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    Company Name and Its Significance Company Name: La Marquise Its significance: La Marquise is the French name for duchess; it means a woman holding a high hereditary rank, or the wife of a widow of a duke. However, we choose this name because of its connotation to nobility as our non-alcoholic beverages will be made with noble products and will distinct themselves from the competitors’ products by its superior quality. Company Mission Statement and a Rational for its Components Mission statements are crucial to any enterprise because they are meant to guide the business activity and ensure that every aspect of the business aligns with its mission. This is very important as it helps in the decision making process, creates a uniform,…

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    Four Loko Case Study

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    caffeinated alcoholic beverages serve no ‘socially redeeming purpose’. It is because of consuming caffeinated alcoholic beverages may lead to health problem such as alcohol poisoning. Furthermore, people are not aware on how much alcohol they are consuming and this may affect their rationality and lead to socially unacceptable behavior. However, this is not a proper test for determining whether society should permit a product to be sold. In a market, people should have the freedom of choice on…

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    Box Store Retail Essay

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    retail trade businesses. The code of the business alluded in NAICS is 445120 (www.census.gov/econ/industry). This industry is traded off of foundations known as convenience retail stores or food marts (aside from those with fuel pumps) essentially occupied with retailing a constrained line of goods with high profit margin that incorporates day by day needs like milk, bread, soda, snacks and mixed drinks. The industry falls in food and beverages stores, store retailers work settled point -…

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    Alcoholic Beer

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    Alcoholic beverages are very commonly served around the world. Alcoholic beverages have helped humanity in many ways. For example, during extremely long voyages navigators use fermentation to purify their water. This is because yeast will kill other bacteria and fungi during their rapid reproduction. Without alcoholic beverages, humanity would never be as advanced as it is now. By observing the development of different alcoholic beverages, anthropologists can understand more about how humans…

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    together or related this pargrph with your thesis). Some may say livers are scarce and expensive, so why waste them on alcoholics who are likely going to relapse to alcohol drinking after the liver transplant? According to Mayo Clinic in 2014 there were more than 16,000 patients on the waiting list for a liver transplant, but there were only 4,500 liver donors available that year. Half of the patient on the waiting list have end stage liver disease due to alcohol. We all are sure that this will…

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    Avoid Drunk Driving

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    over. This will help to enjoy the mood of the evening without worrying about how to reach home. This way, there is little need to leave early as well. Drink Alcohol with Full Stomach If drinking alcohol, make sure to have enough food. It is always better to drink with a full stomach. This will help to absorb alcohol as well as limit the intake. Do not keep on consuming the snacks but opt for the comparatively filling foods like bread. This will help to avoid drunk driving but if charged, make…

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    Alcohol Health Risk

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    cancer and other diseases linked to drinking too much beer, wine, and spirits. Another 40,933 died from car crashes and other mishaps caused by excessive alcohol use. This brings the total to over 75,000 deaths a year all related to alcohol use. A single-use, drinking to much or drinking over time alcohol has many effects on the body. Arrhythmias (irregular heart-beat), stroke, high blood pressure are all results to damage of the heart. Damage to the liver includes Steatosis (fatty liver)…

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    Many people can go out with friends and family and have a couple beers, some wine, vodka, or other alcoholic beverages. On the other hand, people who can’t stop themselves are at a very high risk of being an alcoholic. Alcoholism is defined by dictionary references as a chronic disorder characterized by dependence on alcohol, repeated excessive use of alcoholic beverages, the development of withdrawal symptoms on reducing or ceasing intake, morbidity that may include cirrhosis of the liver,…

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    May possess and consume alcohol in university residences. On-Campus Alcohol Consumption - If individuals are under 21, they cannot buy, possess or consume alcoholic beverages. - No individual may carry open containers of alcoholic beverages in public. - It is illegal to use fake identification or misrepresent one’s age. Students under 21 may not be in the presence of alcohol, an alcohol container, or among other under-aged students consuming alcohol (even if s/he is not) unless s/he has a…

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    Alcohol has been around for thousands of years, first discovered by Neolithic humans. In the late 1700s, most Americans drank alcoholic beverages and preferred these beverages to drinking water, which was often contaminated. Alcohol was never viewed as a serious problem in America until after the Revolution. In the early nineteenth century, physicians, ministers, and larger employers created the anti-alcohol (temperance) movement. This movement was the result of concern about the drunkenness of…

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