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There are two vending machines with candy and soft drinks, which the visitor can buy for the person who they come to see, in one corner.

Branson — a generalist entrepreneur who had made his name selling records, airlines, hotels, wedding dresses, soft drinks and, now, spaceships — was less interested in replacing NASA than in extending his hospitality empire to suborbital space.

Typically, the soft drink company’s approach to the Super Bowl includes a business-to-business element but it is usually limited to in-person events and hosting guests at the Super Bowl, said Justin Toman, head of sports marketing at Pepsi.

We still see some outages now in the things that are packaged in aluminum cans because there’s a shortage there—some beers and soft drinks and some challenges there.

In carbonated soft drinks, Coca-Cola and PepsiCo have long shared almost three-quarters of the market, while Starbucks has reigned as the place to go for coffee.

No matter what the soft drink commercials and headphone companies say, football is not about the star players.

Take your average lunch:  turkey sandwich (white bread, lettuce, mayo, cheese), soft drink, and potato chips.

The soft drink had 28 percent more caffeine than regular Pepsi but 77 percent less than coffee.

Think fast: Is it the buzz of the bubble in the soft drink that turns you on?

The company diversified into soft drink and juice production in the late 1960s.

Jim smiled reminiscently and then said, "I'm going to start an ice cream and soft drink joint next to the moving picture show."

From the depths of his bag he found a bottle and poured a half-tumbler for me; it went down like a whiskey-flavored soft drink.

Don't eat anything or patronize the soft drink stand during a march.

Grimm walked unassisted to the rear of a nearby soft drink place from whence he was taken to a hospital.

And I don't even remember whether we had a drink, a soft drink, or not.