's available now — and people are already drinking up.
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" She was like, "I don't have a drinking problem.
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We've been drinking alcohol for — MC: Eight thousand years.
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The researchers considered a participant to have AUD if they met a number of the criteria from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), including things like drinking (or being sick from drinking) interfering with their job or personal life or wanting to cut down on or stop drinking but being unable.
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With alcohol rated as one of Britain's biggest health problems and binge-drinking revelers causing mayhem in city centers every weekend, health chiefs said no level of drinking could be considered safe.
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Importantly, study respondents are notorious for underreporting their drinking habits, so the rates of binge drinking may actually be higher than the new study reports—a possibility not lost on the researchers.
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While drinking with her buddies (including a guy so horny he was literally drinking out of a horn), Brienne ends up being officially knighted by her personal favorite knight, Ser Jaime Lannister.
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A study presented at the British Cardiovascular Society conference in June suggests that drinking five cups of coffee a day was no worse for the arteries than drinking less than a cup.
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Your pre-drinking turned into it's-time-to-stop drinking as your friends explain they had to peel you off the bathroom floor and wrap you in a blanket for the night.
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He confirms his love of beer and denies problem drinking, in what any generation that has access to alcohol would recognize as the furiously aggressive manner of someone with a drinking problem.
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Risky drinking among Canadians aged 15 years and older almost doubled from 16.7 to 38.6 percent in one year, according to the study, which also pointed to high levels of underage drinking.
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The fact that "Greg's Drinking Song," in which he details all the regretful things he did while drunk, is framed as an Irish drinking song is brilliant on a number of levels.
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The agency did not announce a maximum contaminant level (MCL) for PFAS, a legal limit for the amount the chemical can be allowed in drinking water under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
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Bacchanal Wine: The big draw of New Orleans is drinking outside, and Bacchanal gives that drinking direction with some outdoor seating, lighting, good food, an amazing wine selection, and a live band.
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She loved cooking, so most of her drinking was done in conjunction with food, and she was a pretty functioning human being, but was drinking four times the recommended amount a week.
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You should also stop drinking and reconsider your plan if you notice yourself or people around you seem excessively intoxicated, confused, disoriented, or physically incapacitated beyond the expected effects of drinking alcohol.
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Drinking more Although being a wine mom doesn't necessarily mean one has a drinking problem, the cultural phenomenon has taken off at a time in which alcohol use has spiked among women.
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Flint's residents had been exposed to high levels of lead in the town's drinking water stemming from a 2014 decision to switch the source of the drinking water to the Flint River.
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The introduction to the article "No Kegs, No Liquor: College Crackdown Targets Drinking and Sexual Assault," states: The backyard fraternity party was in full dancing, drinking mode on a recent Saturday morning.
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The busboy did not know what to do and did not want to get in trouble at work for drinking, particularly because he was under the legal drinking age, the complaint states.
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" The experiment could provide "a helping hand by reducing those triggered urges so people can regain control, and for some that will be drinking less; for others that will be not drinking.
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"Responsible drinking" campaigns emerged in the early 1970s as a way to address risky drinking and consequences, and they were largely sponsored by public health agencies and organizations, the study team writes.
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Increases were even higher in cities without public transport, where the presence of Uber led average drinking to rise by 5% and instances of binge drinking to go up by around 20%.
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On Tuesday, Trump -- who once wrote in a book that "drinking too much or behaving inappropriately is a one-way ticket to the Z-list" -- shrugged off the accounts of excessive drinking.
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Though drinking for the purposes of getting drunk certainly isn't the case for all Americans, she cites the fact that we don't have as entrenched a casual drinking culture as, say, Europe.
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The new study took the hard-drinking phenotype of mice from the earlier work, those that could continue drinking while on the rotating cylinder, and injected them with a drug called THIP.
