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...cited drunk driving laws and labelling regulations aimed at the liquor industry as examples of successful “harm reduction” policies...
Cappy’s personal Somerville history, Somerville political issues (he explains that in the last ten years the city has been getting “yuppified,” following a period in the late ’80s when many low-income families migrated from Cambridge) and liquor. The cab that takes Cappy into Somerville has only crossed a city line, but he has crossed into a world in which he has detailed knowledge of every storefront, house and street. The first thing we see is Massive Video, a rental store Cappy thinks is “cheesy?...
...restaurant will hold slightly more people than it used to, and the owners have already obtained a liquor license for 180 people, up from 150 previously, Deibel said...
After graduation, Ciannavei went into the armed forces for two years where he worked as a clerk. He later worked for an electronics laboratory and owned a liquor store for several years...
...drink like men. Dr. Charles Lieber, a professor of medicine and pathology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City, has spent years studying the effects of alcohol on women's bodies. At one conference he delivered a paper detailing why women can't hold their liquor as well as men. He looked up and noticed that the women in the room were hardly applauding. "They were a bit offended," he recalls. "There's a tendency to reject anything that shows them as inferior. They don't want to admit the biological difference...