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Alcohol intoxication,
commonly described in
higher doses as
drunkenness or
inebriation, and
known in
overdose as
alcohol poisoning, is the
behavior and physical...
- "§ 18.2-388.
Intoxication in public; penalty;
transportation of
public inebriates to
detoxification center". law.lis.virginia.gov.
Retrieved 2024-10-18...
- aims to
reproduce the
taste of beer
while eliminating or
reducing the
inebriating effect, carbohydrates, and
calories of
regular alcoholic brews. Low-alcohol...
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Lagochilus inebrians,
known in
English as
inebriating mint,
intoxicating mint, or
Turkistan mint, and in its
native Uzbekistan by the
Uzbek name Bozulbang...
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opened in 1893 as the
Southern California State Asylum for the
Insane and
Inebriates, it was
renamed Patton State Hospital after Harry Patton, a
member of...
- Gifte: Rausch- und Betäubungsmittel der
Neuen Welt ("Magic Poisons:
Inebriating and
Narcotic Substances of the New World"). VWB Vlg. F. Wissenschaft...
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restaurant menus throughout. Its name
refers to it
being po****r
among the
inebriated;
alcohol is not part of the
ingredients or
preparation as in
drunken chicken...
- "Edna, the
Inebriate Woman" is the
second episode of the
second season of the BBC
anthology TV
series Play for Today,
originally broadcast on 21 October...
- Katz, the
ancient Maya
consumed balché in **** form to
maximize its
inebriating effect.
After the Maya were
conquered by the Spanish, the
drink was banned...
- best
known for
playing the
titular Edna in the Play for Today, Edna, the
Inebriate Woman (1971), for
which she won the
British Academy Television Award for...
