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Quitting alcohol, even for a month, can be a challenge for some people. Trends, such as Dry January, are meant to make it a little easier. According to Civic Science, roughly a quarter of Americans, ...

It’s very popular now, which makes me want to do it less,” said Nick Canfield, 39, a documentary filmmaker, from inside ...

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