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      <title>What Is a Standard Drink? Grams of Alcohol by Country</title>
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      <description>A standard drink is 14 g of pure alcohol in the USA, 10 g in Australia, 12 g in Sweden, and a UK unit is 8 g. Standard drink sizes by country, how to count the grams in any drink, and what common drinks come to.</description>
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