Economics for ConsumersAmerican Book Company, 1944 - 666 pages |
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... term ' food ' means ( 1 ) articles used for food or drink for man or other animals , ( 2 ) chewing gum , and ( 3 ) articles used for components of any such article . " ( c ) The term ' drug ' means ( 1 ) articles recognized in the ...
... term ' food ' means ( 1 ) articles used for food or drink for man or other animals , ( 2 ) chewing gum , and ( 3 ) articles used for components of any such article . " ( c ) The term ' drug ' means ( 1 ) articles recognized in the ...
Page 414
... term insurance protection or have $ 6.69 a year to spend on something else equally necessary . Compared with a participating policy , the premium of $ 19.35 on the latter would purchase $ 2,300 worth of term insurance instead of $ 1,000 ...
... term insurance protection or have $ 6.69 a year to spend on something else equally necessary . Compared with a participating policy , the premium of $ 19.35 on the latter would purchase $ 2,300 worth of term insurance instead of $ 1,000 ...
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... term Fancy Grade indicates highest quality . Actually that term describes second quality , the first quality being covered by the term Super Grade and the third quality by the term Service Grade . French packed mush- rooms are described ...
... term Fancy Grade indicates highest quality . Actually that term describes second quality , the first quality being covered by the term Super Grade and the third quality by the term Service Grade . French packed mush- rooms are described ...
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