Cola slightly sweeter than Coke |
USA Today |
05 Mar 2024 |
Soda that was originally named "Brad's Drink" |
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Coke competitor |
Universal |
04 Mar 2024 |
Pipes dispensing soda (5) |
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Coke alternative |
The Guardian Speedy |
25 Feb 2024 |
Coca-Cola rival that was originally called "Brad's Drink" by its inventor, Caleb Bradham |
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Coke competitor |
New York Times |
13 Feb 2024 |
Cola maker |
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Gatorade sister brand |
Newsday |
19 Jan 2024 |
Soda brand that turned 125 in 2023 |
LA Times Daily |
10 Jan 2024 |
Energy drink but not soft drink |
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Global brand-name soft drink (5) |
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Soda brand |
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1960's ad: "Come alive! You're in the ___ generation" (5) |
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Coca-Cola's rival |
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Cola with a red, white, and blue logo |
LA Times Daily |
12 Oct 2023 |
Coke's competitor |
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Coca-Cola alternative |
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Coke rival |
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Coke alternative |
Eugene Sheffer |
30 Aug 2023 |
Cola originally called 'Brad's Drink' |
USA Today |
23 Aug 2023 |
Coca-Cola's rival |
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Coke rival |
Newsday |
19 Jul 2023 |
Coke's rival |
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Cola with a red, white and blue logo |
USA Today |
12 Jul 2023 |
Coke alternative |
USA Today |
11 Jun 2023 |
One side in the cola wars |
LA Times Daily |
17 Apr 2023 |
Soda brand in blue cans |
LA Times Daily |
03 Apr 2023 |
Soda giant |
Premier Sunday |
19 Mar 2023 |
Fizzy drink brand |
The Guardian Quick |
27 Feb 2023 |
Coke competitor |
USA Today |
24 Feb 2023 |
Cola originally named Brad's Drink |
LA Times Daily |
22 Jan 2023 |
___ Challenge (famous taste test) |
New York Times |
04 Jan 2023 |
Coke rival |
Newsday |
01 Jan 2023 |
Cola choice |
LA Times Daily |
25 Dec 2022 |
Coke's rival brand |
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Potable associate of Rice-A-Roni |
Newsday |
05 Nov 2022 |
Cola brand originally advertised as an indigestion remedy |
USA Today |
26 Sep 2022 |
Coca-Cola's competitor |
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Coke competitor |
USA Today |
20 Jun 2022 |
Knocked back one's ginger drink |
The Guardian Cryptic |
31 May 2022 |
Knocked back one's ginger drink |
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Rival of Coke |
Premier Sunday |
08 May 2022 |
Brand that introduced the two-liter bottle |
Wall Street Journal |
30 Mar 2022 |
__ Challenge: soft drink promotion |
The Washington Post |
24 Mar 2022 |
__ Challenge: soft drink promotion |
LA Times Daily |
24 Mar 2022 |
“That’s what I like” brand |
Wall Street Journal |
03 Mar 2022 |
Sister brand of Mountain Dew |
Wall Street Journal |
26 Feb 2022 |
Soft drink with a red, white, and blue logo |
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Coke's competitor |
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Cola |
Canadiana |
01 Nov 2021 |
Cola wars side |
Universal |
05 Oct 2021 |
Coke alternative |
Eugene Sheffer |
31 Aug 2021 |
Coke competitor |
Universal |
30 Aug 2021 |
Competitor of Coke |
USA Today |
15 Aug 2021 |
'For those who think young' sloganeer, once |
New York Times |
28 Jul 2021 |
Coke competitor |
Newsday |
12 Jul 2021 |
Coke competitor |
Newsday |
06 Jul 2021 |
Coke competitor |
USA Today |
20 Jun 2021 |
Drink with a 2021 Peeps variety |
The Washington Post |
29 May 2021 |
Drink with a 2021 Peeps variety |
LA Times Daily |
29 May 2021 |
Cola Wars drink |
The Washington Post Sunday |
16 May 2021 |
Making a comeback, lives on energy drink |
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__ Challenge: soft drink promotion |
LA Times Daily |
31 Mar 2021 |
__ Challenge: soft drink promotion |
The Washington Post |
31 Mar 2021 |
Option in a classic taste test |
New York Times |
17 Feb 2021 |
Coke's rival |
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Product once advertised with the slogan 'The choice of a new generation' |
New York Times |
09 Feb 2021 |
Cola with a Crystal variety |
USA Today |
03 Feb 2021 |
Coke rival |
Premier Sunday |
10 Jan 2021 |
Coke's rival brand |
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Cola with a blue variety |
USA Today |
08 Dec 2020 |
Brad's Drink, nowadays |
LA Times Daily |
14 Nov 2020 |
Brad's Drink, nowadays |
The Washington Post |
14 Nov 2020 |
Coke alternative |
Newsday |
01 Nov 2020 |
Mtn Dew sister brand |
LA Times Daily |
30 Oct 2020 |
Mtn Dew sister brand |
The Washington Post |
30 Oct 2020 |
Gatorade sister brand |
Newsday |
25 Oct 2020 |
''Cola Wars'' participant |
Newsday |
11 Oct 2020 |
After gym, sip fizzy soft drink |
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Soda with a red, white and blue logo |
USA Today |
25 Sep 2020 |
Product whose name comes from the Greek for 'digestion' |
New York Times |
19 Sep 2020 |
Coke alternative |
Eugene Sheffer |
11 Sep 2020 |
One of the four humors |
New York Times |
27 Aug 2020 |
Cola wars combatant |
Newsday |
20 Aug 2020 |
Big name in cola |
USA Today |
13 Jul 2020 |
___ Center, home of the Denver Nuggets |
New York Times |
27 Jun 2020 |
Side in a decades-long war |
The Washington Post |
30 May 2020 |
Side in a decades-long war |
LA Times Daily |
30 May 2020 |
It began as Brad’s Drink |
Wall Street Journal |
13 May 2020 |
'Catch That ___ Spirit' (old ad slogan) |
New York Times |
19 Apr 2020 |
Pop label |
New York Times |
21 Mar 2020 |
One side of the 'Cola Wars' |
USA Today |
05 Mar 2020 |
One side in the "cola wars" |
LA Times Daily |
26 Feb 2020 |
One side in the 'cola wars' |
The Washington Post |
26 Feb 2020 |
Coke competitor |
Newsday |
27 Jan 2020 |
Doritos sister brand |
Newsday |
21 Nov 2019 |
Pop selection |
The Washington Post Sunday |
10 Nov 2019 |
Soft drink with a red,white, and blue logo |
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Cola sold at Taco Bell |
