He also senses a shift towards swigging pricier premium brands.
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Later poets would come to be synonymous with wine-swigging and bacchanalia.
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There are drumming, guitar playing, free soup and 20-somethings swigging beer.
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Here's a decrepit old man in a decrepit old room, furtively swigging booze.
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" In Trainspotting, we saw Renton swigging vodka, telling us: "It's shite being Scottish.
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A drinker swigging from a bottle curls backward as if about to spiral.
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They can crowd around and laugh at my twisted control underwear while swigging beers.
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The whole mag crew is swigging liquor and dancing with abandon around a campfire.
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He plays Mother, the beer-swigging ambulance driver for a crooked Los Angeles company.
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Cut to him standing in a parking lot swigging from a half gallon of milk.
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If she's back to her wine-swigging days, it could be because she lost the baby.
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Then, I presume, they collapsed in exhaustion, hopefully not before swigging down a few celebratory beers.
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A few men remained, smoking and swigging beer, their shirts rolled up, revealing slack, pale bellies.
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Do mornings invite optimism and inspiration, or provoke repeated hits of the snooze button and caffeine swigging?
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THE DUBLINERS, a pub in central Tokyo, is primed for an onslaught of beer-swigging rugby fans.
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This genre was about woozy, heady, floaty tones—stuff made for popping percs, swigging lean, and slooooooooooooowing down.
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Lithe young people lounge on beds and in swimming pools, eating pizza and swigging champagne from the bottle.
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At one point, the woman was seen swigging champagne from a bottle while the actor smoked a cigarette.
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At one memorable men's show, a floppy-haired rock star was swigging from a full bottle of Champagne.
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"Happy New Year!" shouts an older man swigging from a plastic bottle of vodka on the subway platform.
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The study found that swigging mouthwash can prevent exercise from lowering your blood pressure as it normally does.
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He claimed he's still not allowed to attend school in Germany, before swigging again from his beer bottle.
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Well, without the actual cocktails (if you don't count the flask that Cam's husband, Adam Weaver, was swigging from).
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Equally, it's possible to impress her by breaking into locked properties, walking around naked, and swigging excessive amounts of alcohol.
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It's difficult to imagine we would get the deceitful, compelling, vodka-swigging style of Annalise without the success of Olivia.
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Outside the main venue, a group of young punk fans gathered on a stoop, smoking and swigging from liquor bottles.
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That is what your correspondent did, swigging koutoukou (a fiery spirit distilled from palm wine) out of a shared plastic jerrycan.
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And while we may still be in the PSL swigging, foliage ogling portion of the season, Halloween is coming up quick.
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Now they're in a VIP booth at a club, swaying and swigging from bottles of Moët & Chandon while the music pumps.
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In the back streets scrawny men loiter outside terraces of peeling boarding houses, swigging from cans and glaring at the seagulls.
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The last time it was cool may have been when Janis Joplin made a show of swigging it day and night.
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When asked who her least favorite Swift squad member was, Jenner wasted no time in swigging back a cup of bird saliva.
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Kirkman first appears in full dad mode: swigging a beer, munching on popcorn, wiping his glasses on a ratty gray Cornell hoodie.
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While we spoke of revolution in America, swigging beer and withholding our votes, these people had walked it like we talked it.
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But the actresses appear to be enjoying themselves, swigging prop sauvignon blanc, trading taunts and at one point forming a conga line.
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The survivor testified that Pell had walked in on the boys swigging altar wine in a back room after a Sunday Mass.
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"There is beer everywhere," he said, swigging from a can of Russian Zhiguli lager whilst sitting on a bench near the Bolshoi Theater.
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Standing in the middle of the maelstrom was Sherelle herself, grinning, swigging from a bottle and sporting a shirt that advertised her allegiances.
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"The running event normalizes the area", Mark Craven, a runner from Winchester, UK, says, swigging from a water bottle after finishing the 10km.
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I'm standing in the middle of bar that once refused me entry because I had a soccer scarf in my bag, swigging tequila.
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"There is beer everywhere," he said, swigging from a can of Russian Zhiguli lager whilst sitting on a bench near the Bolshoi Theatre.
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Like my mum turning around and I was swigging on children's Tylenol even though I knew it was wrong because I liked the taste.
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Mr Eaton celebrated, posting a picture of himself swigging from a bottle of champagne, while conservatives raged about a giant brought down by pygmies.
