They're dancing on tabletops and swilling booze from water coolers.
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Charlotte's sipping Champagne, while Carrie's swilling double vodkas on the rocks.
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Also for the record, MGK was swilling tequila during this interview.
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Growing restless, the beer-swilling crowd urged on its local hero.
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Jokes about gin-swilling, oikophobe globetrotters in linen suits will spill forth.
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Not all detectives have to be brooding, whiskey-swilling clouds of gloom.
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Like swilling wine around in your mouth, the whole charade was pointless.
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Meet Aggretsuko: Hello Kitty's angry, beer-swilling sister AKA your new spirit animal.
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Finding a Bangkok bar suitable for your beer-swilling grandmother just got easier.
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Might moderate drinkers be swilling too many martinis and not enough red wine?
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Swilling with maltodextrin resulted in better performance and less fatigue than water alone.
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Face tattoos, unkempt hair, and beer-swilling aren't the typical blueprint for pop stardom.
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You're not getting something that's about swilling dark beer in dungeons, it's a light event.
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But Finland's capital will soon host schemes that appeal to more than beer-swilling sightseers.
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The pint-swilling pugilists of the Muay Thai boxing scene almost universally frowned upon smoking.
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They're swilling rosé and pink cocktails and, in a few cases, bottles of Flower Power IPA.
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He said he had not sustained any serious injuries since he began swilling his Amazonian potion.
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Swilling and then spitting, she noted that it was clean and sweet with traces of fruit.
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Just swilling the liquid around your mouth could be as effective—and without the accompanying calories.
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Many politicians, businesspeople, intellectuals, journalists and even whisky-swilling generals would far rather a more secular Pakistan.
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Verifying information swilling around social media is an ability journalists — and the public — have struggled to learn.
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It appears in the bulky beer-swilling form of John-Joe (Michael Mellamphy), Francis's old I.R.A. compatriot.
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"Out-of-town, carpetbagging, Evian-swilling Department of Justice lawyers," read one description in The Houston Chronicle.
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And the cheerfully child-free and famously hooch-swilling Stritch would have been a great Miss Hannigan.
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A singer was dancing on the stage, and people swilling from paper cups clapped to the rhythm.
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Lloyd Webber were introduced to Queen Elizabeth, "rumors of our marriage were swilling around backstage," Lloyd Webber writes.
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On the other end of the spectrum from those Yuengling-swilling deplorables is the refined Clinton wine sipper.
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So then the last hour of Game of Thrones is ... what, her swilling wine and torturing the survivors?
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These clubs can all afford to indulge such whims, such is the money swilling around the Premier League.
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But by the 1960s and &apos70s, Americans were swilling just as much alcohol as in the early 1900s.
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The chain-smoking, espresso swilling and blunt-tongued executive unexpectedly died earlier this year, sending shockwaves through the industry.
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My Fanta-swilling driver pulled small, green leaves from a plastic bag next to him during the whole journey.
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Instead, they're swilling booze from go-cups, yelling "Yolo!" throwing beads from balconies, and asking to see my tits.
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No, she would simply destroy the Sept at just the right moment, and stand swilling wine in its green afterglow.
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The "Duchess Cocktail", a mix of steroids created in Russia, is absorbed by swilling it in the mouth without swallowing.
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The post-antibiotic future sounds terrifying, but here's one upside you didn't imagine: swilling Viking crunk juice to stay alive.
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If you're picturing ruddy cheeked, suited-up white dudes swilling and spitting for their country right now, you're very wrong.
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Belying the stereotype of patrician yachtsmen with jaunty caps swilling drinks and getting tan, ocean sailing can be extraordinarily dangerous.
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Despite the swilling quantities of beer inside the Fischer Vroni hall, out here, beverages seem somewhat thin on the ground.
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The prospect of fighters returning terrifies a country dependent on booze-swilling non-Muslim tourists lounging on beaches in skimpy clothes.
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It's pure 90s Swedish death metal HM-2 buzzsaw, as fuzzy as your tongue after a night of swilling gutrot whiskey.
