scotches

The newly acquired liquor cabinet in our house was now filled with the finest scotches, a wine rack in our living room housed with expensive cabernets and ports.

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Holly brought their scotches and a plate of crackers and cheese on a lacquered tray painted with horses.

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He scotches the rumours that the drama takes Partridge to the US, where he becomes as intolerably successful as those real life Alan Partridges, Simon Cowell and Piers Morgan.

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"The days of people going out and having three martinis or a couple of scotches at lunch are over with," Mr. Nase said.

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I just want to be able to buy my gin at a grocery store and not have to resort to the internet to buy scotches that the State chooses not to carry.

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Senators have reportedly been swaye to keep the exemption in place (the House budget scotches the exemption) by one argument in particular.

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In the Victorian era, birds were seen as symbols of morality – however, film of the sex lives of sparrows scotches that notion.

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"I will sample our competitors, scotches and eccentric brands because they might lead to inspiration."

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They produced bottles unavailable in stores, scotches aged in one kind of barrel and then aged in another kind of barrel, scotches with whimsical names such as Hold The Phone.

Thriving in Thundersnow

Sjowall also scotches the story that the Martin Beck series was modelled on or inspired by Ed McBain's 87th Precinct novels.

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