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Fiske, you make a good point and remind me of something else: My mother HATES it when people talk about having "a tea" or "a sherry" - she thinks the form should be "a cup of tea" or just "tea" (as in, "I'm having tea - would you like some?") and "a glass of sherry" or simply "sherry." And yet, I don't remember her ever objecting to someone saying they were having "a whiskey." Is there any illumination to be had on these distinctions?
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