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"So she remains in her garden by the lake of Cranes with Li Po, the great poet, him they call the Drinker of Wine, to make songs for her; and the SANANG Tung Chih, the great magician, to perform wonders for her when she is wearied; and Bulagan, her nurse, to take her to her heart when she is sad.
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A shaker was proof of dissipation, the symbol of a Drinker, and Babbitt disliked being known as a Drinker even more than he liked a Drink.
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Drinker, and Babbitt disliked being known as a Drinker even more than he liked a Drink.
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Thankfully, there's a free, research-tested screening and intervention tool available online from Behavior Therapy Associates*, called the Drinker's Checkup.
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They are associates at a law firm called Drinker Biddle & Reath, hired to handle corporate transactions.
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She is the elegant young woman in Renoir's "Dance in the City" and Toulouse-Lautrec's melancholy "Drinker" at a café table.
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More recently, I was delighted to buy Mike's story "Drinker" for Heroes in Training.
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"Drinker" is a prequel tale to The Wannoshay Cycle, giving us a glimpse into the Wannoshay's home planet and the crisis that led them to Earth.
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**He's written several short stories about the Wannoshay, including a wonderful tale called "Drinker," available in Heroes in Training Amazon | Mysterious Galaxy.
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The partnership mixes a Philly indie-music star - R5's Sean Agnew, who has bootstrapped his business over the last decade - with Four Corners which operates bars such as Drinker's, Lucy's Hat Shop, and Noche, and The Bowery Presents, a national-reaching operation that books into such NYC venues as the Bowery Ballroom, the Music Hall of Williamsburg, and the Mercury Lounge.
hernesheir commented on the word Drinker
Genus name for a type of dinosaur described by paleontologist Robert Bakker.
June 27, 2010