Kombuchas may lead to a sugar crash or accidental tipsiness.
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There's excitement and tipsiness in the air as the eating begins.
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But I honored her request (along with an order of roasted half-chicken and fries to ward off tipsiness).
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We could not move for being plied with whiskey, which was lucky, because it turns out that low-grade tipsiness is the correct state in which to experience immersive theater.
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The combination of the tipsiness and the rhythm of the flow helps me get out of my own head — it's pretty much the only time I'm not intensely worrying about something.
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Women mainly see this as a story about a woman whose youth, inexperience, compassion and tipsiness guide her into a sexually compromising situation with a much older man who should know better.
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Vividly evoking the impotence of imminent motherhood (punched up by the 1970 hit "Vehicle" on the soundtrack and the disorienting tipsiness of Ryan Eddleston's camera angles), Ms. Lowe makes Ruth a deeply conflicted avenger.
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Doctors found hundreds of tapeworms in a man&aposs brain a month after he ate a pork hot pot he &aposfelt unsure about&apos6 potential health risks of drinking kombucha, from accidental tipsiness to uncomfortable bloating
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"I wanted to recreate something of that at this show today, at what I consider the cosmopolitan spot par excellence," he added, regarding the jewel-encrusted and marabou-tinge classic knitted tweed suits or bouclé jackets that models paraded (some in gradually ascending levels of tipsiness as the day wore on), many with oversize shoulders and neat proportions, or triple belts that wrapped around the waist.
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At the Exhibit Hall that afternoon, the pickles and mincemeat are being judged. Unknowingly, Abel spiked Melissa's with a full bottle of brandy by Abel, sending the judges into a drunken fit of giggles and tipsiness.
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Max and Devilshoof meet the Gypsy Queen. Florestein, Arnheim's nephew, is drinking in the inn behind them. They plan to take advantage of his tipsiness to get some money or valuables off him. He staggers away, and they follow him.
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The locale was always the same, but the adventures were variable. Buñuel recounts a late and snowy night when he and Ugarte heard children reciting multiplication tables, then laughing before being rebuked by their teacher. Buñuel climbed onto the shoulders of Ugarte, trying to see through the window, but saw nothing except darkness and heard nothing except silence. Other times, encouraged by varying levels of tipsiness, the members would kiss the ground, climb the bell tower of the Cathedral, eavesdrop on the singing of nuns and monks through the walls of convents and monasteries, or read poetry loudly as they walked, listening to the verses as they “resonated on the walls of the antique capital of Spain, an Iberian, Roman, Visigoth, Jewish, Christian city.” María Teresa León, wife of Rafael Alberti and herself a member of the Order, describes their activities as even more mischievous in nature: > The brothers of the Order of Toledo were always talking loudly, proclaiming > their opinions, making scenes.
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