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Christmas and New Year's Eve is the time for families and friends to gather for a nice meal and a glass of wine, or two - or more. In order to prevent people from driving drunk, the organisation “Nez Rouge” provides a special driving service with volunteers. (RTS/swissinfo.ch)

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