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A cloud gathered, lowering and heavy, on the face of the toper.
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I can no more stop plundering than a toper leave a wine-jar.
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While he was gone, the time seemed to the toper endless.
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But there is a better berry than either for the genuine coffee toper.
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Tongs, a confirmed toper, was easily persuaded to anything that guarantied hard drinking.
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Having brought a fancy new juicer with me, I sensed an opportunity.
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I want to put my vibes into the best juicer there is!
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Looks more like some kind of gigantic orange juicer than an airplane.
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It is a juicer for people who are ready to juice their juicers.
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You show me a better juicer and I'll go out and sell it.
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Cider is said to render the imbiber gout-proof and rheumatism-proof, but requires a long apprenticeship to render it palatable.
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I thought that perhaps the outer signs might mask some inner effect that was not apparent to any but the imbiber.
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I pride myself on being a discerning wine imbiber, yet would I in an emergency resort to box wine with suspect origins?
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Some of them refuse to concede that a teetotaler is necessarily healthier or happier or more useful to the world than the moderate imbiber is.
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I do not neglect him, and under her breath she laughed, as she exhibited the great bunch of keys she had taken from the imbiber.
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Conclusions: Heavy alcohol drinkers are at risk for suboptimal long-term weight loss.
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Cognac, however, is enjoyed straight by both serious and social drinkers alike.
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In addition, mortality risk increased linearly with rising alcohol dose among drinkers.
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However, very few studies have shown such an association among non-alcohol drinkers.
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What effect would a minimum price for alcohol have on heavy drinkers?
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Back in 2006, researchers thought tea drinkers might have fewer heart attacks.
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These are, I would imagine, mostly moderate drinkers whose budget is limited.
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Interpretation: Non-drinkers and heavy drinkers had higher CRP concentrations than moderate drinkers.
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She said tea drinkers in the UK should not be alarmed though.
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They required them-somedrinkers, some not-tosimultaneously perform a difficult memory task.
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The effects of awa on the constitution of habitual drinkers are disastrous.
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And are other ways of targeting young drinkers moreinsidious, asks Kathryn Holmquist.
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About six percent of New Zealanders were heavy episodic or binge drinkers.
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And one in five drinkers do so at least once a week.
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This Brown who advertises is one of the hardest drinkers in town.
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There are few moderate drinkers; it is seldom taken except to excess.