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Later, the siblings gather at the family home, swilling whiskey as they share memories and occasionally descend into rancorous political debates.
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There were always seedy nightclubs that catered to whiskey-swilling men tucked into the half-cellars of buildings along Saadoun Street downtown.
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Because Silicon Valley "tycoons" are basically juice-swilling hippies who want to make money off of anything and everything under the sun.
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It will probably get even harder when Season 3 airs in January and Helena Bonham Carter plays the whisky-swilling, sneering socialite.
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The cig-smoking rebels, beer-swilling miscreants, and lip-locked lovers hiding under the bleachers have slowly been culled from their numbers.
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Just in- Steve Bannon wants to spend more time on his Naugahyde couch, swilling bad Scotch out of a styrofoam cup. pic.twitter.
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After six seasons swilling whiskey and deadpanning, the sweater-wearing title character of this animated Hollywood satire is putting down the reins.
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Linebacker Bruce Jordan-Swilling recorded a career-high 11 tackles with a forced fumble, fumble recovery, interception and defensive touchdown last week. 1.
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Rogers' Trapper John, his fellow surgeon, anti-authority malcontent and martini-swilling tentmate, inheriting the role from Elliott Gould in the movie version.
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She's articulate and down-to-earth, quoting Gabriel García Márquez one minute and joking about swilling "tall boys" of Mountain Dew the next.
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Unless you've spent your entire drinking career swilling cans of Tennent's Super, chances are you can find your way around a wine list.
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They were all sitting in a huge beer hall, red and fat like pigs, swilling beer and singing Nazi songs with wild voices.
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Who could make up Rob Goldstone, the rotund, vodka-swilling, chocolate-inhaling, British publicist who liked to party at the Russian Tea Room?
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Those in the crowd stood arm-in-arm, dancing and shouting along to the music, dripping in sweat while swilling booze from cans.
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Consumption of their brews has surged by two-thirds over the past five years, figures from GlobalData show, even as overall beer-swilling declines.
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It feels like a long lost beer-swilling anthem from the '70s and really captures the DIY-bred rowdiness of the band's live show.
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We've tried them all and present a definitive ranking, on a scale of 1-5 Winkys in honor of the butterbeer-swilling house elf.
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Imbibe freely, all you kombucha-swilling health nuts of the 21st century, of the cocktail being served at City Center, where the delirious Encores!
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Angels want humidity and are drawn to Pass Manchac To sit at tables at Middendorf's, splintering claws with nut‐picks and swilling pitchers of Jax.
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As we are quickly reminded in an impressive sequence, Malory used to be quite the spy before she settled into swilling gin behind a desk.
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The understated and tasteful pop of Warm Human, aka Logan Square resident Meredith Johnston, couldn't be further from the stereotype of Malört-swilling scuzz rock.
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BILL POLLOCKAtlanta According to you, "doddery, claret-swilling uber-bureaucrats" in Brussels are among the very unattractive facets of the EU that might justify Brexit.
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Trying to separate the conjoined twins of Harry Crews, the shit-kicking, vodka-swilling legend, and Harry Crews, the person, is a delicate, messy operation.
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Boston is famous for horrendous traffic, labyrinthine roads laid out by ale-swilling colonials, brutal winters, and, according to an actual study, America's worst drivers.
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The duo ran a company that hosted tasting events targeted at wine-swilling millennials for a decade prior to their full-on foray into rosé.
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Dominic Cooper stars as Jesse Cutler, a whiskey-swilling small-town preacher who suddenly develops a superpower in which others are compelled to obey him.
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The 2003th-story rooftop will hold a pool lounge and fire pits, while a glassed-in cocktail lounge one floor below enables year-round swilling.
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So allow me, Gizmodo's resident tea-swilling, meat pie-loving Brit, to recommend some of the most brilliant British telly available now on popular streaming services.
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"There might be a residual market for it but you don't see a lot of people sitting around in bars swilling alcohol-free whisky," Bates said.
