bitter water

bit·ter wa·ter

a natural mineral water containing Epsom salt.
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Tenders are invited for exploitation of tourist rental services on the beach of bitter water of alicante, referred to a kiosk with terrace and sunshades-sunbeds, during the seasons 2019-2022
Exodus 15:25 -- when confronted with bitter water -- Moses throws a piece of wood into the putrid pool and presto, instant purified water!
Numbers 5 has a law in which a husband who suspects his wife of having relations with another man can drag her before a priest, who makes her drink a cup of "bitter water." If the woman is innocent, no harm will come to her.
But the word chocolate actually comes from the Aztec word xocolatl that translates as bitter water. And as an ingredient, chocolate is filled with bitter tones.
But he began to fail himself in the bitter water and had to be hauled to safety by a British sailor.
Pachachi, who has directed nine documentary films including the prize-winning Iranian Journey and Bitter Water, won for her feature film submission titled Nothing Doing in Baghdad.