What is the cost of a gallon of milk in 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001?
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Sorry, I don't know, but it gives me the opportunity to remind people of milk in byegone days:\n\n                        Sweet Maisie.\n\nMilk didn’t come in bottles, when we were little boys,\nSo going to the dairy, was one of life’s true joys,\nFor if it were sweet Maisie, who served you out the measure,\nThe extra cup was yours to sup, a memory to treasure. \n\nKathleen only gave us, exactly what she should,\nAt times a little ‘tilly’, we always prayed she would,\nThe youngest of the sisters, I now forget her name,\nWas quite as bad as Kathleen, and dished out just the same.\n\nOld Tom, the three girls’ father, and the owner of the farm,\nNever used the measure, to him it was the norm,\nYou see, he never had a son, and treated all us boys,\nWith lots of cream from off the top, and pence to buy small toys.\n\nThe level mark inside the can, that my mother scratched,\nHad to be watched closely, to ensure that the milk matched,\nFor if you got too greedy - drank more than Maisie gave,\nMy Mum would note the difference, and fly into a rave.\n\nBut last time I was over there, the farm it is now gone,\nNew cottages and houses, the land is built upon,\nYet as I stood and looked around, I saw the corner stone,\nWhere I would drink, the extra milk, before I wandered home.\n\nSo God Bless you, Tom Costello, though sadly now not here,\nAnd to his lovely daughters, to them I raise a cheer,\nTo Kathleen and the youngest, who sometimes drove me crazy,\nI thank you all, for what you gave, but especially you Sweet Maisie.\n\n                         --------------\n\nThanks Netborja for the opportunity..........
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IIRC the M60A1 tank (produced about this time period) cost about $750,000.
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16 cups in a gallon\n48 tsp=cup
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1 US gallon =3.7854 liters or litres canadian \n1 US dollar = 1.15 canadian dollar as of today
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u shud check this site becoz if u know the density and type of milk and also the temperature at which the milk is it is easy to calculate the wt of one litre of milk in kgs
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Approx 6 pounds per gallon
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When I was at Ryan Junior High in Fairbanks, Alaska our ONLY option was: Chips & cheese dip & 2% milk. It was $2.75 in 1992. I haven't eaten school lunch since then (graduated HS in 97).
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In the Uk it was 1972
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It's a very good question. It's called value perception. A 2 liter bottle of a soft drink, close to half a gallon is considered a bargain at over a dollar. So it has been $2+ per gallon for years, no complaints, a bottle of Starbucks Frappucino comes to about $8 per gallon. Anyone complaining? A Chevy and GMC pickup are pretty much the exact same vehicle, The GMC is more expensive and holds its resale value longer.\n\nIt all has to do with what consumers perceive to be value. Since gasoline does not come in packaging, and is a more or less invisible substances pumped into cars and trucks it is difficult for a consumer to place a tangible value on it.
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Try the below link for a full scope. It states as Circa 01/02/2001
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a 16 oz bottle was .60 and a can was .35-50 cents.. \nmostly glass bottles...Cherry coke did not come out again until ( in cans ect) 1985...
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The first year, we spent $579 on diapers and wipes\nThe second year, we spent $651.  Most were bought at Costco.
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Try this web site\n\nThey have a calulator to adjust prices to different years.
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6 fois... 1971, 1972, 1975, 1977, 1981, 1983
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$.12/gallon???  I can't believe it!  That's TWELVE CENTS/GALLON.  Ridiculous!!!
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A) Gasoline costs $2.02 for 1 gallon. We want to know how much 12 gallons of gasoline costs.\nx = cost of 12 gallons of gasoline\nx / 12 gallons = $2.02 / 1 gallon --- Cross-multiply...\n(1)(x) = (12)($2.02) --- Multiply...\nx = $24.24\nANSWER: The cost of 12 gallons of gasoline is $24.24 when one gallon of gasoline costs $2.02.\n\nB) Mr. Jones starts with $2,589.36 in his checking account. He writes checks for $689.00, $107.25, and $23.69. We want to know the remaining balance in his account.\nx = amount remaining in Mr. Jones' account\nx + $689.00 + $107.25 + $27.69 = $2,589.36 --- Combine the dollar amounts on the left side...\nx + $823.94 = $2,589.36 --- Subtract $823.94 from each side...\nx = $1,765.42\nANSWER: Mr. Jones has $1,765.42 remaining in his checking account.\n\nC) A 12 oz. can of soda costs (assuming you meant) $0.65. We want to know the cost of 1 ounce of soda.\nx = cost of 1 oz. of soda\nx / 1 oz = $0.65 / 12 oz --- Cross-multiply...\n12x = $0.65 --- Divide both sides by 12...\nx ≈ $0.05\nANSWER: An ounce of soda costs $0.05 when 12 ounces of soda costs $0.65.\n**Note: If you really meant that the soda cost $65.00 instead of 65 cents, then the price for an ounce of soda is $5.42 instead of a nickel.
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second quarter of 2001  \n\ncommodity: Fish, crustaceans, mollusks and preparations thereof \n\nvalue in million peso: 847.91\n\np.s.\nlook under domestic trade then click by commodity