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Indeed - Run + Coke, or Gin + Tonic will do it... 
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Tia Maria and Cherryade.
Worst.Pint.Ever.
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Creme de Menthe and Cola?
Never tasted it, but I served a couple back in the days.
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A bottle of vodka is more  according to teenagers
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GENERATES
Solution:
tear: to rip
teenager’s rips
GENERATES
modified 24-Feb-14 4:41am.
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Well done!
But you must supply the solution as well as the answer.
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Obscurum per obscurius.
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Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur .
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Edited above with my solution.
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still didn't understand...  
plz explain..
.:>GSN<:.
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The surface tells of something that prompts an adolescent to cry, but remember that tear can mean either “salty drop produced by the eye” or (with a different pronunciation) “to rip.” If we interpret the latter part of the clue as “teenager’s rips,” we see that this is a cleverly disguised anagram. Unscrambling the letters in TEENAGER’S reveals the clue’s answer, GENERATES.
Now shut up and give me a 5. 
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but how's 'tears' related to the answer? 
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tear can mean either “salty drop produced by the eye” or (with a different pronunciation) “to rip.”
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teenager’s rips,” we see that this is a cleverly disguised anagram. Unscrambling the letters in TEENAGER’S reveals the clue’s answer, GENERATES.
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GSN.CP wrote: how's 'to rip' related to 'generate'?
It isn't; but in crossword clues certain words indicate that the answer is an anagram of some part of the clue. To rip (or tear) something is to break it into pices. So if we break TEENAGER'S into pieces, ignore the apostrophe (single quote), we can re-assemble the letters into GENERATES.
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Well, that explains what i was missing! 
Thanks!! 
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We needed to deliver it with a spoon to get it 
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LOL! In this case, yeah! :P
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You know I just love up votes LOL
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Who doesn't??
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Give this man a cookie every time he up vote me
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.:>GSN<:.
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Dearest Auntie[^] tells me about this awful bloke.
We thought we did a good thing kicking the turd out of the UK and letting you Yankees have him, but now his show is being cancelled and that can only mean one thing, you might be sending him back. Please don't do that. I have evidence that he's a Taliban freedom fighter, that he called Obama a very rude name, that he sent toxic substances through the post and he carries a centre-fold of Ted Kaczynski in his wallet. Surely that's enough to send him to Russia or incarcerate him for 150 years. Don't return him, he's yours.
Hands over ears, la la la la la
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
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Not only that but I am starting a rumour have heard that he also organised the Brink's-MAT robbery, and was very rude to Queen Oprah!
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