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"Indeed, sexual misconduct such as this, which is both brazen and drunken, makes the conduct more serious as the level of threat is increased."

Dodger Stadium and its grounds also have a long history of physical altercations, including fistfights between drunken fans, fan-on-fan attacks that left people with severe injuries, and beatings by security personnel.

The defence barrister in Ellie’s case suggested the whole thing was a drunken night out that she later regretted.

Or, as many imagined it, "Rome rule," a brutal but incompetent dictatorship of drunken, brawling Irish Catholics under the personal direction of the pope.

When he sang of loss and love and sorrow and drunken nights and regret-filled mornings, you believed every word.