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Ewing’s determination, with a little more gravel in his voice and whiskey in his attitude.

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That’s like handing whiskey and car keys to teenage boys and expecting mature judgment because you called them “responsible drivers” on a form.

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He added that the only thing people in his carriage could use against the attacker was a bottle of whiskey, leaving them "praying" that he would not enter the carriage.

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I thought about it and I looked up at the vodka section, in the back bar, and it did not look very exciting, as opposed to the tequila and whiskey sections.

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Then again, so did pretty much everything — land, a gallon of gasoline, a bottle of whiskey, French francs, and so on.

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

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