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Hollingham found "plenty [of] urine swilling around—in vats, funnels and hoses," which the scientist was using for tests of the tomato strain set for orbit.
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"When the experience is there, she'll be put on projects," the villainous team leader, Stu (Damian Young), says, swilling a drink at his glass-top desk.
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Of course, "cool" is relative, and by "cool girl," I don't exactly mean Gillian Flynn's burger-chomping, beer-swilling fantasy "cool girl" as defined in Gone Girl.
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Drinks are so cheap that they're nearly free, but that doesn't dissuade the occasional self-conversationalist from swilling nail-polish remover in a bathroom stall (true story).
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This may sound absurd to people whose idea of wine appreciation is swilling a little red in a bar while their friends are downing cocktails or beer.
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Ms. Coombs Marr performs dressed as a man, Dave, a beer-swilling, neck-bearded misogynist comic reckoning with the complexities of modern-day sexuality and gender politics.
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Think of the grog-swilling pirates carousing in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, or the recently unveiled Na'vi in the new Pandora: The World of Avatar attraction.
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She is desperate for you to know how much she loves London, and pints in the pub, and the rain, and her tea-swilling British boyfriend Joe Alwyn.
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Moscow has been transformed by the World Cup, with singing, chanting and beer-swilling fans overwhelming some of the packed bars and restaurants around the Kremlin and Red Square.
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Before the start, British newspapers ridiculed the idea of a Mexican yachting crew; at least one cartoon depicted a boatful of clownish, tequila-swilling sombrero-wearers under patched sails.
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If that happens, I very much look forward to sneaking out of my office in 2022 to watch the national team play, swilling beers and locking arms with strangers.
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Moscow has been transformed by the World Cup, with singing, chanting and beer swilling fans overwhelming some of the packed bars and restaurants around the Kremlin and Red Square.
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He challenged the image of the bearded, beer-swilling mountaineer; here was a honed engine who ran on a Spartan diet and planned his ascents down to the move.
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A cider-swilling good-time guy from Devon in the west of England, Morton threw the finest parties the 17th century had ever seen at Mount Wollaston on Massachusetts Bay.
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While in Europe—and especially Belgium—you are without a doubt going to get co-ed gangs of rowdy, sud-swilling, chain-smoking fans cheering, betting, and generally getting nuts.
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"I have unlimited writing fantasies," says Keith, swilling the tea bag around in his mug while summing up the way he's become known for creating these fantastical hip-hop scenarios.
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Leavers are right that the EU is an increasingly unappealing place, with its Italian populists, French gilets jaunes, stuttering German economy (see article) and doddery, claret-swilling uber-bureaucrats in Brussels.
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There's a lot there that'll resonate with "Twin Peaks" fans — including scenes of Lynch swilling wine just like Gordon Cole, and some home movie footage of his mother carrying a log.
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Its more patrician name also reflects its vintage Americana furnishings, which include a portrait of the eponymous mare that greets the throngs of beer-swilling millennials who gather there on weekends.
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The extremely popular Wednesday night races — which draw a mix of Cantonese bettors and beer-swilling expats — had until now been largely unhurt by the unrest roiling the former British colony.
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As our chart (see article) shows, the most popular French president of recent times was the least remote—Jacques Chirac, a beer-swilling, heavy-smoking mec with a twinkle in his eye.
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The mead served at this thoughtful Bushwick cocktail bar is dry and floral, more like natural wine than the cloyingly sweet stuff one imagines swilling in a land of dungeons and dragons.
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In Season 2 of "Fleabag," now on Amazon, Scott plays a G-and-T-swilling, expletive-spewing, utterly divine man of the cloth about to perform the second wedding of Fleabag's father.
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K.; vodka-swilling Svec swears he has never vomited in space; and Yuki's attention is completely absorbed by his twin on earth, symbolized by his devotion to a two-headed mouse pup.
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Many people — from your tipsy boss at the company party to your whiskey-swilling uncle at Thanksgiving — choose to celebrate this time of year with lots and lots (and lots) of drinking.
