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Jesus: I know I sound like someone from the temperance league, but couldn't anybody have talked about his life, her work - some of them have jobs, surely - or just indulged in a moment of one-on-one communication that did not involved the urge to screw, imbibe or evacuate?— GreenCine Daily
Rating this as the topmost priority for 2009, CIOs will need to find the right balance in employing domain experts who have the capability to deal with legacy systems as well as be able to imbibe new emerging technologies.— IT Channel News | Latest Information Technology News - Home
I work at a liberal artsy kind of place where not only will the original title attract hordes of vultures ready to pounce on what might otherwise be an ignored announcement of "[Cutesy name] cupcakes in cube 2026!" but, if HR were to be invited to, um, imbibe, they would be first in line, all elbows and grabby hands.— doggdot.us
Go and try to imbibe these values on your sisters and wife's.— rediff.com
The Handsome Family once sang "There's only so much wine you can drink in one life", well I'm off down the Bridge to imbibe a few pre-match snifters and test whether that theory equally applies to beer.— Chelsea Blog

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