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And the Four Seasons in Riyadh has opened a tonic bar — but with no booze — that asks you to “delight in a symphony of handcrafted cocktails meticulously prepared to elevate your senses.”

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A Federal Reserve speaker a day is keeping the selloff away and seems to be the perfect tonic for jittery markets.

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"And if the BBC was worried that this could have been the start of a process of its demise, then it should have a large gin and tonic tonight, because nothing happened that did any damage whatsoever."

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There will also be a “tonic bar” from Erewhon, featuring the gourmet L.A. grocer’s famously expensive and elaborate smoothies.

“This was pretty shocking,” said Jake Bullock, chief executive of Cann, which produces a low-dose hemp-derived “social tonic.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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