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Meanings of alcoholic beverage in English
Drink containing alcohols, typically ethanol.
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Usage of alcoholic beverage in English
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One player is seen intentionally pouring his alcoholic beverage on the 21-year-old.
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Merger and acquisition risk remains a core feature of the alcoholic beverage sector.
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Beer is the most popular alcoholic beverage served with Thai food.
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Beer was the alcoholic beverage most frequently consumed, followed by wine and liquor.
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It's another alcoholic beverage, he says at his home in Mexico's western Jalisco state.
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As an alcoholic beverage it's quite a responsible social drink.
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And that's why sometimes, just sometimes an alcoholic beverage is needed to help unwind.
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It is an extra tax alcoholic beverage makers pay, in addition to income taxes.
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Vodka remains the most popular alcoholic beverage and many people mix it with beer.
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Participant characteristics differed by alcoholic beverage preference and drinking status.
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The French law prohibited selling, exchanging, or giving to any Marquesan any alcoholic beverage.
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About Boston Beer Company Inc The Boston Beer Company, Inc. is an alcoholic beverage company.
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Another alcoholic beverage, common in apple-growing districts, is cider.
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This association did not appear to differ based on the type of the alcoholic beverage consumed.
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Cider is the fourth most popular alcoholic beverage in the Republic behind beer, spirits and wine.
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Mexico's oldest alcoholic beverage works in strange ways.
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