Some insurance companies exclude terrorism from general property insurance (e.g. home insurance). An insurance company may include a specific definition of terrorism as part of its policy, for the purpose of excluding at least some loss or damage caused by terrorism. For example, RAC Insurance in Australia defines terrorism thus:
Add peach schnapps (or Hpnotiq liqueur), stir briefly and serve. Mix the blue curacao, peach schnapps and orange juice together in a mixing glass. Pour over crushed ice in an old-fashioned glass or large cocktail glass, and serve. Pour all ingredients into a blender with 1/3 cup of crushed ice. Blend on low for 5 seconds then on high until firm.
Some of these use an alcohol, such as schnapps, vodka or rum, to extract flavors out of fruit. Other ingredients are often added, most commonly sugar. The alcohol level of these schnapps may be only half that of the German type, usually around 20% by volume, or 40 proof.