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I mean, there is a scene where Lou sits on the floor swigging vodka while picking pus out of her foot with a kitchen knife.
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Catalonians hopped happily in the streets of their region's capital, Barcelona, waving the banner of independence and swigging cava , the delightful local version of champagne.
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Or maybe you're a little older and were part of a group walking around town with liberty spikes, swigging plastic bottles of White Lightning cider.
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A group of teens clutching each other and swigging from hip-flasks had congregated at the front of the stage, screaming along to every word.
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Sitting motionless while swigging copious amounts of Red Bull, he seemed to enjoy trolling the crowd with isolated fragments of every cliché of electronic music histrionics.
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At one point in "Unlikeable," Mr. Klein has her putting her feet up on her desk, swigging a Michelob Ultra and doing impersonations of world leaders.
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If the skepticism of health experts and pleas of your Chardonnay-swigging friends haven't already put you off going booze-free as part of "Dry January": congrats.
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"It's like being married to the company," admits one technician at Schlumberger, ruefully swigging a chilled beer while curfewed in a hotel until his next grueling day begins.
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He chatted with the players who were gathered under the V.I.P. tent swigging beer and carbo-loading plates of lasagna in preparation for their professional responsibilities next week.
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Now is the time to put some serious thought into your Game of Thrones premiere snack board and stock up on wine for triumphant swigging à la Sophie Turner.
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The issue gained national attention recently when a former Wells Fargo banker admitted to swigging hand sanitizer at work to cope with the stress of working at the bank.
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"It's a lot for you to do all at the same time," I say, swigging another pint on our way to a delivery in South Manchester's Chorlton and Didsbury.
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The immediate narrative of the scandal was clear-cut and easy to understand: Obviously Kanye, swigging Hennessy on the red carpet, was in the wrong for rushing the stage.
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BERLIN, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Outgoing U.S. President Barack Obama says he plans to come back to Germany at least one more time — to visit Munich's annual beer-swigging Oktoberfest.
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They know very little about it and stick out against the denim-clad, craft beer-swigging locals, turning up in the same beat-up rags they wore onstage last night.
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Whether you're into crushing popcorn with Olivia Pope, swigging tequila with Meredith Grey, or subsisting off frozen waffles a la Eleven — we've got you and said characters' eating habits covered.
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While most of us spent our teen years swigging cider in moonlit parks, the two students from Kinsale Community School in Cork were helping to solve the global food crisis.
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At a secluded arena near Ciego de Avila one recent afternoon, cigar-smoking, rum-swigging owners guarded their birds to make sure no one hurt or poisoned them before the fight.
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"If you go back and look at those bits, I think everyone thinks that it was some sort of misogynistic, beer-swigging, whatever," Mr. Carolla said in an interview last year.
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She gets +5 for eating some of Ed's roast rabbit and swigging some ale to get through her conversation with him, then reveals that she's headed to King's Landing to kill Cersei.
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An extremely frazzled Abe and extremely hat-obsessed Midge, who knows no French much to her father's dismay, find Rose has successfully revived her pre-family life as a wine-swigging Parisian expat.
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Or that the photos of my friends gawking drunk into the camera while swigging a Meantime Pale Ale told him something about the vacuous sense of self-loathing that comes from metropolitan hedonism?
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It is flat, largely featureless, the vegetable fields and grazing acres dotted now and then by a factory or a forbidding convenience store with men in front swigging Gatorade or more numbing beverages.
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So it really would be for the best, for everyone in America, if the left — and many in the mainstream media — would stop making excuses, stop swigging the crazy collusion juice, and sober up.
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On my eleventh night, I hit the club, and wound up staying up too late swigging sugary cocktails, smoking cigarettes, and chatting up some random cuties—all things that are probably bad for my health.
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But I could picture the wild-haired writer there, arguing politics with fellow artists — he was a bohemian when the term still meant something — and swigging punsch, a traditional Swedish liqueur popular at the time.
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Millennials might all be turning vegan but chances are they'll also end up alone, spending Friday night desperately swiping right with hummus-smeared thumbs, swigging fish gut-free Chardonnay, and listening to Morrissey on repeat.
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"Gefilte Fuck were intentionally trying to be funny, and sometimes bordered on being offensive, but it was all pretty innocent to be honest—even with the food throwing and swigging Manischewitz from the bottle," he continues.
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The company branding and design was great—staff in blue barista-style uniforms poured ladle after ladle of cheese in front of the swish company logo: the red light-drawn outline of a cup-swigging boy.
