I'm about to knock back a bottle of Jack Daniels!
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In contrast, firms that outright knock back shareholder demands are punished.
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This can be used at any time to knock back an enemy.
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Or is she inviting the boss out to knock back a few brews?
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I shut my laptop, remove my glasses, turn off the light, and knock back out.
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Plus, you can't even knock back a beer to take the edge off the stress.
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Let's say you're hungry, and you decide to knock back two of those Styrofoam-cupped noodles.
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If you are someone whose resilience is low, yesterday might have been a real knock back.
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Biologists spend a good deal of time and money trying to knock back or exterminate invasive species.
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The Pedal Tavern is a party bike tour where riders knock back beers while cycling down Broadway.
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Also, in the special elections over the last two years, the G.O.P. spent millions to knock back Democrats.
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Miniño joined in with everything, only sneaking out when the Norwegian crew members started to knock back booze.
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After a few abysmal failures, we successfully clink bottles and knock back the better part of our lukewarm beers.
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Knock back a banana yogurt drink, which is packaged in a cute little bottle with cows on its label.
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So sit back and unhinge your jaws as you knock back these six-ounce patties with a cold one.
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Now I am battling jetlag and trying not to cry as I watch Daniel smoke and knock back Cokes.
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A Western air campaign could inflict heavy casualties and knock back ISWAP's ability to organise by a year or more.
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Stan would occasionally knock back those screwdrivers at the old comedians' haunt in Beverly Hills, where he was a member.
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Thus begins an intense friendship between the two, as they knock back endless tiny drinks over a game of chess.
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Some believe it is essentially an easygoing knock-back wine, refreshing, very good with seafood, but little more than that.
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Dr. Chakwas enjoys a drink, and Shepard can knock back a brandy in her company, if he or she so wishes.
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Knock Back A Frosty Armodelo At La PerlaLa Perla is one of those Austin bars that has been around seemingly forever.
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Still, there are plenty of opportunities for the gainfully employed to knock back a brew or two in the daylight hours.
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The huaraches from Country Boys are a favorite, and I knock back a few servings of watermelon juice on every visit.
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Although the tariffs were smaller than manufacturers had sought, some reckon they might knock back recent price declines by several years.
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Sure, food is important, but before most diners knock back so much as a crumb, they're probably forming opinions about a restaurant.
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The ECJ could decide the Commission is allowed to challenge transfer pricing but knock back the Commission's methodology for calculating Apple's bill.
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It was simple yet delicious, juicy, fruity and floral, the kind of wine you want to knock back when you are thirsty.
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Still, is it right, as their critics question, to knock back shots as dozens of their fellow citizens are killed every day?
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" Before you can knock back a pinot noir, they have all decamped to what everyone insists on calling a "hot tub spa.
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It was cold, and it looked like the cheap kind of rosé you'd knock back in the park on a summer's day.
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At the tables, besuited attendees—around 21996 percent male—knock back bottles of Peroni, champagne, and what looks like slow-cooked lamb.
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That is an exaggeration, but it would threaten European co-operation in other areas and knock back a club already beset by crises.
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The day's final port of call is buzzing Aristides Avenue, where Firth and I knock back beer with some of his winemaking pals.
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Now, it seems that smell may also have something to do with the rate at which you knock back those gin and tonics.
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Meghan Markle will get the chance to knock back a pint of the iconic beer when she and Prince Harry visit Dublin next month.
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Let's just call out public pools for what they really are: enormous shared toilets we like to splash around and knock back margaritas in.
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When you're surrounded by enemies, using Revenge will give you a big stat boost and even knock back opponents that're about to hit you.
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You could go hard on the supermarket Chardonnay, knock back Sourz at the bar, and wake up feeling perky and in time for brunch mimosas.
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And as we mentioned on Wednesday, they ensured that Sunday-brunch enthusiasts could now knock back a few drinks a bit earlier in the day.
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Or, Mr. Grossi said, customers could opt for "the quick Italian experience," and knock back an espresso standing at the bar, as most Italians do.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Next time you knock back a cold Sam Adams beer, you have one man in particular to thank for it: Jim Koch.
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We need a leader, a true leader, to manage England, and nothing says 'leadership' like the ability to knock back an imperial measurement of Jacob's Creek.
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In a canned format, it can be easy to knock back a few cans without even realizing it, and that can go to your head, literally.
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Epperly agrees, and says you'd probably have to knock back four or more drinks for there to be a "clinical effect"—like a worsening of symptoms.
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Getting drunk may seem like a simple behavior—just knock back a few shots and let the fadesies take hold—and the outcome is certainly predictable.
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I'll always see Jimmi Simpson as It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Liam McPoyle, a member of an incestuous hillbilly clan who knock back milk like it's whiskey.
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" Sefl said the key is to keep Clinton "presidential and measured" and rely on the campaign operation to "knock back everything that comes out of his mouth.
