If the liquids we drink end up in the stomach, how does our stomach acid not get thinned down by the constant flow of liquid?

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If the liquids we drink end up in the stomach, how does our stomach acid not get thinned down by the constant flow of liquid?

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I always wondered where my stomach was finding chlorine to make the hydrochloric acid, but of course where else but salt!

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