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“My Inner Sky,” by Mari AndrewAndrew’s new book is a calming tonic for uncertain times.

In a gin and tonic or other spring highball, it adds a crisp, fresh note.

Jezler says she conceived of the workshop as a kind of tonic for the slate of problems Covid-19 has brought to remote teams.

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Both cities have special things to recommend them, though I wouldn’t say broth tonic is one of them.

Webb comes across with a clarity of expression that is rare for a politician and that the voters might find a welcome tonic.

The result is a jade green soup that is smooth and gently tonic.

For Feiffer, the cold isolation of the upstate New York retreat worked like a tonic.

Ultimately, the recommended tonic is based on your mind-body type according to ancient tradition.

Unfortunately, the four-time NBA All-Star was tragically known for his unofficial nickname: Vin and Tonic.

Monsieur Ratignolle was delighted to see her, though he found her looking not so well as at Grand Isle, and he advised a tonic.

And the familiar scenery, together with the wholesome exercise of sculling, acted as a tonic to his nerves.

First of all is the forceful utterance of the stressed syllable; the Provençal has post-tonic syllables, unlike the sister-speech.

He shrewdly suspected that the infinite peace of the landscape would prove the best tonic for her overwrought mind.

“A useful phrase at times, of the nature of a tonic, amidst our enervating civilisation,” she reflected.