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At the Wembley show, whether he's swigging from a big plastic cup of beer or playing air guitar with his mic stand while wearing a sleeveless, oversized Betty Boop shirt, Mercury seems utterly sure of himself.
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But the almost forgotten story of little-known Canadian insurance salesman George Lyon, a Scotch-swigging multi-sport athlete, has been salvaged thanks to golf's return to the Olympics in August after a 112-year absence.
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Much of what follows, with MTV VJ setting the scenes with timeline interjections, finds the Van Halen team interacting explosively (throwing punches, wrestling, swigging booze, snorting coke), while displaying the emotional intelligence of 13-year-olds.
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"Some people would judge others for using booze to have fun, but we don't do it because we're stupid or because we have to in order to have a good time," he said, swigging a tarty cocktail.
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In between the devastating events of the setup and the devastating carnage of the resolution, Cage delivers a devastating, carnal howl while swigging liquor and wearing only his underwear and a shirt with a tiger on it.
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Whether Americans were swigging it on legitimate doctors' orders is indeterminate, but they were ingesting it one way or another in Italian-American restaurants, which began to develop their now-standard repertoire in the 1920s and '30s.
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Jeff Tweedy of the band Wilco, Curtis Roush of The Bright Light Social Hour and Zella Day can be seen swigging it in the studio, on stage or at music festivals including SXSW, Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits.
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Pospisil, who was playing in his first ATP Tour final since 2014, was caught on camera swigging the sticky substance from a glass bottle on a changeover during his 7-5 6-3 loss to Frenchman Gael Monfils.
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It's the night of May 5 — #CincoDeMilo, in Yiannopoulos' world — and the conservative provocateur has filled what he's billed as an "abandoned cocaine mansion" with supporters, who by this point have been swigging from blue Solo Cups for hours.
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As a talent scout and staff writer for Nilsson's record label, I had witnessed the chaos firsthand as Harry, coked to the gills, lurched around the halls swigging from a bottle of cognac, sometimes with Lennon by his side.
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Hinds' January album Leave Me Alone is, as we've said before, a metric shitload of fun, a loosely-fitting, cheap wine-swigging, gloriously messy chunk of garage pop that should absolutely be considered as one of this year's best debuts.
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Drinking games with red Solo cups of beer, "pregaming" with Fireball shots, swigging 190-proof grain alcohol punch on the way to blacking out: It's party time at college campuses across the country, even when there is no football game.
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They've read Stewart's own statement that the new show's Picard would be a "man who has been changed by his experiences" and shuddered at the mere thought of a disillusioned, weary Picard roaming around an isolated family vineyard swigging freshly-squeezed Targ milk.
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And, all of those shows save for Orange came after Annalise Keating started swigging vodka and covering up murders, leading Viola Davis to become the first-ever Black woman to win an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series… in 2015.
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Frankie is originally painted as a man who is working impossibly hard to provide for his family, including Andrea and their two children, while his wife is out partying with strange men and leaving her beer-swigging mother to take care of the kids.
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Groups of wine-swigging people staggering around a city dressed as the Blues Brothers may sound like a scene from Freshers' Week, but TeamOA, who have hosted similar races with pie and chocolate intervals, sees the race as a way to get people into running.
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A skeptical Matt Murphy saw his first Juul at a high school party in the summer of 26, in a suburban basement crowded with kids shouting over hip-hop and swigging from Poland Spring water bottles filled with bottom-shelf vodka, followed by Diet Coke chasers.
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Our own footsteps echoed in the silent canyons between cloistered monasteries, convents and private houses, until we rounded a corner into a square near the Carmelite Priory and were suddenly surrounded by young visitors buying trinkets and postcards, taking photographs, swigging, in the heat, from sweating plastic water bottles.
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Though the insult-spewing, chain-smoking, whisky-flask-swigging stage mother of disgraced skater Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) recognizes her daughter's prodigious talent early on, she nevertheless parents the future Olympian with equal parts hostility and humiliation in Craig Gillespie's (Lars and the Real Girl) mockumentary-styled biopic.
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In an episode that aired last night, Hammer accompanied adventurer Bear Grylls for a segment of Running Wild with Bear Grylls, a show in which the wilderness expert known for sleeping inside a camel carcass and swigging his own pee subjects celebrities to similar, but slightly more tame, survival adventures.