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Dry January, which began as something of a PR stunt by the charity Alcohol Concern back in 2013, has now become a British national bloodsport, forcing everyone to feel a bit shitty about themselves: either for not drinking, or for still drinking, or for trying to stop drinking and realizing they couldn't even last a week.
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He may also be overfed: People had three times as much of the hunger hormone ghrelin in their systems after drinking a fizzy drink than they did after drinking a degassed flat soda, and six times as much as they did after drinking flat water, according to a study published this year in Obesity Research and Clinical Practice.
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But a new study, funded in part by the British Heart Foundation, found that drinking five cups of coffee a day was no worse for the arteries than drinking less than one cup.
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After an EPA study in 1986 showed one in five of the nation's drinking water systems carried more lead than considered safe, Congress passed a new Clean Water Drinking Act the same year.
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Isaac's testimony is in Annalise's favor, though, and he repeatedly tells the courtroom that Annalise hasn't been drinking and isn't at an additional risk of drinking again because of the class action suit.
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When a group of women was asked to taste cookies after drinking vodka and diet lemonade, or a placebo that smelled and tasted similar, they ended up eating more after drinking the vodka.
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Mapping the boozy tweets can show where people are drinking—or, more specifically, drinking too much—and could help cities point out important trends when it comes to alcohol policy and public health.
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Although the boys were more likely to have reported smoking or drinking, they weren't any more likely than girls to have reported smoking or drinking as a consequence of parental absence, explained Lacey.
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Their survey focused on heart health in the immediate aftermath of drinking, and their findings show that the risks and benefits of drinking change on a day-to-day and even hourly basis.
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She added that the most important finding of her study is that when it comes to the risk of diabetes, drinking a little bit often -- instead of drinking a lot rarely -- is best.
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Detroit Public Schools Superintendent Nikolai Vitti decided to shut down drinking fountains at every one of its 106 schools after initial tests of Detroit's drinking water showed high concentrations of copper and lead.
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Drinking in excess is bad for the mind and body, but drinking a little bit can actually make you age slower; a chemical in red wine is an antioxidant, and then it isn't.
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In some places, these ponds have been dug into the groundwater table -- water that can be pulled up by private drinking wells, or that eventually makes its way into public drinking water sources.
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He stopped drinking for a while and it got better, and then he got hurt and was off for a while and started drinking again and went back to doing the same thing.
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For example, most school districts and childcare facilities are not required per the Safe Drinking Water Act to test for lead in the water coming out of, say, drinking fountains and cafeteria kitchens.
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Snyder visited Flint residents on Monday, including one homeowner whose drinking water has tested higher than federal safety standards for the toxic substance and who has expressed concern about drinking even filtered water.
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With some of the longest work hours and heaviest drinking habits in the world (not to mention drinking frequently for work), South Koreans have long needed a workaround to get through the week.
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Until 1919, there was no national drinking age in the U.S. After the end of Prohibition in 1933, most states set their drinking age at 21, where it remained until the Vietnam War.
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Many in eastern Mosul lack drinking water, officials have warned, and many in the southern and western parts of the city are drinking untreated water, which could lead to the spread of diseases.
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Here's how it works: Let's say you have an old habit of drinking coffee every day and you want to add a new habit of drinking a glass of water every day. Solution?
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Everyone in this room has had a night where they have regretted drinking too much, or knows someone close to them who has had a night where they have regretted drinking too much.
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In America's latest water-related kerfuffle, Corpus Christi, Texas, officials announced Sunday the city's drinking water is again safe to use after a four-day ban on drinking the potentially contaminated tap water.
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In June, the Natural Resources Defense Council — the same organization that sued Flint, Michigan, over lead in its drinking water — sued Newark, for violating drinking water rules meant to protect residents from lead.
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Vega told Sandoval the player had been drinking and driving.
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We have some of the worst drinking and violence problems.
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Everyone agrees that heavy drinking during pregnancy can be harmful.
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Styron told officers he had been smoking marijuana and drinking.
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Water: Drinking water is another possible source of lead contamination.
