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If by "less than one" you mean "a fractional portion of one" ... it could; "one drink" is not scientifically defined as "the amount of alcohol required to impair someone's driving, and below which no impairment is possible".

If by "less than one" you mean "zero", then I don't see how, though an episode of the TV sitcom "WKRP in Cincinnati" did show DJ "Dr." Johnny Fever's reaction speed IMPROVING as he drank more. (Mostly because during the initial test when he was sober, he didn't recognize that the test had started; as he got used to the signal, he was able to react to it more quickly even though he was quite drunk by that time.)

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no it can not

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