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A team from Sacramento, Calif., called Drinkin 'Smokin' Straight West Coastin 'claimed the top prize.
CBS 4 - South Florida's Source for Breaking News, Weather, and Sports 2010
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A team from Sacramento, Calif., called Drinkin 'Smokin' Straight
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A team from Sacramento, Calif., called Drinkin 'Smokin' Straight West Coastin 'claimed the top prize.
CBS 4 - South Florida's Source for Breaking News, Weather, and Sports 2010
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A team from Sacramento, Calif., called Drinkin 'Smokin' Straight West Coastin 'claimed the top prize.
KDKA - Pittsburgh's Source for Breaking News, Weather and Sports 2010
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Go ahead, make a Dirpy audio clip of my rough YouTube take through my song 'Drinkin' from early 2008 - I dare ya!
WAVED RUMOR Dfactor 2010
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His '' Drinkin 'and Dialin' '' had both good country lyrics and a good country arrangement, and his new '' Candy Cane Christmas '' (it debuted last week) was a cute country holiday ditty, with steel guitar and fiddle.
unknown title 2009
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His '' Drinkin 'and Dialin' '' had both good country lyrics and a good country arrangement, and his new '' Candy Cane Christmas '' (it debuted last week) was a cute country holiday ditty, with steel guitar and fiddle.
unknown title 2009
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His '' Drinkin 'and Dialin' '' had both good country lyrics and a good country arrangement, and his new '' Candy Cane Christmas '' (it debuted last week) was a cute country holiday ditty, with steel guitar and fiddle.
unknown title 2009
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A company once known for its commercials showcasing a sleepy baker waking up to make fresh doughnuts now advertises its coffee with "America Runs on Dunkin'" and "What Are You Drinkin'?" slogans.
Dunkin' to Fuel Coffee Wars Julie Jargon 2011
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A company once known for its commercials showcasing a sleepy baker waking up to make fresh doughnuts now advertises its coffee with "America Runs on Dunkin'" and "What Are You Drinkin'?" slogans, and its trademark orange-and-pink signs feature a coffee cup next to its name.
As Dunkin' Donuts Goes Public, It's Time to Question the Valuation Lynn Cowan 2011
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