USA Today |
09 Sep 2019 |
Competitor of Coke |
Newsday |
26 Aug 2019 |
Beverage in blue cans |
Wall Street Journal |
29 Jun 2019 |
Cola |
Canadiana |
24 Jun 2019 |
Soda in an old blind taste test |
New York Times |
22 Apr 2019 |
'For every generation' soft drink |
The Washington Post |
22 Feb 2019 |
"For every generation" soft drink |
LA Times Daily |
22 Feb 2019 |
Main competitor of 12a |
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Soda in an old blind taste test |
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"For every generation" soft drink |
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Beverage in blue cans |
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Cola sold at Taco Bell |
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Cola biggie |
Premier Sunday |
16 Dec 2018 |
Brad's Drink (1893), today |
Newsday |
15 Dec 2018 |
Beverage with a circular red, white and blue logo |
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'For Every Generation' brand |
Wall Street Journal |
06 Dec 2018 |
"Live for now" beverage |
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Soft drink since 1898 |
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Coke competitor |
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__ Free: caffeine-free soda |
The Washington Post |
12 Sep 2018 |
__ Free: caffeine-free soda |
LA Times Daily |
12 Sep 2018 |
'Say ___, please' (old ad slogan) |
New York Times |
22 Aug 2018 |
Coke's rival brand |
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'Something for Everyone' soft drink |
USA Today |
17 Aug 2018 |
Onetime 'Generation Next' advertiser |
Wall Street Journal |
26 Jul 2018 |
Onetime 'Taste that beats the others cold' advertiser |
Wall Street Journal |
10 May 2018 |
Coca-Cola rival |
Newsday |
27 Mar 2018 |
Beverage sponsoring many a Super Bowl halftime show |
The Washington Post Sunday |
18 Feb 2018 |
Drink with a Zero Sugar variety |
LA Times Daily |
05 Jan 2018 |
Drink with a Zero Sugar variety |
The Washington Post |
05 Jan 2018 |
Onetime "Generation Next" advertiser |
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"Something for Everyone" soft drink |
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"Say ___, please" (old ad slogan) |
|
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"For Every Generation" brand |
|
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__ Free: caffeine-free soda |
|
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Drink with a Zero Sugar variety |
|
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Onetime "Taste that beats the others cold" advertiser |
|
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Certain cola |
Wall Street Journal |
23 Dec 2017 |
Coke rival |
Newsday |
20 Nov 2017 |
Product created by a North Carolina pharmacist |
Wall Street Journal |
23 Sep 2017 |
''Cola Wars'' combatant |
Newsday |
21 Sep 2017 |
Drink with a Wild Cherry variety |
New York Times |
13 Sep 2017 |
Cola choice |
LA Times Daily |
29 Aug 2017 |
Cola choice |
The Washington Post |
29 Aug 2017 |
Coca-Cola competitor |
Newsday |
21 Aug 2017 |
Cola originally called "Brad's Drink" |
USA Today |
10 Aug 2017 |
Sister brand of Crush |
Wall Street Journal |
07 Jun 2017 |
Coke competitor |
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Cola wars competitor |
New York Times |
05 Apr 2017 |
It debuted in 1893 as 'Brad's Drink' |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
10 Feb 2017 |
"Cola wars" brand |
USA Today |
25 Jan 2017 |
Drink with a Wild Cherry variety |
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Cola originally called "Brad's Drink" |
|
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Cola wars competitor |
|
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Cola choice |
|
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It debuted in 1893 as "Brad's Drink" |
|
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Cola with emoji bottle labels |
LA Times Daily |
21 Dec 2016 |
Pop choice |
The Washington Post |
23 Nov 2016 |
Cola brand |
Premier Sunday |
13 Nov 2016 |
Brand originally called 'Brad's Drink' |
Wall Street Journal |
10 Nov 2016 |
Brand with the old slogan 'More Bounce to the Ounce' |
Wall Street Journal |
15 Jun 2016 |
Cola Wars participant |
USA Today |
05 May 2016 |
Coke rival |
New York Times |
02 May 2016 |
Old "Hits the spot" sloganeer |
Universal |
30 Apr 2016 |
Coke rival |
The Washington Post |
12 Mar 2016 |
Drink invented by a North Carolina pharmacist |
Wall Street Journal |
04 Mar 2016 |
Alternative to Coke |
The Washington Post |
07 Jan 2016 |
Cola Wars participant |
|
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Cola with emoji bottle labels |
|
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Side in a decades-long war |
|
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'The choice of a new generation' sloganeer, once |
New York Times |
31 Dec 2015 |
Soft drink with a red-white-and-blue logo |
LA Times Daily |
29 Jul 2015 |
Giant in soda |
Premier Sunday |
05 Jul 2015 |
It was originally named Brad's Drink |
LA Times Daily |
28 May 2015 |
It was originally named Brad's Drink |
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"The choice of a new generation" sloganeer, once |
|
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Soft drink with a red-white-and-blue logo |
|
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Giant in soda |
|
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Big name in pop |
|
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Tropicana parent company |
|
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Pop hit |
|
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Coke competitor |
|
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Cola Wars cola |
|
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Soft drink choice |
|
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"Live for Now" soft drink |
|
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Brand originally named Brad's Drink |
|
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Coke competitor |
|
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Drink that lost the second part of its name in 1961 |
|
