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    According to NIH (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism), 5,000 people under the age of 21 die each year due to alcohol-related accidents, such as car wrecks, suicides, alcohol poisoning, homicides, burns, falls, and drownings("Under-aged”). However, think of the young men and women who have died to fend for our country, and not being able to have that first drink with their father, or go out and drink with their friends. Yes drinking can be dangerous in situations, but I believe…

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    Currently in the United States, the legal drinking age is twenty-one. Originally, the drinking age was different depending on what state a person lived in, but that all changed with the Alcohol Beverage Control Act of 1934- States that one must be twenty-one years of age in order to consume, purchase or possess alcohol. Though the drinking age occasionally shifted after this act was passed, today the drinking age remains twenty-one. While there are many who agree with this age-limit, there are…

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    start drinking. A teen with the age of 15-17 years of age are commonly surrounded by parents or, can be easily identified anywhere. Finally, this country has a lot of different cultures. Alcohol is influenced in some of the European cultures. In Italy, wine is served with dinner to the whole table. “Alcohol is seen as a rather neutral substance in and of itself” (Hanson). Parents believes in introducing alcohol because they think it doesn’t damage nor poison anyone. Also, parents believe on…

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    Number of cartfulsLabor hoursGallons of chemicalsNumber of cartfuls or labor hoursGallons of juiceGallons of wine or months of agingNumber of bottlesNumber of boxesNumber of shipmentsNumber of gallons processed 7. Pressing and filtering. The crushed grapes are transferred to presses which mechanically remove the juices and filter out bulk and impurities. Gallons of juiceGallons of wine or months of agingLabor hoursGallons of chemicalsNumber of cartfulsNumber of bottlesNumber of cartfuls or…

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    In 1984 the Minimum Drinking Age Act, also known as MDLA 21, was signed by Ronald Reagan requiring all states to establish a minimum drinking age of 21. The goal of this bill was to reduce the number of drunk driving incidents. Initially traffic fatalities did decline, but those under 21 still continued to drink. This created an “underground” drinking scene where risky and irresponsible decisions occurred that lead to a whole new set of problems. I’m interested in this subject because of the…

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    Lowering the Drinking Age The day kids turn 18 they are no longer kids, they are adults. As adults there are so many things you can do. From voting to buying a house, but there is one thing 18 year olds can’t do… drink. The three topics I will be talking about in this paper will be traffic related accidents, sexual dangers, and college campus dangers. There are many stories about teenagers drinking underage. Even if the drinking age dropped to eighteen from twenty-one do you think that…

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    Everyone should be taught about what ageing really is the ups and the downs. That wrinkles come with the happy stories. Where one cultural may find belching an act of being rude at dinner another culture may find it flattering. Age can be treated like wine or it can be treated like poop. Some even find aging to be exciting like a child who states they are a big kid and do it by themselves is good. Though it can be looked at as a bad thing when taught that ageing leads to loneliness. No one wants…

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    most countries, young adults become much more responsible at a younger age. For example, it is completely ordinary for a fourteen year old in France to have a couple glasses of wine with his or her family at the dinner table. “Several countries including Belgium, Denmark, and Germany, allow sixteen year olds to buy beer and wine.” (www.cnn.com). With a law such as that in effect, by the time these young adults reach the legal age to drink hard liquor, they have already had numerous experiences…

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    Bad alcohol behavior consumption of adolescents has been imitated by teens since decades ago. On top of that, the alcohol consumption lawsuit about underage drinking was inefficiency. Consequently, the citizen wasn’t considered to follow it. As reported by National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, the most group of age that consumes alcohol is shockingly showed that is teenagers. As we continue remain obligation for teen to learn from the inappropriate character from adolescents, now…

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    • Store wine, beer and other liquor from anything that has a strong, potent smell as this can taint the liquor and cork • Shelf liquor should be kept in a cool dry place. • Ideal storage temperature for Red Wine is 12˚C > 19˚C and White Wine is 8˚C > 12˚C. Champagne should be stored at 5˚C - 8˚C. • Liquor should not be kept on refrigerator for too long. • Beer that was previously…

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