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Only 54 percent of American adults say they consume alcohol, according to Gallup, the lowest in the survey’s 90-year history ...

Only 54% of U.S. adults now say they drink alcohol — the lowest level Gallup has ever recorded in its nearly 90-year history.

Just 54% of Americans say they drink alcohol. That's the lowest level recorded in 86 years.

More than 230 responses painted a vivid, often personal, picture of how alcohol is losing ground — and what’s replacing it.

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