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The BBC sitcom — starring Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley as the Botoxed, Champagne-swilling, stupendously superficial Edina Monsoon and Patsy Stone — made the '90s worth living when it began airing on Comedy Central.
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The whiskey-swilling, woodworking, meat-loving Libertarian could have become a forgettable straight-man alongside a crowded ensemble cast of local government do-rights, but actor Nick Offerman gave Swanson heart and depth.
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Before his breakthrough as the swashbuckling, beer-swilling chief of police Jim Hopper on Netflix's "Stranger Things," David Harbour was a character actor who gave difficult men a menacing but recognizably human core.
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According to court papers, he later helped the men illegally get gun permits with the assistance of another fixer from Borough Park, a vodka-swilling businessman who, the papers say, was bribing him.
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Bourbon & Whiskey I feel like at this point, this list has really painted a really vivid picture of the motorcycle-riding, Marlboro-smoking, bourbon-swilling cowboy each American has nestled somewhere inside of them.
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After a win by split decision against Antuofermo in March 1980, Minter successfully defended the WBA/WBC belts in a June rematch at Wembley Arena to a packed out crowd of beer swilling Brits.
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I've been to Vegas at least thirty times, and this March Madness-powered crowd was without doubt the most piss-stained, beer-swilling, errantly-yelling collection of anthropomorphized cargo shorts the city could hold.
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Movies have done their bit to glorify bars and drinking over the years: Think of Nick and Nora Charles swilling martinis in "The Thin Man," and the Champagne cocktails hoisted in Rick's Café Américain.
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As cynical as it sounds, the seal of approval of a tough former player like current Leafs' President Brendan Shanahan could change the minds of plenty of beer-swilling guys in the cheap seats.
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And swilling around at the bottom of that economy are around 360 billion euros ($394 billion) of non-performing loans, 200 billion euros worth of which are deemed insolvent, are still on banking balance sheets.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Like top-of-the-line Alienware portables before it, the Area-51m "laptop" is gigantic, expensive, and won't fool anyone into thinking it's anything but a device for Rockstar-swilling gamers.
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That scene would be the exact opposite of one from Season 5, and would be worth it just to see Cersei swilling her giant wine goblet and destroying her rival with a devastating put-down.
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Last month, just before "Saturday Night Live" parodied Catherine Deneuve and Brigitte Bardot as wine-swilling reactionaries, Marlène Schiappa, a Frenchwoman with significantly greater authority on gender issues, made a quick visit to New York.
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And since the other girls in "Every Exquisite Thing" are vapid, undifferentiated, peach-schnapps-swilling sexpots, no wonder Nanette is a singular creation who'd rather hang with dudes who tell her to read dude authors.
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Well, there are grandmas present, but they are of the raucous, booze-swilling variety, the kind with raspy voices who spend many nights (and some mornings) sipping liquor and spinning yarns at a dive bar.
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Can Ella make the cut without alienating her Beau Brummell-y agent boyfriend or betraying her British BFF, a mimosa-swilling rising star whose steamroller flamboyance could flatten Jemima Kirke's navel-gazing Jessa on "Girls"?
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Their third album is a million miles from the sighing fragility of their 2011 debut, with Costelloe sounding more like a beer-swilling Karen O than the moony teen who started off down this road.
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We are watching, in no uncertain terms, the best player since Jordan outright lose his opportunity to definitively surpass that old brandy-swilling, cigar-chomping maniac once and for all, through no fault of his own.
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All of these Soulcycle-spinning, yoga-schvitzing, cold-pressed-juice-swilling Millennials aren't seeing strong pours of gin as conducive to their #cleaneating diets, and some of the world's best bars and restaurants are taking notice.
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Excerpts from Act I — especially crucial scenes when we see the beer-swilling Pinkerton (the vibrant tenor Mackenzie Whitney) before his wedding and some melting strands of the love duet — are intriguingly presented as dreamlike recollections.
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AGATHA RAISIN on Acorn TV. After last Monday's pilot, this delightful British series, starring Ashley Jensen as a wine-swilling P.R. maven turned thoroughly modern Miss Marple, kicks in with eight murder mysteries set in the Cotswolds.