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He's suicidal and he's drinking too much, even for him.
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"Everybody knows you shouldn't be drinking and flying," he noted.
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So, should nursing mothers "dump" their breastmilk after drinking alcohol?
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The Guided by Voices audience is very into drinking beer.
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Couch's probation bars him from drinking, using drugs or driving.
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You're alone at an Applebees bar drinking a miller lite.
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But Farrah tells PEOPLE that Sophia wasn't drinking the tea.
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If a mom does stop drinking, people are often baffled.
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"Drinking out of the toilet is completely untrue," said Hastings.
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They also lacked safe drinking water, electricity and medical services.
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Think about the Mai Tai you wish you were drinking.
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"I don't have a drinking problem," she said on WWHL.
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They're just about "drinking and being shitty" as you say.
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We ended up drinking with them most of the evening.
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Avery's not stupid, so he tells Alex about Jo's drinking.
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It's like paying for clean and fresh drinking water twice.
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"My husband got caught drinking from her flask," Cam says.
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I was drinking daily, but it seemed like second nature.
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There is a lot of drinking at the Golden Globes.
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Excessive drinking alone is linked to 88,000 deaths each year.
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In terms of the drinking path that I was on.
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Drinking water is not something that should be a luxury.
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Like everything else in the summer, wine drinking is easy.
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He also denied having a drinking problem at the time.
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How do you make certain they're of legal drinking age?
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This means no lying, no backbiting, eating, drinking, or fornicating.
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She's been drinking Slurpees ever since she was a kid.
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I take it if I've been drinking and feeling lazy.
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Drinking coffee may help lower the risk of malignant melanoma.
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It's time for the easiest step of all: start drinking.
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Good thing the inauguration drinking game has reached its conclusion.
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You're just drinking, you know, a green juice a day?
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This trip has involved a lot more drinking than expected.
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The thought of drinking it hadn't bothered me at first.
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The EPA establishes a Flint Safe Drinking Water Task Force.
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Scientists picked apart past claims about supposed benefits from drinking.
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Many of these hotspots lack sanitation facilities and drinking water.
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I was literally like, do I just start drinking bleach?
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Exhausted, worn out, and depressed, he began drinking every day.
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"He had been drinking, it was obvious," Smith said, smiling.
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Where do survivors get their supply of clean drinking water?
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Nobody is aware of the risks of drinking untreated water.
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" Turner himself blamed his sexual assault on "binge-drinking culture.
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Over 600 sites have detected PFAS in the drinking water.
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Thank god, because I always wake up starving after drinking.
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He already drinking a michelada, so I order a margarita.
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About 12 noted the patients had been drinking, for example.
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The wines I've been drinking are from the WSJwine Club.
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Target suggests drinking it with a salad or fish dinner.
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Another reason is that drinking impacts sleep quality, said Adams.
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So the symbol ҂ might mean "drinking orange juice," for example.
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After a few hours of drinking, someone brought out cocaine.
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Water Mission provides safe water for drinking, sanitation, and hygiene.
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But he was drinking again, and still terrified of retaliation.
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Ridiculous, and in fact I never could stand drinking milk!
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Eventually her friends noticed her excessive drinking and were concerned.
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CHICAGO — Fallout from the drinking water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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"We grew up drinking the mainstream domestic stuff," Sindell said.
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He spends afternoons drinking wine and reading books in cafes.
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Remember: Real friends don't pressure you into drinking or smoking.
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Drinking vinegars, also known as shrubs, are on the rise.
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College is also where he started binge drinking every night.
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But if you don't buy cheap liquor, drinking becomes expensive.
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In 1988 over 60% said that they had tried drinking.
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We're all talking after the shoot and we started drinking.
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For years after his accident, eating and drinking were difficult.
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The original idea was to not make drinking look glamorous.
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Show me that you're doing something about the drinking problem.
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"No one's drinking," Kanter, now 20 years old, told VICE.
