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  • Charlie: Have you seen that sports-drink video Gary Busey did?

    The Middle's Heck of a Family 2011

  • In the company's still beverages segment, which includes Dasani water and sports-drink brand Powerade, volume rose 11% amid 13% growth abroad.

    Coca-Cola Profit Rises 8% on Volume Growth Anjali Cordeiro 2010

  • A spokeswoman for Gatorade, which dominates the sports-drink niche, says Gatorade doesn't advertise itself as a cure for ailments, even in a tongue-in-cheek way.

    Vitaminwater Tries Winking Valerie Bauerlein 2010

  • A spokeswoman for Gatorade, which dominates the sports-drink niche, says Gatorade doesn't advertise itself as a cure for ailments, even in a tongue-in-cheek way.

    Vitaminwater Tries Winking Valerie Bauerlein 2010

  • A spokeswoman for Gatorade, which dominates the sports-drink niche, says Gatorade doesn't advertise itself as a cure for ailments, even in a tongue-in-cheek way.

    Vitaminwater Tries Winking Valerie Bauerlein 2010

  • PepsiCo bought the Quaker Oats Co. for $13.8 billion in 2001, a deal that also brought it the Gatorade sports-drink brand and Aunt Jemima.

    PepsiCo Aims to Stir Up Quaker Oatmeal Business 2010

  • Inc. is starting to see an early pickup in sales of Gatorade, the big sports-drink brand that took a severe hit in the recession.

    Gatorade Sales Rebounding 2010

  • Coca-Cola's still-beverages segment, which includes Dasani and sports-drink brand Powerade, saw volume rise 8%, led by continued growth in juices, teas and water.

    Coke's Profit Rises, but North America Remains Weak 2010

  • It has long dominated the sports-drink category in the U.S. and has a roughly 75% market share.

    Gatorade Sales Rebounding 2010

  • Nor do I drink any of the competing sports-drink products.

    Puzzling -- but pretty cool, I guess -- advertising. Ann Althouse 2009

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