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Marseille is, we decided, a lovely place to live but you wouldn't want to visit here, while Cap d'Antibes and Les Baux-de-Provence are, well, they're simply next level, exquisite, Provence at its rosé swilling best.
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You may think of him as a tatted up, whiskey-swilling, uncensorable iconoclast with an 11,000-square-foot party pad in Beverly Hills and one ex who reportedly wore a vial of his blood around her neck.
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He will need to cover his left flank on policy proposals, while relying on his reputation and beer-swilling persona to reassure the white working-class men who have abandoned the Democrats that he still speaks for them.
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And for those outside the courtroom it is turning into an implicit indictment of the sleaze and greed swilling around Washington itself and the culture of influence peddlers who cut multimillion-dollar contracts to counsel shady foreign autocrats.
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This weekend, The New York Times published a piece about Russia's soccer hooligans, who made a name after traveling to the 2016 European Championship in Marseille, strapping on GoPros and smashing their pint-swilling, British-club-supporting counterparts.
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As Kit designs a homemade stable for the animal, "Unicorn Store" establishes a crude binary between her rainbow iconoclasm and the assortment of middle-aged stiffs who nudge her toward a life of coffee-swilling and temp work.
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The same week that "Gutterplum" had its New York premiere, Zach Zucker, another young Los Angeles modern clown, put on his own pratfalling, beer-swilling clown performance in the character of Jack Tucker, the world's worst stand-up.
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"French Cancan," an accomplished, if syrupy, musical of the Moulin Rouge, brings the exhibition back to Pierre-Auguste Renoir's Montmartre, though Toulouse-Lautrec was a greater influence on its sequences of high-kicking dancers and absinthe-swilling patrons.
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Political persecution of beer-swilling Germans and Irish by political Protestantism was nothing new at the time, and keeping their schools unfunded was key to the longstanding goal of converting Lutherans and Catholics to more truly American religions.
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Fans of the Texas artist have long delighted in his performances as the beer-swilling, tobacco-chewing, "yee yee"-yelling redneck Earl Dibbles Jr. But another Smith character has just come out to play in a brand-new video.
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This view, however, has recently come under fire—not only have field biologists observed chimps swilling naturally fermented palm wine, genetic studies suggest that the basis for alcohol tolerance (an enzyme called alcohol dehydrogenase) may be widespread among primates.
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And on David Lynch's creepy, brilliant "Twin Peaks," he played Dale Cooper, the cherry-pie-inhaling, coffee-swilling F.B.I. special agent who waxes poetic about the majestic beauty of Douglas firs and turns out to have a dangerous past.
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A luxury fitness sector has largely flipped the image of the wealthy fat cat; today more familiar examples of affluence are the slender green-juice swilling SoulCycle devotée or the toned triathlete outfitted with the latest high-tech tracking gear.
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A recently opened cultural center, the cafe was of a similar size to a Brooklyn dive bar, but brightly lit and furnished with couches, and instead of swilling beer and Jägermeister, the patrons were drinking fruit smoothies and energy drinks.
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It may feel immoral to talk of simple things like salt and flour, fat and grain, fruit and fish, while the entire political system seems to be swilling down the underside of a U-bend and Europe slides further into chaos.
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One theory is that a younger generation of army officers, drawn from the lower middle classes and bloodied in the fight against home-grown militants who turned on the army, have a more Messianic impulse than older, whisky-swilling generals.
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But she's not about to take a murder rap sitting down and, armed with a P.R. storyboard and some chutzpah, a wine-swilling, man-lusting, thoroughly modern Miss Marple is born in this adaptation of M. C. Beaton's merry mysteries.
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A Reason to Stay at Welterweight Even before the Bud-swilling Jackson's fighter made Rick Story his third emphatic victory in as many outings as a welterweight, Cerrone was considering a move back down to lightweight to challenge Eddie Alvarez.
