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Earlier this year, the company promised that, if Axl Rose's band finally completed work on the LP, every American would be entitled to a free beverage.
Guns N' Roses spent 15 years working on the record, which is confirmed for release on November 24.
A spokesperson said: "We never thought this day would come. Now it's here, all we can say is the Dr. Pepper's on us."
Americans can visit Dr. Pepper's website and register for a free voucher during a 24-hour period following the disc's release.
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