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Part of a famous taste test |
|
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Cola choice |
|
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Cola brand that claimed to be "The Choice of a New Generation" |
|
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Product once pitched by Michael Jackson and Mariah Carey |
|
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Old "Gotta have it" sloganeer |
|
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One kind of pop |
|
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Drink-machine selection |
|
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After training, is about to quaff soft drink |
|
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Drink with a red, white, and blue logo |
|
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Pop icon? |
|
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Beverage introduced as Brad's Drink |
|
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#2 pop |
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Coke rival |
|
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It "hits the spot," per old radio ads |
|
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Mountain Dew bottler, informally |
|
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RC rival |
|
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Cola Wars participant |
|
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Popular pop |
|
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Popular pop |
|
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Drink with MAX and NEXT varieties |
|
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One side of a longstanding ad battle |
|
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Cola wars "combatant" |
|
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Beverage originally called "Brad's Drink" |
|
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Coke rival |
|
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Part of a classic taste test |
|
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"For those who think young" soft drink |
|
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Soft drink choice |
|
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Mountain Dew producer, informally |
|
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Cola brand |
|
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Coke competitor |
|
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Slice maker |
|
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Cola choice |
|
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Big name in pop |
|
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"For those who think young" soft drink |
|
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Soft drink choice |
|
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Brand once promoted by Michael Jackson |
|
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Soft drink since 1898 |
|
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Soda originally named "Brad's Drink" |
|
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Mountain Dew producer, informally |
|
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Drink with a "generation" |
|
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RC Cola alternative |
|
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Drink with a "generation" |
|
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Brand whose ads once featured Michael Jackson |
|
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"Twice as much for a nickel" sloganeer, once |
|
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Soda machine option |
|
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Soda originally named Brad's Drink |
|
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"Refresh everything" sloganeer |
|
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Soft drink with a "generation" |
|
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Cola wars contender |
|
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Coke competitor |
|
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Pop purchase |
|
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The "it" in the 1990s slogan "Gotta have it" |
|
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Soft drink with a "generation" |
|
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Michael promoted it |
|
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It "hits the spot" per an old jingle |
|
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"Taste that beats the others cold" sloganeer, once |
|
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Pop icon? |
|
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Twist maker |
|
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Cola choice |
|
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Twist maker |
|
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Its slogan was once "More bounce to the ounce" |
|
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Pop icon? |
|
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Soda selection |
|
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Caramel-colored quaff |
|
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Trademarked cola |
|
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Pop label |
|
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Beverage name trademarked in 1903 |
|
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Soft drink since 1898 |
|
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Rice-A-Roni corporate colleague |
|
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Cola wars contender |
|
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Cola wars contender |
|
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Coca-Cola rival |
|
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"No Coke, ___." (line from a famous SNL skit) |
|
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With 34-Across, soft drink created in the 19th century |
|
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Beverage since 1898 |
|
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Old "Hits the Spot" marketer |
|
