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From: crl@pur-phy.UUCP (Charles LaBrec)
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Subject: Re: A Coca Cola "thought experiment"
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Date: Fri, 30-Mar-84 09:07:56 EST
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If I remember correctly an article I saw in Time(?) last summer, the 
amount of caffeine in sodas was approximately:
	Coffee		75-150 mg	(it varies a lot)
	Coke		45-55 mg	(here I just don't recall the amount)
	Pepsi		40-50 mg		"
	Mountain Dew	55-65 mg		"
	Tea		30-50 mg	(varies)
I don't remember serving sizes that were given.  Anyone else have the
exact article lying about?

Charles LaBrec
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