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The Press of Atlantic City has an interesting story today about how those energy drink cocktails (Red Bull martini anyone?) you love to down at Shore watering holes and elsewhere could cause health problems. (Hint: yes, alcohol slows you down and energy drinks speed you up, but you're still going to get drunk anyway.)
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