The impact of tableside ordering technologies on alcohol sales to the intoxicated
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Kowalski, M. and Livingston, M. and Wilkinson, C. and Ritter, A. 2023. The impact of tableside ordering technologies on alcohol sales to the intoxicated. Drug and Alcohol Review. 42 (5): pp. 1161-1164.
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Drug and Alcohol Review
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EnAble Institute
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