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On the wagon.
If someone is on the wagon, they have stopped drinking alcohol.
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"We obviously need to win our two remaining ones and [the win over Worcestershire] was the starting of getting back on the wagon and winning games," Wright added.
J and Murph have climbed back on the wagon and are rolling your way.
Remorse would get me back on the wagon - but for a shorter period than the last.
Both relapsed once and helped each other get back on the wagon.
Tommy, who begins the season back on the wagon, has endured more than even his unfair share of losses, including a son killed by a drunken driver.
Potentially career-destroying benders and attempts to get back on the wagon punctuate his investigation into the strangling of Ernst Richter, owner of the adultery-facilitating website Alibi.
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"You need to get in the back of the wagon," the sheriff said.
There was blood trickling out of the back of the wagon.
Next, where they'd leaped for the back of the wagon.
Instead, we have what is essentially the same as a macho drinking contest itself – a next to useless drying out period that puts strain on the internal organs, with benefits that can be wiped out in the stampede back off the wagon on the 1st of February.
Instead, we have what is essentially the same as a macho drinking contest itself a next to useless drying out period that puts strain on the internal organs, with benefits that can be wiped out in the stampede back off the wagon on February 1st.
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