The nearest safe water source was a tap located 3 km away on the premises of a Coca-Cola bottling plant and was perceived to have high chlorine content and the few wells and boreholes that existed were mostly dried up or contaminated [ 28].
New York State also has a math activity that uses the nutrition labels on a Coca-Cola bottle and Domino sugar packets to solve the problem as well.
Is there anything more infuriating than spending $4 on a Coca-Cola just because you happen to be sitting next to a hotel pool when you order it?
The Indians, by the door of their huts, Are more comfortable, bare-foot, Than Anatole France shoe-clad Or Calvin Coolidge sipping on a Coca-Cola In a salon at the Waldorf Astoria".
A poster by Aleksandr Kosolapov, a Russian-born American whose previous work has satirized symbols of the Soviet and Russian state, depicted Jesus on a Coca-Cola advertisement. "This is my blood," it said in English.
He showed photographs of the swastika on a shrine in Kyoto, on a lantern in Korea, and on temple doors in China and Tibet; then images of the symbol in America before the Second World War — on a postcard, on a Coca-Cola pendant, and on a Boy Scout merit badge.
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One leading candidates, former President Jaime Paz Zamora, used to wear a pin on his lapel showing a coca leaf as a sign of resistance to Washington.
The Boliviana negra, also known as "super coca" or "la millionaira" depending on the region, is a coca plant that is resistant to the isopropylamine salt glyphosate, used in the herbicide Roundup.
Instead, he put a coca leaf on his tongue and closed his eyes.
In my final week there, a roadside bomb killed nine soldiers who were on a mission to destroy a coca plantation.
