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How’s this for an opening statement show-stopper? Representing Grupo Modelo in a dispute centering on whether hard seltzer is beer, Sean O’Shea of Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft had one of his colleagues pour out three cans: One, a can of Corona Extra poured pale yellow and foamy. The next, a can of Modelo, poured slightly darker, also foamy. The third, a can of Corona Hard Seltzer, poured clear and fizzy. 

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