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Now, Richards' brainchild is set to premiere Thursday, June 7, on an entirely different TV home, the fledgling Paramount Network, with the kind of free-wheeling, vodka-swilling, threesome-propositioning dramedy that would make Betty White's supposedly sweltering Cleveland look positively polar.
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LILLE, France (Reuters) - Beer-swilling English soccer fans bathed in public fountains on Thursday evening in the northern France town on Lille to celebrate their team's victory over Wales in nearby Lens, with little sign of the tensions seen there in previous nights.
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Obliterating the sport's tired reputation as ground zero for paunchy, beer-swilling weekend warriors, curlers like Ulsrud, who is back at the Olympics for the third time with Norway, are representative of a growing emphasis on fitness — for men and women alike.
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She might be a slick professional at work, but her cute exterior hides a darker reality: After hours, she bashes out her pent-up rage through some serious beer-swilling and heavy metal karaoke and dreams of one day leaving her dead-end job.
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The movie does boast a strong central performance from Emily Blunt as Rachel, the booze-swilling passenger, and makes a passable attempt at preserving its literary feel through her narration, while tinkering with the story to complete the tricky journey from page to screen.
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What we're left with is a case where smirking, frail, Gatorade-swilling Shkreli—whose own lawyer suggested might be autistic in opening arguments—is easily the most reviled man in the room, and yet jurors may still struggle to generate sympathy for his alleged victims.
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Arts | Long Island On the face of it, a painting of some of the founding fathers laboring over the Declaration of Independence would seem to have little in common with the image of a drink-swilling, red-nosed court jester before he starts his on-command tomfoolery.
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In fact, the practice dates back in this country to the days of our very first president, George Washington, and it even has a name: It's called "swilling the planters with bumbo"—bumbo being a type of rum, and planters being the landowners who could vote.
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The album features a long list of musical genres—on "Tropicalia," it gets, well, you know tropical; on "O Maria," Beck adds horns and sings in the tone of a whiskey-swilling piano comedian; "We Live Again" takes you a magic carpet through dreamy '70s balladry.
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These kind of multimillion bashes seemed to be almost a monthly occurrence during the mid-and late-1980s (except for a brief blip following the Black Monday crash of 1987), with one mogul after another raising the party stakes for their Champagne-swilling, caviar-supping, Lacroix-wearing guests.
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Joyvan "Djoy de Cuba" Guevara's birthday block party / Photo by Gabriela Sanchez It's 240:22009 AM when a clipboard-toting Cuban police officer shows up to shut down Havana rave veteran Joyvan "Djoy de Cuba" Guevara's raucous rum-swilling birthday block party in the Vedado neighborhood of Havana.
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A woman in a headscarf smokes a huge, tar-scented cigarette to my left, a young British couple scroll through their phones over an enormous plate of meat and salad, and a bottle-swilling group of denim-clad drug dealers gather on a low wall beside the park.
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For the most part, the people who have made and criticized films over the past two decades have shared little love for video games — which remains to be perceived, by skeptics, as a half-formed medium for puerile loners swilling Mountain Dew and struggling to bleach Cheetos stains from their sweatpants.
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Officially knighted by One Direction — which has been on a slow Alka Seltzer dissolve for the last six months — Australian boy band 5 Seconds of Summer is the new cream of the crop when it comes to Pixy Stix-swilling boy bands who play guitar music and aren't shy about pastiche.
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They were just there to turn up, and being in the crowd felt as if you'd wandered into a house party where someone's mates had decided to pass a mic around, with each of them egging each other on between swilling drinks and Snapchatting the whole thing from the stage.
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King Tuff appeared to be a domestic beer-swilling party animal, a guy who made terrible decisions and didn't care about the consequences, someone who'd wander into a 7-Eleven at 3 AM, buy an 18-rack, and walk out with all the greying pizza slices they had left under the bulb.
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It is bizarre anti-immigration propaganda, in which a peaceful Park Slope-esque society of green-juice-swilling, yoga-doing, procreating birds faces near destruction because of its extremely naïve willingness to trust and accommodate foreign visitors with outwardly bad hygiene (pigs, who come en masse in the hull of a ship).
