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DescriptionWhat Alcohol Does to Your Body.webm

English: This simpleshow explains the effects and risks of alcohol consumption.
Date 27 August 2014, 12:42:32
Source https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDfdXzYssMFD_lQOrN5WXUg
Author Tom Ashford
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current 10:44, 27 August 2014

File:What Alcohol Does to Your Body.webmPlay media
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  • Alcoholism

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  • Usage on id.wikipedia.org

    • Alkoholisme



  • Usage on simple.wikipedia.org

    • Alcoholism

    • Alcoholic drink



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    • 酗酒





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