Riot police had to be deployed around the Bar du Palais, where the president took refuge.
But I've yet to hear "hotsy totsy" deployed in the bars of east London, and suspect that the wine whine merger isn't going to be reversed in southern British English any time soon.
"Virtually all companies that we met with confirmed our model and can't wait to use the bar to instantly deploy their videos without having to ad additional infrastructure or up-front costs," Equilibrium (the company behind EQ Networks) CEO Sean Barger tells me.
Throughout my trip, I've seen bartenders at bars deploy the particular Japanese style of preparing drinks.
But does the minimization of risk lower the bar for officers to deploy lethal force?
These are halcyon days for behind-the-bar theatrics, and nothing lends the bartender's art a touch of razzmatazz like a deftly deployed swizzle stick.
But recently, floral concoctions and aromatic blossoms have moved out of the kitchen and behind the bar, where they are deployed as much for their delicate flavors as their visual appeal.
Despite his fondness for elaborate garniture — eruptions of shiso and blue nigella inspired by "Little Shop of Horrors," tangles of cornflowers and wild fennel fronds arranged like psychedelic Christmas trees — the bar's manager, Scott Beattie, deploys a sour recipe as foolproof as it is flexible: an ounce and a half of liquor, half as much lime juice and a half-ounce of sweetener.
Dr. Payne challenged the idea that small weapons would lower the bar for nuclear war, saying America had deployed very small atomic arms in the past.
Mendoza recognized that his city had plenty of talent behind the bar, but most of it was being deployed in high-volume clubs.
She likes to deploy a non-gender specific array of weapons to combat haters, whether onsite or in the bar.