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Mr. Pamatmat imagines what would happen if the Antichrist (Kerry Warren) was a Jamba Juice-swilling savant getting help from the Four Millennials of the Apocalypse: Famine (Rosa Gilmore), for instance, complains that her roommates are stealing her food, while the hunky airhead War (Patrick Cummings) flirts with the neurotic Pestilence (Sathya Sridharan).
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A newcomer to the cantina in the pirate city of Mos Eisley in a galaxy far away would be confronted by a crowd of intimidating thugs: Rodians, Devaronians, Ithorians, Morseerians, Lutrillians, Siniteens and other alien buccaneers swilling liquor and picking fights while a band of hairless Biths play some kind of cosmic jazz.
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The ketwurst is, quite simply, an East German hot-dog-not-hot-dog made by pushing a bread roll onto a hot spike, toasting the inside, swilling a sausage around in a tray of thick, brown tomato ketchup-not-ketchup, and then squeezing the resulting meat mess into the bread hole using a big ol' pair of tongs.
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His infectious personality shines throughout, and he even manages to infuse his martini-swilling Genie with moving emotional moments Sean Keane, CNET Smith is at his best when he puts his own energetic magic in Genie's corner, but he doesn't exude the same warmth as Williams did, and his magical shtick can be a bit of a sensory overload in live action.
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Also, we have the internet now, which means we can just watch live shows on YouTube, or listen to them on Soundcloud, without having to elbow our way to the front of a crowd of other smelly humans, swilling from a plastic cup of warm, not-fizzy beer, engaging in what I can only describe as a hearing loss disaster waiting to happen.
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Going for class-conscious reverence at all costs, Cooder milks his version of the canon from the Pilgrim Travelers to Carter Stanley with a double dip of Blind Willie Johnson and adds three relevant originals: the reverent "Jesus and Woody," the worried, comic "Shrinking Man," and "Gentrification," which calls out two enemies of the people by name: Johnny Depp up front and a regiment of coffee-swilling Googlemen covering his rear.
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Once he had the engine on, he tried to cover up the gap in the driver's window with masking tape, but peeling away the required length of tape proved too difficult, what mobility he still possessed baffled by the pills and the booze and the carbon monoxide swilling around his head: eventually he passed out, but he vomited the pills in his sleep and the garage was not an airtight enough structure to accommodate a sufficient buildup of gas.
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The season 2 fall finale of the NBC family drama featured our resident perfectionist, played by Sterling K. Brown, enduring a day of emotional overmuch: Not only was he seeking to comfort Kate on the phone and trying to manage his vodka-swilling brother who showed up at his doorstep, Randall wrestled with the painful decision to bid farewell to Deja (Lyric Ross), the guarded foster child who initially recoiled at his approach but over the last few weeks had grown to groan at his humor and embrace life as a Pearson.
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" We could do some more explaining here but the band have done the thing themselves so, whaddya know, here are all their words copied and pasted below in as fine a manner as we could achieve: "In these seemingly 1970s times of violent and hideous intolerance towards people of race, religion and culture, perpetuated by the over-zealous scaremongering of the right-wing press we wrote 'The Rabies are Back' from the perspective of these little booze cruise Englanders, those Union Jack short wearing, Euro lager drinking, chicken masala swilling, Lidl shopping, hard Brexit cheering, refugee baiting, balls of contradiction.
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By the end of 2000, Tab Media had hired U.S. editors to help wrangle contributors for Babe here in the States, while Lanigan worked from the UK. By 22.99, Tab Media was siphoning off resources and talent from The Tab to support Babe, and it soon became clear that Babe was the company's future, at least in the U.S. That summer, the company threw an official launch party for Babe — this one was markedly more calm, but characteristically "college-style," featuring plastic tarp backdrops, pink streamers and Solo cups, and girls in their early 2.993s wearing Babe logo stickers and T-shirts, swilling directly from bottles of Cupcake-brand prosecco.
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