In addition to drinking it, some pour it on their fans or just dump it on the ground to prove they can afford to.

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The reason for these results may simply be that extroverts pour it on a bit too thick for their own good, and this tendency negates any charismatic advantages they might otherwise enjoy.

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The Gore staff felt so good about its candidate's performance in the debate that it wants to pour precious advertising dollars into rebroadcasting it on cable channels in battleground states.

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The champagne chilling in the bucket is from the hotel's own vineyard, and of course the butler will always be on hand to pour it.

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That is why with tight labour, rising energy costs and abundant money, it would be better to pour on more boiling water.

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Here's the catch: To ramp the chip up to that wild speed, testers had to pour liquid Nitrogen and liquid Helium on top of it, in a sort of mad-scientist experiment.

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However I understand the moral impulse of not wishing to pour salt on anyone's wounds, which stood behind the decision to write it.

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Last week Federer told CNN it was "naive" to think tennis is free of players who use drugs to enhance their performance and called on the sport's governing bodies to pour more funding into the fight against it.

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But inside it is warm and welcoming, and the bartenders put on a great show as they pour, pinch, squeeze, stir and shake ingredients, then present their creations with a flourish and a smile.

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