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Symptoms include coughing, chest pain, shortness of breath, burning eyes, and throat irritation

The bonded story began as a form of consumer protection in the late 19th century, when the spirits industry was largely unregulated and beset by unscrupulous dealers called rectifiers, who would add foreign substances to whiskeys, some as vile as turpentine, to try to mimic the aging process

Holt sent a sample off to specialists at the University of Nebraska, who suggested mixing alfalfa with peppermint to stabilize it

(Dan) Speake was doing all his turkey work in the 1980s

It's day after day, after day of these tars from tobacco use that make these stains tenacious and so hard to remove

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