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FRANCE coach Marc Lievremont was ready to
hit the sauce after his shambolic side were humbled by rampant Tonga.
He'd clearly had enough of babysitting her while she
hit the sauce.
Meyers
hit the sauce big time during a weekend visit to Dublin in November.
Just as in humans, some mice voluntarily abstain, some indulge occasionally, and some seriously
hit the sauce, consuming as much as "several fifths of liquor" every day, in people terms.
When asked if he had any other methodological quibbles with the study, Smithers replied: "Initially, we worried that the HR managers who did not respond to the survey were either congenitally upbeat human beings who were not comfortable with the subject of depression, or folks who probably
hit the sauce pretty hard and never got around to filling out questionnaires.
The Rovers chief was worried that his stars would
hit the sauce on Saturday night and forget they had a vital league game against promotion rivals Falkirk.
Long before ADA or its predecessor statute in the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 came along, managers in civil service systems were finding it a headache to handle employees who
hit the sauce. The same was often true for private-industry managers who dealt with powerful labor unions.