alcoholization

“The possible racial effect of alcoholization is, in short, a much more complicated problem than it appears at first sight to be.”

Applied Eugenics

“Philosophically speaking, I think self-narcotization and self-alcoholization are rather ignoble substitutes for undisturbed self-consciousness and unfettered self-control.”

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“After comparing the gambling business to the "alcoholization of the people," Putin in October 2006 personally submitted to top lawmakers in the Duma his bill relocating gambling facilities to special zones.”

The St. Petersburg Times

“This is the actual recipe taken from our brewing logs, but brewed to its full strength, without the de-alcoholization process that it would have had to have gone through during prohibition.”

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“Clark Smith's contention that the tools of micro-oxygenation and de-alcoholization, provided by his company,”

The Pour

“But everybody has seen in this redoubling of severity the interest of the treasury much more than that of the consumer; the Chamber did not dare to create a whole army of wine-tasters, inspectors, etc., to watch for fraud and identify it, and thus load the budget with a few extra millions; in prohibiting watering and alcoholization, the only means left to the merchant-manufacturers of putting wine within the reach of all and realizing profits, it did not succeed in increasing the market by a decrease in production.”

System of Economical Contradictions: or, the Philosophy of Misery

“In a second set the vaccination and alcoholization were carried on simultaneously, a fatal dose (as proved by control experiment) of rabic cord was then injected, when it was found that little or no immunity had been acquired.”

Alcohol: A Dangerous and Unnecessary Medicine, How and Why What Medical Writers Say