According to Amnesty, Faustino Salazar, a guest worker in Saudi Arabia, was arrested and sentenced with 75 lashes and four months in prison for possessing liquored chocolates.
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I'm the guy liquored up sitting on the upper-deck railing, prepared to lean forward to catch the first foul ball that seems to come my way.
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Well-fed and liberally liquored by their host, they blasted away at the dumb, meandering birds, happy to bag what Boykin assured them was a trophy turkey.
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"We tried to get her liquored up and tell us, " says Zack Bodner, a friend of Stillman's who watched the first show with her.
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If they can get their lead bellies off the ground, our fine feathered friends are likely to have serious rudder problems thanks to the amount of liquored fruit vs . overall body mass.
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The sound is a sort of hybrid of'50s and'90s styles, with gleaming Wham !-type dance beats and plenty of liquored-up tremelo guitar in the tank.
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Obviously, Eustachy is not the first liquored-up coach to sidle up to a coed with a pickup line that sounds something like : " Don't you know me?
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The people _ most clad in purple, many wearing painted faces, horned caps and most definitely liquored breath _ exited the building like school children in a fire drill : orderly and quietly.
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Historian Robert Bruce believed that Wilber, who at the time was near the end of his life, ill, and destitute, was " probably liquored up or bribed, or both ."
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After what'll happen attendance-wise after the first season when the only football-impaired fans who show are those who need an excuse to get liquored up and watch indoor helmet jousting.
