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Kedai minum adalah sebuah tempat bisnis dimana orang-orang berkumpul untuk meminum minuman beralkohol dan menyajikan makanan. Dalam kebanyakan kasus, tempat tersebut dikunjungi para penjelajah yang sedang menginap.

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