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The other staff members teeter by on vertiginous rhinestone-encrusted platform stilettos while a pair of South Korean businessmen—the only other patrons—knock back Singha beers.
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There's no doubt that you're supposed to knock back the oyster shooter in tomato-and-orange-flavored water with drops of ketchup oil floating on the surface.
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The outcome could alter the balance of power in Nevada's legislature, knock back gains in gender parity in the capital, and impact the future of the state's elections.
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You don't have to hail from The Emerald Isle to grab your favorite green shirt and knock back a pint of Guinness in honor of St. Patrick's Day.
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For many patients, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs would be a good choice because along with pain relief, these medications knock back inflammation associated with the dental procedure, Gupta said.
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Dan Sung Sa3317 W 6th St, Koreatown, CA 90020 Named after a legendary movie house in Seoul, Dan Sung Sa is a greatplace to knock back soju and snacks.
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You can knock back some Muscadet and oysters with, instead of a garden-variety mignonette, a few thick, concentrated drops of a dressing that is intensely lemony but not sour.
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Unfortunately, assuming you're around 150 pounds, you'd have to knock back 3,500 pints of beer in 24 hours to ingest the human equivalent of the xanthohumol the skinny mice got.
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Presumably different to a session in Jing A's brewpub, where you can knock back the recreated beer with a burger and a piped soundtrack of Modest Mouse and The Strokes.
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But if you happened to see a close friend with the beer Your Emoji, you'd know you could message them to try to go knock back a few cold ones.
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As if by magic, I&aposm able to knock back glasses of water at an astonishing rate, as if Nestlé might rock up to the local reservoir at any moment.
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And after-hours, many of its regulars are just as likely to knock back a round after up days as they are to drown their sorrows following a rout, she said.
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Australia's Treasurer Scott Morrison, who must approve major foreign investments, told parliament he was pleased his decision to knock back the foreign bids had "facilitated" the asset remaining in Australian hands.
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Liam James is a little ways from being able to knock back a full plate, but that didn't stop him from being the sweetest meal companion for his mama Lauren Conrad.
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"I have tried to remain so positive and battle through each week but with each knock back it's shaken me a bit," Cafferty, 36, wrote in an update in September 2017.
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After a few minutes, the stamp on the ice starts to melt, and the excess water begins to ever-so-slightly dilute the drink, making it even easier to knock back.
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I believe he said Trump, not a huge surprise in the audience, but they talked about how years ago, Democrats and Republicans used to knock back beers together and play golf.
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Like Medina and Prepejchal, he remembers fun nights with the guys, when dozens of players would sit and barbecue and knock back beers hours after darkness called a halt to play.
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That's why we've also included a bunch of very reliable coffee spots in our MUNCHIES Guide to Austin where you can go to knock back the tastiest and most legal of uppers.
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It's slick, cool, delicious, and ordered by those who know that you can knock back three of these and have a better lasting buzz than one to two of any other drink.
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Going to the dentist's office isn't anyone's idea of a good time, but what if you could knock back a cold one or a glass of wine before sitting down for some fillings?
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But I have always preferred the freshness and easy drinkability of plain old Valpolicella, which, like Beaujolais, has historically been a wine you could knock back without fear of heaviness, headache or hangover.
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She now has the ability to fire at enemies with a full 360 degree range, and she also has a melee attack that you can use to knock back foes and link together attacks.
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If you've got any luck at all, your job comes with the occasional bit of entertainment—the times you get paid to fly business class, knock back some drinks, or spend a few hours outside.
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Concretely, this means that one moment, the five actors bear Russian names and knock back vodka shots; the very next, they are in another era and country, speaking in blank verse and thou'ing each other.
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The President also used his speech at CPAC to knock back accusations that his firing of Comey was an attempt to shut down the Russia investigation and therefore fits the definition of obstruction of justice.
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In any case, food doesn't play a large part in the series — food shortages were a fact of life in the Soviet Union — but there are many scenes in which characters knock back shots of vodka.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Not many small exploration companies would knock back a multi-million-dollar financing offer by BHP Billiton, the world's biggest mining company, but Nick Mather of Ecuador-focused SolGold Plc said he has better offers.
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I thought I was too cool to wear fancy dress and knock back flavored vodka shots, so I skipped every single party and sat in my bedroom, reading poetry by dead women, waiting for my people to find me.
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Some of the athletes—who until that point had been sticking to the tamer drinks—began to knock back shots of vodka and cachaça (Brazil's most popular spirit, a liquor distilled from fermented sugarcane) liberally distributed by the bartenders.
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But the hotel is deserted at midday on a Monday, apart from me, Kulachenko, the translator, and a group of thick-set men in the corner who knock back whiskey on the rocks as they huddle over a conversation.
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While cooling can knock-back muscle swelling and soreness, "in our study we found that post-exercise cooling lowers the ability of our muscles to make new proteins that are essential to repair and build our muscles," he explained.
