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units shown.  \n1 cup 8 oz  \n3/4 6  \n1/2 4  \n1/4 2  \n  cup  \n1 cup 8 oz  \n3/4 6  \n1/2 4  \n1/4 2  \n  oz  \n1 cup 8 oz  \n3/4 6  \n1/2 4  \n1/4 2  \n  cup  \n1 cup 8 oz  \n3/4 6  \n1/2 4  \n1/4 2  \n  cup  \n1 cup 8 oz  \n3/4 6  \n1/2 4  \n1/4 2  \n  oz  \n1 cup 8 oz  \n3/4 6  \n1/2 4  \n1/4 2  \n  oz  \n1. 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