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What is the main reason liquor laws restrict 'happy hour' or drink-special practices in some states?
a.To make beverages more expensive for tourists
b.To reduce the amount of food sold
c.To protect suppliers' profits
d.To discourage rapid or excessive drinking that increases intoxication and risk
解析
Some states limit or ban promotions that encourage fast, heavy consumption, such as two-for-one specials or unlimited drinks, because they raise the risk of over-intoxication and related harm. The specific rules vary widely by state. The underlying goal is public safety.
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