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Before the Missouri verdict, Johnson & Johnson had been able to knock back most of the legal challenges that connected talcum powder alone to cancer, by claiming, in part, that the scientific research was flawed and offering studies to the contrary.
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China and the United States, the world's two biggest economies, imposed fresh tariffs on each other's goods on Monday, showing no signs of backing down from an increasingly bitter trade dispute that is expected to knock back global economic growth.
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While it's doubtful that you'll get a personal invite to knock back some brewskies with Kid Rock or Paramore, it's surprisingly easy to temporarily befriend smaller bands and crew members alike on comparatively less mainstream offerings like 70000 Tons of Metal or ShipRocked.
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China and the United States, the world's two biggest economies, imposed a new round of tariffs on each other's goods on Monday, showing no signs of backing down from an increasingly bitter trade dispute that is expected to knock back global economic growth.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - For all Thailand's efforts to make it easier for low income earners to buy their own home, state employee Nattawut Khampak is braced for another knock back from the same bank that turned down his mortgage application two months ago.
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As is the case at most of the beer halls in the city, customers stand at tables as they knock back pints that sell for the equivalent of about 50 cents US. The brews are named and numbered from One to Seven.
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Reporters respond by pointing out that these assertions have no basis in fact, just as they attempt to knock back Mr. Trump's manufactured content by producing running tallies of his false statements — more than 5,000, says The Washington Post's Fact Checker column.
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The jaunt to Tequila mercifully went well — Ramona didn't even set fire to an agave field while calling Bethenny "a real B." With everyone back in the villa and continuing to knock back margaritas like they're going out of style; however, things go badly, fast.
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On top of that, it offers plenty of options for getting weird after hours, whether you're looking to grind up on a dancefloor, knock back some after-midnight tiki drinks, eat breakfast surrounded by exotic birds, or hang out at a 224/224 Korean spa.
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Turns out the same enzymes that give bug-eating plants the ability to gobble up flies is remarkably good at breaking apart gluten proteins, according to the study, which could allow gluten-intolerant folks to knock back a beer or a slice of pizza with impunity.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The ripple effects of the Zika virus are hitting the poor hard in Latin America and the Caribbean, and could knock back development unless states involve communities in a stronger push to tackle the disease, a U.N.-led study said on Thursday.
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The Fix: Park Life CBD Infused Sublingual Strips Sure, you can knock back a couple of $17 martinis at the airport bar before you hop on the plane, or down some tiny wines mid-flight, but prepare to feel like death when the buzz wears off.
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"For two cents on the dollar, we could pay for universal child care, universal pre-K, universal college and knock back the student loan debt burden for about 43 million Americans and still have nearly, just short, of $1 trillion leftover," Warren said in an interview with CNN.
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But with new evidence in the investigation regarding Trump's ties to Russia and stalled legislative agenda hanging over the presidency, what better way to blow off a little steam than to knock back a couple of beers, fire off bottle rockets, and salute the ol' stars and bars?
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When Democrats whose votes the President needs knock back his immigration program -- perhaps because it doesn't shield Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program recipients -- Trump can boast to supporters that he stood up for strong borders and merit-based visas, core aspirations of his political base and conservative immigration advocates.
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Stephanie further reinforces this assertion by describing her average gig: "When the clubs are going off, bottles are popping, [and] people are hooking up" —a characterization which goes a long way to accounting for her lascivious nature, her ability to knock back mid-afternoon cocktails, and her fondness of brownies of questionable legality.
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Depending what you're in the mood for, guests could tuck into British-inspired sharing plates at Pennyworth's (named after Bruce Wayne's unconditionally loyal butler, Alfred), knock back a potentially lethal cocktail in The Penguin's opulent Art Deco Iceberg Lounge, and pick from a menu of international cuisine while watching live entertainment each night.
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More to do nearby: Take a 15-minute ride out to Virginia Key to knock back a cheap beer and take in the full ocean view at the Wetlab, which is perpetually jam-packed with marine biologists (not weird, since it's attached to the University of Miami's Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science).
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Walk — or stagger — from La Ciambella through the haunting labyrinth of Renaissance and Baroque Rome to the venerable Bar del Fico, a combination bistro and bar where you can sip a Negroni or mescal infused with ginger beer and chili (163 euros), or knock back a brandy alongside the young Romans who gather here nightly to sip and dance.
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Through repetition of the same argument, and by virtue of America's vast military power and economic wealth, the foreign policy establishment in general terms has been conditioned to believe there is no quandary the U.S. can't solve with our military, or any bully that the U.S. can't knock back (the question of what comes next is rarely asked these days).
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"If we put that two-cent wealth tax in place on the 75,000 largest fortunes in this country — two cents — we can do universal child care for every baby zero to 20163, universal pre-K, universal college, and knock back the student loan debt burden for 95 percent of our students and still have nearly a trillion dollars left over," Warren said of her plan to tax the wealthy to pay for a package of progressive welfare policies.
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