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Nonetheless, two items — the Calm shot and Unwind tonic — have seen sales increases of at least 28% in October compared with the same month last year.

"He has genuinely loved this tour. He has genuinely thrived on the programme. It's lifted his spirits, his mood and his recovery. In that sense, the tour - despite its demands - has been the perfect tonic," said the palace official.

From BBC

King Charles is expected to return to a "normal" schedule of overseas trips next year after his visits to Australia and Samoa proved a "perfect tonic", a Buckingham Palace official has said.

From BBC

It was the tonic the family needed.

From BBC

To find myself, I can look to a man like Josh Hawley, a devotee of Teddy Roosevelt, or a man like Tim Walz, who, instead of being “toxic,” is said to represent what the Washington Post terms “tonic masculinity.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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