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Tamara Loertscher went to the Eau Claire Mayo Clinic in early August when she thought she was pregnant.

It refers to what Americans call eau-de-vie, though Austrians have been tinkering with and perfecting the drink for centuries.

So are the brilliant “Eau de Lierre” by Fabrice Pellegrin and—anyway, I could go on and on.

Among other extras, the little fellow's hair was treated to a liberal supply of eau de cologne, to his huge gratification.

The successor of the executed man managed his business badly; the inventor of the the "Eau Carminative" went bankrupt.

The maid gathered up the brushes and the bottle of eau-de-cologne from the table and took them into Mrs. Admaston's room.

And I, the eau dormante of the convent, had become rather more daring than a hussar and more robust than a peasant.

She gave a shriek of alarm and fainted away, and they had to pour two barrels of eau-de-cologne over her before she recovered.