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Cola with a variety with a twist |
|
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Old "refreshes without filling" sloganeer |
|
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Michael Jackson once pitched it |
|
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"Hits the spot" sloganeer, once |
|
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"Twice as much for a nickel, too" drink |
|
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KFC acquirer in 1986 |
|
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KFC acquirer in 1986 |
|
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Fountain choice |
|
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Drink since 1898 |
|
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"It's the cola" sloganeer |
|
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Fountain choice |
|
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Maker of Twist and One soft drinks |
|
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Soft drink since 1898 |
|
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Quaff with caramel coloring |
|
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Soda selection |
|
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Coke challenger |
|
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Coca-Cola competitor |
|
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Product with a circular red, white and blue logo |
|
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Soda choice |
|
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Coke competitor |
|
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Maker of Twist and One soft drinks |
|
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Coke competitor |
|
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Cola giant |
|
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Beverage created in 1898 |
|
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Slice maker |
|
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"It's the cola" brand |
|
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Coke rival |
|
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__ Center: Denver arena |
|
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Soda originally named "Brad's Drink" |
|
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__ Center: Denver arena |
|
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Coke alternative |
|
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Brand of cola |
|
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Michael Jackson pitched it |
|
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Coke alternative |
|
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Popular pop |
|
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Coke rival |
|
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Brad's Drink, now |
|
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It was originally called "Brad's Drink" |
|
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Royal Crown rival |
|
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Pop pick |
|
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It may be vanilla-flavored |
|
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Coke alternative |
|
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It may be vanilla-flavored |
|
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Coke alternative |
|
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Spears shills for it |
|
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"Gotta have it" sloganeer, once |
|
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Old "Hits the spot" sloganeer |
|
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Pop purchase |
|
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Britney promotes it |
|
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RC rival |
|
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Product introduced by a North Carolina pharmacist in 1898 |
|
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Royal Crown rival |
|
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Product hawked by Britney Spears |
|
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Coke rival |
|
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Pick among pops |
|
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Kind of challenge |
|
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Old "Hits the spot" sloganeer |
|
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Cola choice |
|
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One marketer? |
|
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Cola drink |
|
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Beverage creation of 1898 |
|
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Pop choice |
|
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RC competitor |
|
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Coke rival |
|
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Soda selection |
|
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Vending machine buy |
|
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Cola choice |
|
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"Gotta have it" sloganeer |
|
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Pop choice |
|
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Opener for 36 Down |
|
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Frito-Lay owner |
|
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____ Cola |
|
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Dr. Pepper competitor |
|
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Famous test participant |
|
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"It" in the old slogan "Gotta have it" |
|
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RC alternative |
|
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Coke rival |
|
|
Soda originally called "Brad's Drink" |
|
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Cola whose original name was "Brad's Drink" |
|
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"The choice of a new generation" sloganeer, once |
|
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