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Girardi had also abstained from drinking due to her migraine.
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"My kids saw the effects of my drinking," he said.
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"I'll bring the I'm drinking all the wine," she tweeted.
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No water pumps, no gas, no medicine, no drinking water.
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Webber isn't going to start drinking necessarily; he's still dry.
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How did nobody ever notice Carrie drinking cosmos all alone?
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He's struggling to resist drinking, especially with the mini bar.
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Is drinking with your kids at home a good idea?
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Drinking lots of juice won't flush them from your body.
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Maybe he's a witch drinking a potion of youth elixir.
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They also tracked behaviours including heavy drinking and marijuana use.
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The company wants us to start having coffee drinking experiences.
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Other alcohol experts agree regular, moderate drinking is probably safe.
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Los Angeles imports about 85 percent of its drinking water.
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And you may experience withdrawal if you stop drinking coffee.
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If you're not drinking, you're probably making better food choices.
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Alamo Drafthouse will be selling exclusive drinking glasses from Mondo.
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Another two are laughing while drinking beers on a couch.
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Later, Nola finds herself drinking and dancing her life away.
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Roughly as many have no access to clean drinking water.
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I graze on the vegetable plate while drinking a Corona.
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"We're drinking now," one former staffer said on Thursday night.
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Until then, fans will have to settle for drinking it.
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But she really began drinking at a very early age.
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I love moshing, jumping off stage, drinking, doing crazy shit.
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It should be as basic as drinking water every day.
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Others are drinking less and some are dropping alcohol altogether.
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Late night office drinking sessions are always an interesting experience.
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You could have been drinking beer for a summer instead.
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Give all this, why are people still drinking aloe juice?
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So people have started talking about it and drinking them.
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For one Wisconsin man, it was cause to start drinking.
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"It was like drinking a gallon of adrenaline," O'Rourke said.
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She said everyone was drinking and laughing, and having fun.
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That's what I get for not drinking my protein shake.
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Many work from drinking joints which have proliferated across Malawi.
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Drinking immediately helped with a lot of my personal insecurities.
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He subsisted by eating discarded food and drinking from faucets.
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This is what also makes them perfect for summer drinking.
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Grace didn't believe McDermott since they had both been drinking.
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Make sure that your child is drinking plenty of water.
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Deborah spent the evening drinking wine outside with a friend.
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They can also be found in drinking water, researchers noted.
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All in all, a pretty typical Tuesday night drinking sesh.
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Drinking wine out of chic glassware feels and looks good.
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Brady's pseudoscientific connection between drinking it and not getting sunburned.
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The perks of doing all your drinking before 7 p.m.!
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"No more partying and drinking and strip clubs," Pardo says.
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"You have to stop drinking in public," she joked onstage.
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They should be drinking their own clean, safe tap water.
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"Everyone is Drinking Pedialyte to Cure Their Hangovers," Cosmo declared.
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My brilliant idea was to use Xanax instead of drinking.
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"I started noticing I was drinking a lot," she says.
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"The biggest improvement for me was not drinking," he says.
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Decades of drinking and smoking began to take their toll.
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They had an idea of they wanted a drinking song.
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Moderate coffee drinking is also highlighted in the suggested menu.
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Study after study has associated drinking games with alcohol problems.
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Models that predict how shifting rivers can affect drinking water.
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He was fired, Papatsie said, because of a drinking problem.
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Drinking contaminated water can also lead to serious digestive problems.
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What is the appropriate time for drinking on a Thursday?
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Spencer Hight had been drinking at the bar on Sept.
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The three of us ended up drinking beer while waiting.
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We're told the major reason for the delay ... Ben's drinking.
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It's in their drinking water and it's in their soil.
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Camp White Pine protesters are also concerned about drinking water.
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By the time he was 14, he was drinking regularly.
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Smoking is now an anachronism, and same with the drinking.
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Either way, we predict your Oscars night may involve drinking.
