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Drink other than water made not by nature but by human hands have been threatening water superiority for just ten thousands years. Those have not only supplied safer drink to human residence instead of dangerous water polluted by bacteria but also played various roles. In most situations those have been used as a substitute for currency, a necessity for religious events, a political symbol, and a source of philosophical and artistic idea. Some played the role of emphasizing the authority and status of the chosen people and some subordinating the oppressed people or silencing their dissent. Drink has been used to celebrate the birth of man, to mourn his death, to build and strengthen social bonds, to conclude business transactions and contract, to sharpen the sences, to cloud thinking ability, as a life-saving medicine or as a life-destroying poison.

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Drink other than water made not by nature but by human hands have been threatening water superiority for just ten thousands years. Those have not only supplied safer drink to human residence instead of dangerous water polluted by bacteria but also played various roles. In most situations those have been used as a substitute for currency, a necessity for religious events, a political symbol, and a source of philosophical and artistic idea. Some played the role of emphasizing the authority and status of the chosen people and some subordinating the oppressed people or silencing their dissent. Drink has been used to celebrate the birth of man, to mourn his death, to build and strengthen social bonds, to conclude business transactions and contract, to sharpen the sences, to cloud thinking ability, as a life-saving medicine or as a life-destroying poison.

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