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Nick McMaster, the six-string bassist and diabolical vocalist of both progressive black metallers Krallice and the band's younger counterpart, death metal duo Geryon, is nestled comfortably inside Carroll Gardens' cozy wine joint Black Mountain Wine House, swigging down a glass of fine vino and chowing down on a tasty goat cheese tart.
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A night that technically starts when you meet a friend at around 221PM before you're joined by other mates, then a couple of others, then swigging room temperature whiskey while dancing around a living room – and, as you borrow someone's top to wear, you clock that you've not actually "gone out" yet.
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There was also debate over whether the wine that the boys were caught swigging in the sacristy by Pell immediately before four of the offences took place was red, as the accuser said, or white, as the court heard was preferred by the dean of the cathedral at the time, as the defense tried to pick holes in the victim's account.
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We go from the miffed A's fan at the stadium, to the internet backlash on Yankees fan's timeline, to the first awkward drink and side hug, to a little seat dancing with hookah, to eating drunk food, to swigging from the bottle-service bottle, to a much friendlier cheers, to our A's fan in tatters, dancing with some lady at the club.
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You're not really on anyone's side — not on the side of Dennis's ex-wife, who is slowly transforming into a cat, or that of the McPoyle twins, who have sex with each other and love to drink milk, or that of Dee, who eats a month-old cake she dug out from the garbage while smoking a cigarette and swigging whiskey from the bottle.
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"Swigging and swinging to his heart's content". National Post, November 10, 1998. By this time the band was a popular touring act,"Swing returns as Favourite on dance floor". Calgary Herald, February 5, 1999.
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Shaughnessy's closest friends began to notice her swigging Pepto Bismol often. Her doctor diagnosed her with a stomach ulcer but soon found it to be cancer. She struggled with her battle with cancer for two years and ultimately died on November 16, 1978.
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Widows Ina and Helene, sisters from Chicago, set off on a drive to Los Angeles. There's one problem: Only Helene can drive, and she's blind. Beer-swigging Ina acts as her eyes. On back roads in the dead of night they travel across an America they never knew.
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Widows Ina and Helene, sisters from Chicago, set off on a drive to Los Angeles. There’s one problem: Only Helene can drive, and she’s blind. Beer-swigging Ina acts as her eyes. On back roads in the dead of night they travel across an America they never knew.
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Chaplin's Tramp is shown swigging from a flask toward the beginning of the film and subsequently becoming so drunk that he staggers when he walks and falls down repeatedly near the end. His portrayal of drunkenness remains convincingly realistic. The Tramp also keeps his derby cocked throughout the action, a touch that Chaplin abandoned later in his career.
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Sports Reference LLC. Accessed 30 October 2011. The French team convinced the U.S. officials that wine was an essential part of their competitors' diets, receiving special permission to circumvent the prohibition in force across the country. Noël took full advantage of this and is reported as "swigging champagne with his compatriots" in the locker room between rounds at the discus event.
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Costello ended his Brockwell Park performance with the song '(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding'. A further Rock Against Racism event including performances by Aswad and Stiff Little Fingers was also held in the Park in September 1979. In May 1981, Aswad and Pete Townshend "swigging Remy Martin brandy" headlined a TUC benefit gig for the 'People's March For Jobs' campaign, with a crowd of 70,000 in attendance.
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There were shabby black-and-white images, dissolving in their own grain, like pictures cut out of an old newspaper. Similarly, the hanging was self-consciously haphazard, uneven, whimsical. Meskhi offers scenes like boys swigging liquor in a graffitied basement (an untitled work from 2008) or communing in a dark field (New Year’s, 2009). The intimacy of the images suggests that they belong to a visual diary put together by one of the gang.
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The sheet floating in front of him is a copy of a religious tract handed to him by the lady in the blue bonnet at the left, who is attempting to evangelise the navvies. She is carrying copies of a tract called The Hodman's Haven or Drink for Thirsty Souls. The reference to "drink" in the title reflects the emergence of the temperance movement. A navvy on the right, swigging beer, emphasises their rejection of teetotalism.
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When he finally confronts Cantrip and Lady Franklin together, they tell him that he has no place in their lives because they have become engaged. Leaping into his Rolls-Royce and swigging frequently from a bottle of alcohol, he drives blindly back to his garage and proceeds to run amok in the little courtyard, driving heedlessly back and forth into the walls and reversing and on and on like an animal in a frenzy in a cage.