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He relapsed, began drinking heavily again, and his depression worsened.
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"Positive effects were negated by heavy drinking," added the subhead.
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What's more, these cuts will put drinking water at risk.
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Drinking contaminated water can lead to devastating disease and illness.
|
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But slowly, my working routine allowed my drinking to escalate.
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It supplies 2.6 billion liters of drinking water per day.
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I was like, 'I'm 26 and I'm out, drinking constantly.
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All the houses will have access to filtered drinking water.
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Is Katy saying that we're all drinking the Kool Aid?
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"I can't believe I'm drinking water right now," he added.
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BarCraft Tropical Chic Novelty Glass Drinking Jars (Set of 4)
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That's why God invented drinking, and wedding receptions, we suppose.
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"You, you only come around / When you're drinking," he begins.
|
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DiBileo responded after the other student mentioned drinking and hazing.
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BONUS: Blood orange wine spritzers: Winter's answer to day drinking
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They have access to one toilet and one drinking fountain.
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Drinking artificially sweetened drinks did not produce the same effects.
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The only thing better than drinking wine is eating it.
|
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"Have you been drinking," he asks, according to the video.
|
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It's all fair game when it comes to day drinking.
|
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When asked whether he had been drinking, Woods says no.
|
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There are plenty of variations of the Tinder drinking game.
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I drank it fast once I realized I was drinking.
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Mom's busy mingling, which means she's not drinking nearly enough.
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Alcohol taxes cut down on excess drinking and save lives.
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Women drinking chocolate in church while mass was being celebrated.
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Use it to save money on eating (and drinking) out.
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Drinking above this limit was related to lower life expectancy.
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We got the play, and then obviously commenced drinking immediately.
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Patrons order at the counter and tend to linger, drinking.
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"Drink seltzer if you're just drinking to hydrate," says André.
|
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Now to the good news: Daytime drinking is obviously fun.
|
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Water glasses full of vodka he was drinking and pills.
|
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Who says drinking seriously good cocktails can't be really fun?
|
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Drinking that much water was also a lesson in sipping.
|
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What drinking really does is cause inflammation in your brain.
|
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Suffoletto has long researched technological interventions to curb dangerous drinking.
|
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Should all women who have sex just stop drinking altogether?
|
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And that excessive drinking can lead to sometimes fatal accidents.
|
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Drinking that much during a climb is just not necessary.
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I'm not going to let drinking get in the way.
|
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When the drinking starts things get a little more boisterous.
|
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So drinking motives are a final pathway to alcohol use.
|
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Drinking for social motives is associated with moderate alcohol use.
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Just in time for all that holiday red wine drinking.
|
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Italy Peroni is awful and so are Italy's drinking games.
|
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My baby and I quit drinking over a year ago.
|
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But I did do some serious drinking out of it.
|
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About half an hour after drinking it, I initiated foreplay.
|
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To kill time, I started drinking in the airport bar.
|
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Mitchell questioned him about his drinking habits and sexual behavior.
|
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Healthcare experts also warn against drinking high amounts of caffeine.
|
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Solo drinking, cats and a deep dive into obscure records?
|
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About one third of households are without reliable drinking water.
|
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Seems like drinking urine might be your kidneys' worst nightmare.
|
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About a third of households are without reliable drinking water.
|
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It was sort of in lieu of quitting drinking entirely.
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Well, of course we doBut until they come trueWe're drinking!
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Even if nothing will top drinking it with Rucker himself.
|
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This can ultimately cause trouble with eating, drinking, and breathing.
|
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Full disclosure: I'm not the biggest fan of drinking games.
|
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Residents of Hugo, Colorado can resume drinking their tap water.
|
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"You don't want players drinking beer at halftime," Stern said.
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I started getting into drugs on top of the drinking.
|
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American babies were drinking soda as early as seven months.
|
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So then I stopped drinking water before and during work.
