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Family sues Royal Caribbean for allegedly serving 33 drinks to passenger who died on board
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2:43Now PlayingRoyal Caribbean faces a lawsuit from the fiancé of a man who died on board a cruise ship after allegedly being served at least 33 alcoholic drinks. The lawsuit claims the company neglectfully served him drinks and is liable for his death. NBC News' Dana Griffin has more on the legal case.
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