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dew

Precipitation in the form of moisture that collects on plants and on the ground. It forms after the temperature of the ground has fallen below the dew point of the air in contact with it. As the temperature falls during the night, the air and its water vapour become chilled, and condensation takes place on the cooled surfaces.



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Eighty-one of those are beer and wine licenses for businesses that sell alcohol to be consumed elsewhere, DeWing said.
CITY LIFTS ALCOHOL-LICENSE CAP by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Since 1995, the bar at 5761 Lankershim Boulevard has been cited five times by state regulators for serving drinks to intoxicated customers and, in one case, having a female employee solicit a customer to buy her a beer at a higher-than-normal price, DeWing said.
STATE PULLS BAR'S ALCOHOL LICENSE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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