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The mojito, with all the time-consuming mint muddling.— Las Vegas Sun Stories: All Sun Headlines
Cane (starring Jimmy Smits, pictured) that, when you lick it, will taste like a mojito (non-alcoholic, alas).— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
You'll learn how to create some of the summers best drinks including the perfect margarita, mojito, bellini and our secret concoction that goes into our lemonade.— NYC.com's Exclusive New York City Event Calendar : Art
You sit right on the beach, washing down lobster with an ice cold mojito, and watching beautiful young ladies play volleyball.— Miami New Times | Complete Issue
The movie is actually two movies, excitingly titled “Part One†and “Part Two. †They had a brief run at the tail end of last year, to qualify for Oscar nominations; now, at their leisure, they are enjoying a wider release, and, for that full revolutionary flavor, I would recommend seeing them back to back, with a pit stop for a mojito in between.— Babalú Blog: an island on the net without a bearded dictator
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