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"Everybody died," Mr. Keen, 50, said of his drinking crew.
|
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First: Stop drinking soda, sweetened coffees and other sugary drinks.
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Drinking is seen as a ritual of the college experience.
|
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Echo Park Lake was originally a reservoir for drinking water.
|
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Beer bottles and cans can be their own drinking vessels.
|
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How much do you know about beer drinking in Germany?
|
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Drinking milk is the only way to build strong bones.
|
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When I was a kid, drinking soda was a treat.
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She's all in favor of me not drinking coffee anymore.
|
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We are talking possible contamination of drinking water to people.
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After the divorce, he started drinking too much, he said.
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She was drinking a Cherry Coke Zero and taking notes.
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Award ceremony, war, drinking, war: We flicker back and forth.
|
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They had been drinking at an apartment in Plano, Tex.
|
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This kind of drinking was not about reaching the State.
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Don't worry about packing all the drinking water you'll need.
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It likely includes underage drinking in violation of VA law.
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The drinking water in my home was clean and safe.
|
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"It's so fire, drinking hot soup with you," he said.
|
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Chloe set the table: paper napkins, the cloudy drinking glasses.
|
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" Clarke joked that drinking five beers "apparently is called tapering.
|
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Even drinking water is at the mercy of the locks.
|
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Teen suicides, binge drinking, hard drug use — all are down.
|
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However, some people are still drinking water instead of milk.
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We're probably not going to stop drinking coffee or wine.
|
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Tales of binge drinking, bullying, hazing … the list goes on.
|
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He spent 11 years drinking terrible instant coffee in prison.
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Better than sitting in the desert drinking tea, so yeah.
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The water from the river is not safe for drinking.
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Because you know that whole drinking a beer outside thing?
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I have never seen a thin person drinking Diet Coke.
|
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There was, it seemed, a fair bit of prematch drinking.
|
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As Lakshman's mother's drinking worsened, he began going more often.
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" And: "After four hours you'll find yourself drinking cheap booze.
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He denied ever drinking to the point of blacking out.
|
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Throughout our relationship, I don't believe he ever stopped drinking.
|
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The family's money woes worsened, and Roark's drinking followed suit.
|
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The alleged threats to drinking water from fracking are manifold.
|
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I also saw this man drinking wine wearing purple gloves.
|
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By around 4 PM on Election Day, we started drinking.
|
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Does it feel anything like drinking vodka or smoking weed?
|
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The Punisher sits with him, drinking a cup of coffee.
|
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And, "water was NOT what we were drinking," she confessed.
|
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But because it's a lot of people just reckless. Drinking.
|
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Kavanaugh didn't explicitly say that he himself was drinking legally.
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We get along well, but we've never been drinking buddies.
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REM rebound also happens after a night of hard drinking.
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They planned the Boston Tea Party drinking at the Tavern.
|
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Tables are peppered with young children drinking from kid's cups.
|
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Perhaps Botox itself is drinking from the fountain of youth.
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Not drinking, you pick up on other peoples' awkwardness more.
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My relationship with drinking really started when I turned 18.
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That made me realize it was possible to stop drinking.
|
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There is a lot of beer drinking in the book.
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It might happen at a party, there might be drinking.
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Drinking wine, that's fun, and that's what it's all about.
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No drop of drinking water, no fertile land, no trees.
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And the company is certainly drinking its own Kool Aid.
|
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And again, as long as you're of legal drinking age.
|
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But drinking with the guests is out of the question.
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Watch your drinking, too, particularly when you are dining out.
|
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He was notably heavier in his drinking than other people.
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Like drinking my last can of protie yesterday was sad.
|
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It looks like a guy is drinking outside your car.
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He would sometimes appear to choke while eating or drinking.
|
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But seeing as they're drinking it can quickly turn sour.
|
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Steve Bannon and Paul Ryan will never be drinking buddies.
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Point being: I'm trying to give up drinking this year.
