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These custom collaborations allow restaurants to celebrate their identities, showcase local terroirs and forge deeper connections with diners, all while encouraging an entire industry to rethink the potential of a good house wine.

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They were now only ordering bottled beers and rethinking river tubing because shots were included.

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"We need to rethink how we plan and build for the future, especially in highly vulnerable coastal regions," said Shirzaei.

"Our work demonstrates that protecting wild pollinators requires a fundamental rethinking of how we assess pesticide safety," Dr. Rondeau concludes.

Dairy farmer Abi Reader, deputy president of NFU Cymru, urged the Treasury to rethink its inheritance tax policy changes, saying thousands more farmers would be affected than it has suggested.

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

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