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"Crawley, Peter. "Making no assumptions: Colm Tóibín’s 'Testament of Mary' closes on Broadway despite Tony nominations", Irishtheatremagazine, May 2013 On the other hand, a review in Backstage commented, "the stage is littered with a mix of properly historical and more-contemporary items, and Mary is seen smoking what appear to be joints of marijuana and swigging from a commercially labeled liquor bottle. None of these things are in the printed script, and they begin to feel so calculated and intellectualized that an airlessness pervades the proceedings.
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2011 winner Dan Wheldon holding a bottle of milk Louis Meyer requested a glass of buttermilk after winning his second Indy 500 race in 1933. After winning his third title in 1936, he requested another glass but instead received a bottle. He was captured by a photographer in the act of swigging from the bottle while holding up three fingers to signify the third win. A local dairy company executive recognized the marketing opportunity in the image and, being unaware Meyer was drinking buttermilk, offered a bottle of milk to the winners of future races.
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Collins claimed that it sounded like Blur's "second homage" to The Specials' "Ghost Town", speculating that the lyrics, "Why did we bother?/ Should've stayed away" reflected Blur's recent withdrawal from the public eye despite the song being written years before, and summarised the track as "a genuinely creepy piece". Sinclair described "Chinese Bombs" as sounding like a "Lower East Side mosh-pit den", while Zoladz felt that "I'm Just a Killer for Your Love" was "exquisitely bleary-eyed". In "Look Inside America", Albarn recalls the band waking up from a previous night's show, swigging Pepsi to find the energy to do a local TV show.
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Utterly lost, they run out of food and water and are reduced to drinking their own urine (joining Rum, who's been swigging his with abandon even before the water ran out) when their ship runs aground on a tropical island with lava streams, mangroves and cannibalistic natives. Two years later, they somehow land back in Britain, but are greeted by a Queenie distinctly fed up of explorers, having spared Raleigh execution only because he "blubbed on his way to the block". After breaking the news to Nursie that her beloved Rum had been eaten by the savage natives, they give her his beard as a memento. Blackadder offers Queenie a stick that, when thrown away, comes back.
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The album's instrumental depth allows the music to stretch, sway and gradually unfold to new places." About the album's lyrics, DIY writer El Hunt said, "this record is centred on questions that can't be answered, and a nothingness that can't be filled." He added that the album "isn't as callow as previous Chastity Belt records, and intentionally so, fully digging up the sadness that always lay ever-dormant beneath their tinny-swigging chaos, and leaving behind biting mockery for something that feels vaguer, and also more universal." Ryan J. Pardo of Paste gave the album a score of 7.7 out of 10 and wrote, "The whole album is awash in swaths of watery shimmer, as if recorded underwater.
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A nephew of Lord Emsworth, of undisclosed parentage, Allsop is a struggling musician, a pianist, who visits Blandings in Galahad at Blandings. The prospect of taking employment at the Girls' School run by Dame Daphne Winkworth worries him considerably, as does the idea of proposing to the Amazonian Monica Simmons; his friend Tipton Plimsoll's advice that he steel himself with drink almost leads to his undoing, when nasty Huxley Winkworth spots him swigging from a flask, but he hides the evidence in the Empress' feeding-trough, leading the prize pig to get herself a skinful. Helping his aunt Lady Hermione Wedge with a spot of burgling loses him his job, but his uncle Gally gets him a post at a music publishing company owned by Plimsoll, allowing him to elope with his beloved.
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In September 2005 Baggaley tested positive for banned steroids (stanozolol and methandienone). Baggaley was subsequently banned for 15 months by Australian Canoeing. The suspension was extended to two years by the International Canoe Federation, with authorities saying they did not consider swigging his brother's steroid-laced orange juice to be an extenuating circumstance. Baggaley said that he had been drug-tested at least fifty times in his career and had always tested negative. At the time Baggaley announced he wanted to return to kayaking after serving his suspension, with the comment that after 10 years of competition "I could seriously do with the rest." However the Australian Canoe Federation rejected a reinstatement application from Baggaley in October 2007 after his arrest with hundreds of ecstasy tablets earlier that same year. In February 2007 police had stopped Baggaley and a companion in Mermaid Waters, Gold Coast, Queensland and on searching their car they found 762 ecstasy tablets, cannabis and cash. Baggaley was arrested again in November 2007 and jailed, facing more drug charges of manufacture and dealing ectasy.
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