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Singing, talking, smoking, sucking dick, eating delicious snacks, drinking smoothies.
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It can fuel unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as binge drinking.
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Rosthchild and I pass the balmy evening drinking Tubi slushies.
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I like men whose faces reflect their excessive drinking habits.
|
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Now, that's not to say that drinking juice is bad.
|
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O'Rourke was somehow drinking champagne in an igloo that night.
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But most of us would never think of drinking it.
|
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The EPA is responsible for Safe Drinking Water Act compliance.
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That's why experts recommend never drinking on an empty stomach.
|
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"I had been drinking a lot that day," Kelly says.
|
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Several months after McMillan got sober, he stopped drinking, too.
|
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Former employees pointed to reckless behavior by Kasowitz while drinking.
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COLBERT: Which — spoiler alert, I was drinking absinthe all week.
|
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And yet kids and pregnant women were drinking the water.
|
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We spent the rest of the night laughing and drinking.
|
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And I didn't stop drinking until I was about 22.
|
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We had both been drinking, him far more than me.
|
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Tony was a wild teenager, drinking and crashing family cars.
|
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Because it must be acknowledged that they are indeed drinking.
|
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Instead, she said, "I've been drinking a lot more water."
|
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But his own recollections have offered clues about his drinking.
|
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I understood their drinking as proof of extreme interior weather.
|
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One CNN host asked him if he had been drinking.
|
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Drinking coffee lately has been an awful time for me.
|
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I'm drinking six to seven liters of water a day.
|
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LG: Kara hates seeing when you're all drinking, okay, basically.
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In 2017, maybe we'll all be drinking Trump and Tonics.
|
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My drinking career was not as well drawn as Roseanne.
|
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He liked to do beer bongs, he played drinking games.
|
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Drinking alcohol should never make you feel dumb or belittled.
|
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" A co-worker even said, "I miss drinking with you.
|
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The resort offers plenty of romantic dining and drinking options.
|
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Tyrion and Jaime played drinking games with Brienne and Podrick.
|
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Inside Rukban access to drinking water and healthcare is limited.
|
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Ernt's PTSD consists of nightmares, violence, paranoia and excessive drinking.
|
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You want drug free, you want not drinking too much.
|
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The drinking led to prescription pills then to everything else.
|
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Many will tell you they never had a drinking problem.
|
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By the time I'm done eating, I'm usually done drinking.
|
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The stereotype of binge drinking is a very real thing.
|
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Drinking mate would have been outlandish in wealthy social circles.
|
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He tried to commit suicide three times by drinking poison.
|
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Examples circulating online include drinking household bleach and using cocaine.
|
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Volunteers spread awareness about the risks of drinking tap water.
|
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He was drinking coffee, and eating beans and fried plantains.
|
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"There's no problem with drinking beer in college," she said.
|
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As drinking venues are changing, so are the drinkers themselves.
|
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And since we're dreaming here, we'll be drinking white Burgundies.
|
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Two drinking glasses and a dinner plate perched on top.
|
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"I don't need another drinking buddy," I wanted to say.
|
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He left school at 14 and started drinking at 16.
|
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But maybe I've just been drinking too much coffee today.
|
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We'd stay up all night drinking whiskey and smoking cigarettes.
|
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I was really uncomfortable and I was drinking too much.
|
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We sat on her couch for a while, drinking coffee.
|
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Or guests dancing together to pop music and drinking alcohol.
|
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If your parents only love you enough, they'll stop drinking.
|
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"He's drinking lightweight beers, that's the secret," she told Morgan.
|
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"I'll be warm in the lodge drinking coffee," he said.
|
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Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit drinking.
|
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It considers recreational use a potential health risk like drinking.
|
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These are our top picks for the best drinking glasses.
|
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Thematic audacity came this close to being a drinking game.
|
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Well, I'm sure I'll be doing plenty of drinking afterwards.
|
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Woods said, "No" when asked if he had been drinking.
