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ETOH
(redirected from ethyl alcohol)

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ETOHEthyl Alcohol
ETOHExtremely Trashed or Hammered
ETOHEffective Telemarketing and Objection Handling
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The inspection found that commercial organisations are crudely violating the law by selling spirits containing more than 15 percent ethyl alcohol in international airports through their stores, restaurants and other eating establishments," it said.
Moscow cracks down on airport booze: prosecutors by AFP / AFP Global Edition
It is required to abolish the existing state monopoly for production and turnover of ethyl alcohol in the country in order to stimulate competition in this sector and to legalize shadow production, said Deputy Agriculture and Processing Industry Minister Baratali Koshmatov.
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To qualify, London gin must be made in a traditional still from high quality ethyl alcohol and approved natural flavourings.
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