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Chris drinks two 12-ounce bottles of beer. Lee, who weighs the same, drinks two 1-ounce shots of whiskey in the same time. Who has had more alcohol?

Chris has two 12-ounce beer bottles; Lee has two 1-ounce whiskey shots. The card states equal body weight and drinking time. No alcohol equivalence is shown.

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