|
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Are you ready to abandon protections of your drinking water?
|
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This massive soju is used for preserving food, not drinking.
|
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He's drinking and he's watching and rewatching the Challenger explosion.
|
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Now she was drinking cheap Rioja, her teeth turning purple.
|
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So why are so many people drinking it in flight?
|
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Meanwhile, people were sitting around drinking wine and eating cheese.
|
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I seem to be drinking in life's joys pretty well.
|
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After a month without drinking, a beer would taste good.
|
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What does it mean to have a serious drinking problem?
|
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The animals were getting water — but not by drinking it.
|
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Instead of drinking on an empty stomach, we ordered food.
|
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The officers had been responding to reports of underage drinking.
|
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And we see what's happening in colleges — blackout drinking, suicides.
|
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Nunberg denied drinking but said he was on antidepressant medication.
|
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One of them took out a flask and started drinking.
|
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"It was because his drinking put me off," she said.
|
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Comparisons and contemplation come naturally when drinking any good wine.
|
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"I spent six weeks without eating or drinking," he said.
|
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They passed their time drinking Coronas, Walentin's Instagram Stories showed.
|
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"We had a really heavy night of drinking," she said.
|
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Drinking had increased in every age group, the researchers found.
|
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I need more in my stomach if I'm drinking tonight.
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Activists thought that prohibiting its sale would curb excess drinking.
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Drinking tea may be good for your heart, researchers report.
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Why were Grace and Shannon drinking wine in a diner?
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Some 285,000 get their first access to clean drinking water.
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"No, I didn't say I was drunk drinking," Smith replied.
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The crew had also been drinking alcohol, the investigators found.
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What more could be done to protect America's drinking water?
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Vital services Wetlands purify drinking water by filtering out pollutants.
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The train operator was speeding after he had been drinking.
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The police report backed up his story about not drinking.
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"Drinking alcohol results in a low quality sleep," she says.
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You're drinking a good amount of the stuff, in fact.
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It compared measured levels to drinking water or other standards.
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That the people drinking their creations were guests, not fans.
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A group of men sat beneath a tree, drinking beer.
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People say dumb things especially when they're drinking free wine.
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MYTH: Drinking bleach will cure ailments including cancer and autism.
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Federal funding for the drinking water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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I noticed that he wasn't drinking, despite the open bar.
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He spent all night drinking Red Bulls from the minibar.
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Apparently, our drinking and irrigation water doesn't matter as much.
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An earlier report said drinking water can also be contaminated.
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More than anything, I enjoyed the routine of drinking coffee.
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In reality she has lost her job because of drinking.
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Both had been drinking prior to meeting, according to testimony.
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Som, sitting nearby, said she vomited after drinking the water.
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Also Kavanaugh's drinking history is not part of this probe.
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"I also recommend not drinking on a date," Spira said.
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Witnesses told officers they had been drinking, the station reported.
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"I had a drinking problem," he told ESPN in 2014.
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This is why drinking bong water won't get you stoned.
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There was a great deal of smoking, coffee drinking, gossiping.
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Now he was drinking heavily and for hours on end.
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Workers are also setting up plants to clean drinking water.
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Note: Mashable does not advise playing Miley's proposed drinking game.
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"He started drinking when I was 12," Ryan told me.
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I'd been drinking here for years before I took over.
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Similarly, the "Devil's Triangle" was definitely not a drinking game.
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This place is strictly for drinking, so don't fuck around.
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His family had been drinking the water for a decade.
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I stopped drinking altogether and started going to bed earlier.
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Cali's earlier start time also cuts down the drinking hours.
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We just sat there watching the sunset, drinking a beer.
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How long before heavy drinking brings out boorish male behavior?
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Nunberg denied having been drinking or being on anything else.
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Drinking wine from the glass is classy — but not awesome.
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They refrain from cursing, drinking or gesticulating lewdly in traffic.
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It covered diesel tanks and corrupted the drinking water plant.
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