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Richard Blumenthal, attorney general for the state of Connecticut, told the Chicago Tribune that the makers of Four Loko and a similar product called Joose are using misleading tactics to imply that it's possible to fill up on either product without becoming impaired.
Reason Magazine Greg Beato 2010
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Richard Blumenthal, attorney general for the state of Connecticut, told the Chicago Tribune that the makers of Four Loko and a similar product called Joose are using misleading tactics to imply that it's possible to fill up on either product without becoming impaired.
Reason Magazine Greg Beato 2010
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Richard Blumenthal, attorney general for the state of Connecticut, told the Chicago Tribune that the makers of Four Loko and a similar product called Joose are using misleading tactics to imply that it's possible to fill up on either product without becoming impaired.
Reason Magazine Greg Beato 2010
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Richard Blumenthal, attorney general for the state of Connecticut, told the Chicago Tribune that the makers of Four Loko and a similar product called Joose are using misleading tactics to imply that it's possible to fill up on either product without becoming impaired.
Reason Magazine Greg Beato 2010
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Caffeinated malt beverages such as Joose and Four Loko generally are sold in large single cans.
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The drinks, which are sold under names such as Joose, Four Loko and Liquid Charge, typically combine malt liquor, vodka or another alcoholic beverage with caffeine or other stimulants.
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He said popular drinks such as Joose and Four Loko also use very small print to disclose alcohol content of up to 12 percent, about twice that of beer.
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He said popular drinks such as Joose and Four Loko also use very small print to disclose alcohol content of up to 12 percent, about twice that of beer.
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He said popular drinks such as Joose and Four Loko also use very small print to disclose alcohol content of up to 12 percent, about twice that of beer.
The Seattle Times 2010
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He said popular drinks such as Joose and Four Loko also use very small print to disclose alcohol content of up to 12 percent, about twice that of beer.
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